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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
WONDERFUL ORE
SHOWN IN PHOENIX

PHOENIX, Mag bringing zoo
pounds Of the richest copper ore ev-
er seen in Phoenix. y. Reed, super
incident Of La Coronado mine. To-
Gated eighteen smiles northeast OF
Florence, arrived in Phoenix last
night The samples which Mr.. Reed
brought average over fifty per cent
copper
The full extent OF the ore body re-
Gently encountered In the lower work
ings Of the Coronado IS as yet un-
known The deposit Is what in
known in mining parlance as a lens"
Eight feet is the known width of the
lens and it may be many times wild
er than that There is no drill steel
at the camp long enough to prove
its width. It's thickness is 81 feet
and the perpendicular dimension can
only be guessed at. Below il laps on
another lens that may equally as
rich.
The Coronado shaft was put down
eco feet and a crosseut run south
AZ feet From the crosscut drifts
were run east and west. The rich
lens was encOunteed ~ feet west.
The force then Put the driH 81 feet
further. where L came TO an end.
The east drift is now about ninety
feet in length Al IS feet Mr.. Reed
secured some samples which he
brought in with him. They average
about - per cent copper. The values
are mostly in the glance. but there
are some sulphides.
Sulphides predominant in the ore
from the lens. The technical term
Tor the brassy. metallic looking SUI
phides form this body is chalcopyr.
ties. Practically every kind of sopper
bearing ore IS found in the lens.
Some of the formations are born
lite. coyellite and red oxide. including.
OF course ehaleopyrites The same
formation is encountered In the vest
drift.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
sAlAkLALA sMELTER.

The Balaklala Copper Co. has
asked the Shasta Country Farmers
Protective association TO extend the
limit OF time for it to complete its
fume-consuming device at the Coram
smelter from July l to October !.
The request was denied. The Balak-
lala through r. T. White, general
manager, and W. Tillitson attorney.
asked for two weeks further time IL
which TO confer with the directors in
the east. This request was granted.
This action was the result Of a
conference held recently between the
executive committee, representing
The farmers and General Manager
White and Attorney W. d. Tillitson.
The farmers were represented at the
conference by their attorney.
The Balakla has concluded 10
adopt the Cottrell electricai-precipiia
ton process, rather than The bag
house process. as the results ar
the same in each case and conforms
to the requirements of tie Utah
decree agreed upon
The Mammoth Copper Co. will
have its playhouse completed by July
n. 1t is impossible for the Balak
lala TO install the Cottrell process By
that time. The Balaklala has only
recently decided to adopt the Cot
tren process, which is cheaper than
the playhouse process. The Balakla-
la. now that it has decided upon its
process. is sparing neither time nor
money to rush its fume-consuming
plant TO completion
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
DAVIS-DALY

Pending a supreme court decision
on the petition of property holders
TO prevent the Davis-Daly company
from building a railroad track
through certain streets of Butte in
order to make shipments of ores to
the Basin Reduction works both feas-
ible and profisa0le, very conserva-
tive policy is being carried on in
development work There is a heavy
tonnage OF ore in sight ON the 14O0-
foot level, but actual production is
impossible owing TO poor shipping
facilities.
At present work is confined al
most entirely TO the development OF
ore bodies on the lower levels, and
the outlook is comparatively prom
ising. The west drift on the 1900
foot level has opened into the Bal
tic lode, and in the face there is at
least I6 feet OF high-class ore, much
of il being a bornite and copper
glance. carrying good silver values.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
SUPERIOR AND P|TTSBURG
SHOWS SPLENDID MANAGEMENT

Mr. IA " Powell has done splen-
did work in his handling of the az
fairs Of the Superior q Pittsburg com
pa1y. whose properties are located
al Bisbee. Arizona. Nothing more is
needed Ia support of this statement
than the eompany's annual state
men' Soper,or & Pittsburg has been
carried along in an intelligent, force
iul way n the face of many obsta-
Giles. the greatest Of which was too
much water. There were seasons
Nissn the securing of fuel was diff
iicult, and IL is known of Mr.. Powell
that he gave this item excellent at
tention, keeping his properties in op-
Grafton when others in that section
were forced TO close. He has 4
spledid local organization of huse-
ling men. and great deal has been
accomplished in all departments at
mines and snaelter
Superior & Pittsburg is now earn
ing six per cent on the selling price
OF its shares. and this in the face of
very poor copper price. Could fiji
teen cents b. secured for its metal.
and oo1ld the mines be operated to
their capacity the company would
present a greater showing in earn.
inss. rs ores are high grade and
readily smelted and the output could
be greatly increased if the market
warranted
There nss been a constant pres
sing Of drifts and crosscuts under
ground TO open the territory contis-
work having been attended with high
ly satisfactory results in the way OF
finding ore bodies of commercial
character. At Junction a great de
post is now being developed, its ex-
tent having yet to be fully determin. /!
ed Junction is getting TO the geolog- !
zeal level ~ which ore bodies of big /
PROPORTIONS can be expected. The
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

