The border vidette., 1910-03-26
Ed l.. Waldror, who has been az.

new shaft heads at the Christ mas mines, came do ~n to Florence Mon day to remain some time. Ed. says the new development work on the Christmas mines is showing up great ore bodies The old working shaft has been retimbered and will be driven down to a depth of 800 f. ct as fast as possi Blade Tribune
 Chairman Hoghe of the board of supervisors today received letter from w. w. Whslen, superintendent of the Tucson division of the Southern Pacific, promising that the railroad officials will do all they can to stop the practice of shipping indi gents from one section of Arizona to another Whalen adds that it will be impossible for the Southern Pacific to order em- ployees to stop raising funds to help indi gents to travel. as that is pri- vate mattor -Phoanix Democrat
 The Live O k Development Com pany has issued it's third report to the stock holders under date of February | 2I, 1910; MT. HovaI A. Smith, Du- luth, Minn., president. The property of the company is in Arizona. one and one half miles from Miami, to which latter point the Southern Pacific has extended it's lines from Globe. The | financial statement embodied in the Presidents report, shows on hand on January l. 1910. $2S. .494-l2i Pay ments on the property amount to SIT. 900
 The Imperial Copper company pro- duced last month SS5O,00 pounds of copper, as compared with a production of SOO,OOo pounds in December. It is understood that the company has now formulated definite plans for the dou bling of the capacity of the smelting g plant at Sasco, although no time has been set for the commencement of the work. At the present time the com peuy is rawing a large supply of ore from open cut work on the Old Boot mine and the developments on this and it's other properties and the in creasing tonnage of it's ore reserves demand a very much larger smeltin z capa -Bisbee Review.
 President Chase of the Midnight Test Mining Company arrived yester- day from his home in the east and will leave tomorrow morning for his company's property on Groom Greek, where he will resume operations. Work on the Midnight Test mine and the new mill almost completed was suspended during the midwinter storms 1 when almost three feet of snow fell in camp and the surrounding mountains making the hauling of supplies and machinery very expensive. President Chase and Superintendent Alstead will rush the completion of the mill and resume mine operations with good sized force Prescott Courier.
 The 40 stamp mill of the Tombstone Con, Go. is kept busy day and night pounding on ore from the big shaft and Head Center mines. while regular shipments to the Fl Paso shelter con- tinue. At the northwe est shaft a depth of 25O feet has been reached and gooC headway is being made. This new shaft is expected to open a rich lnin- eral section hitherto unexplored. Al the Tribune the company IS opening 8 good body of ore, and reports from this property are very encouraging g -Development work is being pushed on the property of the California d , Paradise M. Go The incline shaft or | the LeadviIle claim reached a depth 0
 I2O feet.
 , Reports that are coming in iron
 North Star and the country around that well known property are confirm ing more and more the belief that thi 3 section is destined to be one of tn richest gold producing districts in thu 9 west. From the explorations made i
 seems now quite well demonstrated that the gold bearing rock consists o five principal veins running parallel il l a northwest and southeast direction , besides numerous stringers some o , which are almost large enough to b.
 classed as veins. The outer of tn principal veins are three fee: apart 3 I he main shaft of the North Star i 2 now down to a depth of 800 feet ant
 values found in the rock at the bolton are as great as in that the locator frs
 found. Only rock that carries $50 o