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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
COPPER REEF WILL
 RECEIVE HOSTS
Two Vertical Shafts and a Tunnel in Program of
 Development

Two forty-horsepower hoists for use on the property of the Copper Reef Con solidated Mines have just been shipped from the factory and will sobn be in stalled on the company's property, where two vertical shafts will be sunk for development purposes. These shafts will be about 1,200 feet apart and to connect with one of them tunenl will be driven. The driving of the tunnel will be accomplished by contract work and the management has already an nounced that bids will be received for 100 feet of driving.
 General Manager s. w, Clawson ar. rived in Globe several days ago for the purpose of attending to business affairs in connection with the company s inter estS.
 The development of the Copper Rect property will be watched with great in terest, as its holdings, consisting of eighty claims, comprise, probably, the greatest area of mineral land in one body held by any mining company ir Arizona. As the surface showings of this property are exceptionally favora ble, there is great likelihood that mine of remarkable value will be developed in the course of the next year or two thus adding one more producer to tn, list of paying mines already operating within radius of thirty miles of Globe
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
SECOND DRILL HOLE
 0N LIVE 0Ak
Late Developments Promise Striking of Ore in the
 Near Future

The churn drill being used in pros pecting the Live Oak property Tn ad- vance of the underground drifting is now at work at it's second location 400 feet west of the first one. The second hole is forty 4eet deep and is in the granite, eapping common to the Miami mining district. The first churn drill hole encountered 175 feet of chalcoeite ore.
 One of the notably favorable develop ments in the underground work at the Live Oak mine is the driving of drift No. POS on the second level. This drift has passed eastward through forty-five feet of sulphide ore of good commercial grade. The vertical shaft where sirk ing was resumed several weeks ago, has been put down 109 feet below tlie 300 foot level, thus showing to date a most promising vertical extent of ore!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
May Temporarily Suspend A Shaft for Repairs on
 Third Level
NO SUSPENSION OF
 HOSTING NEEDED
New Turbines Recently Re- ceived to Be Installed
 in Near Future

The management of the Old Dominion luine is contemplating shutting down the A shaft temporarily while repairs on the station at the third level are un- der way. A bad cave-in which has oc- cured above the third level station has been threatening to demolish part of the third level and for the past month intellectual attempts have been made to repair the defect without disseminating hoisting through the A shaft, which is the main one of the Old Dominion mine. About two weeks ago slight cavein injured the shaft timbers. The shut down of the A shaft will probably not persist over two or three days, and in the meantime, the ore and waste will be hosted up the E shaft and conveyed out through the tunnel to the bins at the surface In the surface tunnel bad grade must be repaired before the ore is removed in this manner.
 Excavations for the new hoists which the company has purchased for installa- tion at the A shaft are now under way near the engine house, Before the hoist is installed it will be necessary make excavations sixty feet square and ten feet deep in solid dacite. A force of men is working there now with ma chine drill and the muck is being re- moved by a series of belt eonveyors. The hoist will be shipped from the Nord- berg factory June l.
 While the A shaft is temporarily closed, production will be continued un- der difficulties, as the ore will have to be trammed from the west side of the mine to the shaft, distance of about 2,600 feet. The new steam turbines which recently arrived at the Old Do minion plant have been unboxed and are ready for installation, The turbines which were furnished by the General Electric company, are O. horizontal type after late model which has been used very little in this country. The old Dominion company plans to concentrate all it's power equipment at the shelter power house except that needed to run the hoists. Consequently, the compress sors have been taken out of the mine power house and installed at the smell ter The object in concentrating the power of the plant in this manner is to get as many engines as possible exhaust ing into the turbines. The exhaust will be two pounds gauge pressure and the turbines will run two generators.
 At the coneentratOr a motor is being installed in place of the steam engine formerly in use. The motor will be placed above the first floor so as to drive the main power shaft horizontally and thereby diminish the length of belt ing and get a greater degree of eff ciency.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
GIVE OUT NO NEWS
Presumed That Work on
 Arizona Commercial in Satisfactory Progress

