The copper era., 1910-11-11
Arizona Mining News.

AluS uIdu AluEI. JOuu OCuuFlGI, OI Berkeley, California, was a Kingman visitor this week, coming here for conference with Maj. ". A. Mensch on the subject of future develop ments of the Enterprise mines. MT. Schuyler is well known in mining and other financial circles throughout northern California.
 Kingman Miner: The Needles Mining So Smelling company is get ting things in shape to begin the shipment of ore from the Banner mines, at Stockton Hill, and the Tennessee mine, at Chloride. The Banner will ship about one car a day and the Tennessee two cars daily The two properties will eventually furnish large tonnage for the con centratOr and shelter.
 Kingman Miner: F. H. Crafts, of Chloride, who is operating the Badger and othOr mines in that section, was kingman visitor this week, having been to Needles to get rates on con centrating ores. He reports the Needles plant one of the largest in the country and believes it will be of permanent benefit to the mines of this county. Shipment will soon be made from the Badger mines to the new plant.
 Kingman Miner: B. D. Lunceford came in from the Tom Reed mill with $45, 1000 bar of bullion, the pro- duct of about three weeks run of ten stamps. MT. Lunceford reports that the mill is doing splendid work and that the mine was improving with every foot of new work. When the additional thirty stamps are put in commission the output of this com pany will be about equal to that of the Gold Road.
 Parker Post: The first load of ore from the property of the Wardwell- Osborne Copper mines company, located seven miles east of Parker, arrived in town, and from this time forward the ore will be brought in daily for shipment to the shelter. B. H. Bennetts, manager of the Con solidated Arizona Smelting company of Humboldt. was in town and con- tracted for a large quantity of ore. Mir. Bennetts visited the property and stated to representative of The Post that he was most agree ably surprised over the excellent showing developed on the Wardwell- Osborne property.
 Parker Post: w. p. Martin, presi- dent and L. E. Newcomb, secretary of the Blue Bell Mining & Reduction company, passed through Parker on their way to the mines. The Blue Bell company owns twenty-three claims just north of the Bill Will Hams. near Swansea. The Blue Bell has several hundred feet of tunnel work, a double-compartment work ing shaft down 200 feet, with cross cuts at the 80 and at. the 18O-foot levels. The cry is high-grade. Ship ment to the Swansea shelter will commence within the next fifteen days. MT. Newcomb will remain at the mine, while MT. Martin will re- turn to his California homes about November l.
 Florence Blade-Tribune: A. J. Macleau, general manager of the Ray Consolidated Copper company, was visitor at the county seat Mon day He reports satisfactory pro- gress at both Ray and Hayden and expects to have the first part of the company great concentrating plant ready for operation within very short time and the mine will be ready to furnish all the ore the plant will require. This property will be ready to take it's place in the ranks of the Largest producers of copper before the close of next year. Mr Mac lean has demonstrated his ability to successfully direct the complex busi hess of this great enterprise and vithal is a most agreeable and enter taining gentleman.