Although the management of the Ari- zona Commercial Copper company IS very reticent concerning developments and refuses to permit anyone to go un- derground at the mine, operations are presumably being continued according to plans recently outlined by President Nathan l.. Amster at the Arizona Com mereial Copper company during his re- cent visit to Globe.
 Before leaving this city on May ,, MT. Amster announced that the Eureka shaft, now down to the seventh level will be sunk 300 feet further and that lateral workings on the eighth, ninth and tenth levels will be extended to thoroughly explore the ground and tC develop any copper deposits which may exist below the present workings. MT Amster said, also, that, while the shaft sinking is under way, drifting east ano west on the Black Hawk lode at th' seventh level will be continued.
 Assistant Manager John E. Pember thy is. in charge of operations,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
SUPERIOR & GLOBE WILL DO DRILL
 PROSPECT

At the property of the Superior & Globe Copper company, arrangements are being made for prospecting with diamond dfills- The drilling will prob, ably be done under contract by the Sullivan Drill company. According to present plans, one hole will be put down on the vein from the bottom of an eighty-foot winze sunk from one of the drifts on the 650-foot level. The object of this hole will be, of course, to ex, plore the vein at depth and thus as certain whether the absence of copper in the workings so far was merely due to the fact that teaching has taken place or that this particular vein is not copper-bearing.
 So far as shown by drifting and the sinking of the wiuze, the vein carries great deal of iron, much of which is rather hard. It is possible that cross, cutting may be commenced shortly from the bottom of the winze, to determine the width of the vein at that depth and to explore the ground along both foot and hanging walls.
 A second hole will probably be drilled horizontally from the face of the cross, cut which has been driven for a dis tance of about 358 feet northward from the vertical shaft. The material through which this crosscut was driven for the most part was diabase, containing very little mineral, and the face of the cross cut is now in rock of this kind
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
MIAMI WILL
 ENLARGE FORCE

The manageemnt of the Little Miami Mines company is making preparations to begin operations on its property lying between the lands of the Miami Cop per company and the Warrior Develop ment company. A twenty-five horse power hoist is about to be installed and as soon as the equipment is complete, the sinking of one of the old shafts tq greater depth will be commenced. This shaft is now no feet deep and has only one compartment, but workmen are now engaged in enlarging it to two compartments.
 The location of the shaft is on the Wild Air claim on the west end of the company's property consisting of three
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
WARRIOR IS SINKING
 THIRD HOLE

At the Warrior mine, one of the greatest permanent producers of Globe district, the sinking of the third churn drill hole is under way. This hole is already 225 feet deep and is being put down on the Winnie claim, west of the second churn drill location, and about 700 feet north of the Scorpion claim on which the Inspiration Copper company is now doing development work in a good grade of sulphiia ore.
 lOn the 250 and 300-foot levels of the mine, ore is being stoped for shipment to the Fl Paso shelter. At present these shipments amount to from % to 100 tons of ore daily and the average copper con tent is being maintained as susal at about 9,1 per cent.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
CACTUS CROSSCUTS ID OLD PINTO
 SHAFT
Drifts from Hamilton Shaft in Ore Running 3 and 4
 Per Cent

On the 300-foot level of the Hamil- ton shaft of the Cactus mine, cross cutting from the main west drift has just effected a connection with the Pin to shaft. As about IS0 feet of water had accumulated in the Pinto shaft, great care had to be used to avo'd in. jury to employees in making the connec- tion.
 At the 400-foot level the west drift will be connected with the Pinto with in few weeks The water will be pumped out through the Hamilton shaft. The drift at the 300 foot level has passed through the main fault into bar. ren ground on the Pinto property, but that on the fourth level is continuously in ore within the Pinto line.
 The sub-level fifty feet above the third level and running north from the raise located 200 feet north of the Ham iton shaft and short distance west of it is 150 feet long and continues Tn the malachite vein. At a point fifty feet north of the raise crosscu5 is being driven eastward and twenty-five feet farther north west crosseut is being started on the sub-level.
 Eastward from the Hamilton shaft drifts are being driven on the third and fourth levels. The former is 530 feet long while the latter has been advanced 600 feet At these distances from the shaft the ore assays three per cent cop per at the third level and four per cent at the fourth level. The ore is sulphide as in the greater part of the mine workings.
 No definite plan of procedure iron the Pinto shaft has yet been made, but it is likely that development work vii continue from this shaft as from tho | Hamilton. The fourth level of the Ham ilton will intersect the Pinto shaft al a depth of $40 feet, at which deptl | the latter shaft was bottOmed after passing through ten feet of carbonate ore assaying fifteen per cent copper. Tools for the churn drill are expect ed to arrive in Globe at any time, but meanwhile the drill work is being de layed. w. II. Hamilton is in charge of operations.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

part of the property vii lexplore, to greater depth, the Bonanza lode, in which good gold values have been found near the surface.
 Steps are now being taken to develop a greater water supply for the tens stamp mill, which has been treating the Lost Gulch ore. As soon as the amount of water available is increased, the mill will probably resume running and, as in the past, will be supplied with about forty tons of ore daily from the compar- atively shallow workings in the immedi- ate vicinity of the mill. The ore from this property averages $25 to the ton in gold.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
ARIZONA MICHIGAN
 SHOWS STAIN Late Developments Promise
 Striking of Ore in the Near Future

At the Arizona Michigan property, development work is being carried on at the Blackbird and Telfair shafts.
 The Blackbird shaft has been sunk to depth of 2l5 feet and levels have been established at 100 feet and 200 feet respectively. On the lO0foot level, about twenty-two feet of crosscuttins has been done At depth of 200 feet a crosscut has been driven southeast toward the foot wall for about eight feet and crosscutting northeast toward the hanging wall has been advanced five feet. The shaft work has shown that at a depth of 200 feet the vein
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
NEW FORMATION IN WILLIAMS GIVES
 PROMISE
Thought That Crosscut May Have Reached Hanging
 Wall of Vein

The changes of formation encountered by the crosseut driven southeast from the Williams shaft on the 660-foot level at the property of the National Mining Exploration company are arousing much interest among people interested in the development work being carried on in the locality.
 As was announced some time ago, the crosscu't struck a stringer of high grade ore in the. form of copper carbonate running as high as thirty-nine per cent copper. This ore was struck at dis tanee of fifty feet from the Williams shaft and proved to be about eigh- teen inches wide. Since passing through this stringer the crosscut has been driven for about thirteen feet through shale containing a great deal of iron and showing much" copper stain. With in the last two or three days the cross cut has passed out of shale into quartz he. This change is regarded as being very favorable to the future develop ment of an ore body, as the hanging wall of the Black Hawk vein on the Arizona Commercial property adjoining is quartzite Thus, it is possible that the formation in which the crosscut is being driven at present is the hang, ing-wall of a experiencing lode. The total length of the crOsscEt from tls Williams shaft is now about sixty eight feet.
 The ninety horsepower boiler recent, ly purchased by the National Mining Exploration company has been installed at the Williams shaft and is working TH a satisfactory manner. Snperintendem H. w. Woodward is employing about twenty men in development worit
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

grows wider and contains much iron and some copper stain, thus giving promise of the existence of copper deposits at greater depth.
 At the Telfair shaft, crosscutting is being continued on the 500-foot level in the expectation of opening the Old Dominion vein, which lies about HOO feet south of the shaft. So far, this crosscut has been driven S15 feet. For the past few weeks, the formation en. conntered by this crosscuts has been shale, showing occasional iron stain.
 Superintendent N A. Nelson is em. ploying about twenty men in explora tory work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
LOST GULCH WILL SINK DEEPER President Harrington Goes to Property with Neces-
 sary Supplies

President J. T. Harrington of the Lost Gulch United Mines left Globe for the property Thursday, taking. with mm supplies and tools necessary for cOntinu- ing development work ort the group of gold claims which the company owns.
 The management of the Lost Gulch United Mines has decided to sink the Badger shaft to greater depth. At present this shaft is 13O feet deep and about 100 feet of sinking will probably be done, thus making the shaft 230 feet deep, The developments at this
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

claims aggregating about sixty acres of mineral land on which schist cond- tions very similar to those showing on the surface of the Miami property are in evidence. General Manager Richard Fleming will soon increase his working force materially for the purpose of hastening the exploration of the prop erty as much as possible. For the pres ent, MT. Fleming will make his head quarters in Globe, but as soon as build ings can be erected, the mine offices will be estaglished on the property.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
A HAPPY FATHER

Is soon turned to sad one if he has to walk the floor every night with a crying baby. MGGee's Baby Elixir will make the child well, soothe its nerves, induce healthy, normal slumber. Best for disordered bowels and sour stomach-all teething babies need it. Pleasant to take, sure, and safe, con tains no harmful drugs. Price 25 and 50 cents per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
A KNOCLGR

Is man who can't see good in any person or any thing. It's habit causer' by disordered liver. If you find that you are beginning to see things through blue spectacles, treat your liver to d good cleaning ont process with Ballard $ Heroine. A sure cure for constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache, biliousness, all liver, stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
The End of the World

Should it come tomorrow, would find fully one third of the people suffering with rheumatism of either slight or ser ious nature. Nobody need suffer with rheumatism for Ballard's Snow Llnt- nent drives away the trouble, relieves the pain instantly and leaves the user as well and supple as two-year-old' Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
THE CIRCUS

Acrobat finds it necessary at all times to keep his muscles and joints supple. That is the reason that hundreds of them keep a bottle of Ballard s Snow Liniment always on hand. A sure cure for rheumatism, cuts, sprains, sore throat. lame back. contracted muscles corns, bunions and all pains. Price 25c, soc and $l per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach, sweeten the breath and create heal thy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric juice, thereby inducing good digestion. Sold by all druggists.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

Three trips around the world DeIo.
 he was twenty years old, and forty two crossings of the Atlantic, qualificd Captain Frank II. Shaw to tell sea stoy. ies. His latest is First at the Pole. ''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08
Pure
 Blue White Diamonds Tiffany or Belcher %EE m
 mounted ......-....-. @VOsVO

Here is remarkable opportun- ity to secure fine genuine dia- mond mounted in a l4-karat gold Tiffany or Belcher ring for either ladies or gentlemen. We will place on sale lot of these dia- monds, pure, perfectly cut, ex- ceedingly brilliant and the largest in size we have ever been able to offer at the price. We are going to offer this special lot at one price, $65.00, and as an additional advantage, we will give you the privilege of monthly payments. This means that you can make a small deposit and pay the balance on monthly payments. In this way you can pay for the ring without noticing the price. Come and see what fine values they are.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-08

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-05

A Summer Dish for the palate that
tired of heavy meats and soggy pastri
The Washington times., 1910-03-13
Statesmen

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The Washington times., 1910-03-13
ANACOSTA CITIZENS
ASK BRIDGE PAVING
Complaint Made to Engj-
neerS of Condition of
Approaches.
WASHINGTON TIMES BURElU.

1880 ST, ANACOSTIA, d. G, MARCH Is.
! Citizens of Anaccstia have impr assed
upon the authorities Of the District the
| necessity Of taking action looking TO the
repaving Of the southern approach OF
the new AnacOstia bridge and the in
stallation of an underground system OF
electric street car propulsion from the
! existing pit at that point along Nichols
/ avenue TO Talburtt street, to replace the
overhead trolley wires.
The conditions affecting the newly
built approach are such as to require
frequent work upon it to render it
passable, a fact that has been pointed
out TO Mr.. Douglass, the engineer OF
| bridges, by President Burr, Of the Ana
| costa Citizens Association, and Morris
Otterback. chairman of the committee
on streets These citizens also put in a
plea for the immediate placing Of the
electric system underground, as was
| provided by Congress when the Ana
costa bridge approaches were settled.
Engineer Douglass decided 10 comply
with the request OF the citizens as 10
repaving the fiji at once, but he said
there is no prospect that the railroad
company will undertake the under
ground construction until next year.
Inquiries made through Capt W. T.
Anderson, of No II precinct. have
cleared Up the circumstances under
which two horses were shot and killed
recently near Suitland, Prince George
county, Nd II has been learned that a
veterinarian from Washington, finding
the two horses 10 be suffering from a
contagious disease, took them to the
woods in Prince George county. and
shot and killed them. The finding Of the
two animals later by some residents
aroued speculation.
Warren TOlsOn will leave in a few
street, has preceded him to the Point IL
street, has preceded aim to the point, it
beng Mr.. Green's intention TO have
worked started on his summer cottage
there George Tew is another resident
VINO is about to build a cottage at the
Point
The choir Of Emmanuel Protestant
Episcopal Church has under rehearsal
a musical entertainment. which will be
produced in April. William Scantlebury.
jr-. the choir leader, is directing the
affair.
The choir of TIE Anacostia N. f
Church viii appear in the playhouse Of
St EllZabeth'S asylum Friday evening
next in their old folks concert Daniel
c. SmithsOn, chOrister, will conduct the
program.
The ChOirs Of St. Teresa's Church the
Emmanuel p. +. Church. and the Ana
costa Methodist Episcopal Church have
arranged special programs OF music for
/ Easter, and are now engaged in rehears-
ais for the festival
\ stone, thrown from W street.
crashed through one Of the windows Of
St. Teresa's DarOChiai school before day.
light Yesterday morning. and Capt W
T. Anderson has offered a reward Of s.
| for the arrest If the offender