same is true with reference 10 the
work at the Hoatson shaft. At the
Briggs shaft. where considerable wa.
ter is still encountered, the shaft is
getting to the ore zone. and Iron Ore
predicts that this shaft will be one
of the best n all Bisbee. II location
with reference 10 the best things
ia the district amounts to anything.
the Briggs should be a great winner.
That 1t will abundantly repay an the
money and effort expended in its
sinking We believe This shaft has
drained the entire Bisbee basin. tax
ing the water from all the neighbor-
ing properties. and il is entitled TO
big ore deposits in return for the
good Il has done. The sentimental
view will have no effect upon the
stock. but the ores that will surely
be developed here viii make Super
Tor & Pittsburs better known in the
market
IL will be many years before all
the ground of the company can be
explored and in the meantime its
ore reserves viii be Increasing aad
its costs OF production viii be stead
lily lowering. Mr.. Powell has the af-
fairs OF the company well in hand.
and has surprised many people By
making a success Of the enterprise.
Many predictd il could not win. some
because il could not find ore enough
and others because its capitalization
vas TOO high. Ii has the ore. and
q is paying now despite the condi-
ion of the market 1t is a success.
/ legitimate one that is certain ito
Keep on growing bigger and better
or many years Iron Ore takes a bit
Il pride in the fact because IL has
ilways maintained that il would be
'ome one of the best copper produ-
ers in the country It hasn't vet
onie into its stride nor win II for
ONE time to eome.--Iron Ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
ALL BIG PORPHYRY DEPOSITS
HAVE ALREADY BEEN FOUND

is not as hopeful as it has been.
4 further decline in prices is more
than a possibility. AT y cents per
pound. the leading European spec.
ulative interests viii probably be
heavy buyers. Should the market
remain as low as u cents for any
considerable time. q few OF the high
cost producers may be expected 20
curtail heavily or cease operations
altogether. The consumption OF
copper is already large, and i.
would be greater were it not for
governmental antsgonism OF cor
porations, which has destroyed the
bond and investment market in this
country, and practically put an end
10 new construction. indlSst trial
progress and expansion
A director OF the Utah Copper
company says: Our reason for
charging the expense of stripping
ore bodies to a special account is
that we dc not wish 10 fool our
selves or our stockholders. We
want to know exactly how much it
costs to mine the big body OF ore in
the company's property; and the
method we have adopted is not only
entirely fair. but il is correct and
accurate. OF the S1.5I3.947 charged
to this account on our books. about
/ $500, 600 is represented by railway
/ tracks. locomotives. cars. steam
shovels, and other equipment. all OF
which is practically as good as
new. This viii be turned over 10
the new railroad company and in
Guided in its capitalization. ali OF
which viii be owned by the Utah
Copper company.
"All of the stripping expense on
the Utah Copper ground has been
carried as a separate item in our
bookkeeping. and is gradually being
charged off against ore mined and
copper produced approximately
81 ,0OO.0O0 was expended by Boston
/ Consolidated three years ago in par
TALLY stripping a considerable por-
ton OF its ore deposit. This was
charged to capital account. The
work Of completing this stripping
now under way viii be charged TO
our special account. however. in or
der that We may know ourselves
and make clear 10 our stockholders
just what il costs the company to
produce and market its copper. We
remove given tonnage of cappina
and uncover a much greater number
of tons OF ore. and as each ton OF
ore is mined we charge IL with It's
proportion of the stripping costs
Our stripping is far in advance oil
our mining. and viii be for a great
many years. AT present the strip
ping account IS increasing; bui
after a few years IL win begin "a
decrease. and viii entirely disap
pear before the ore resources OF
the property are exhausted
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINERS QUIT

Newman Erb. president OF the
British Columbia Copper Co.. an
nounoes that about 2o0 of the 300
men employed al the company's prop
erty have gone ON a strike as the re-
suit OF an attempt of the Western
Federation men to force the company
TO discharge the 100 employees who
are not members of that organiza-
ton.
The men who remained 81 their
posts. Mr.. Eerb said. are engineers,
holsters and others. affiliated with
other pniOns. The Western Fedora
ton men demanded that the com
pany employ only federation mem
beers. A board OF Cancellation. con
sisting OF a representative Of the
provincial government, representa-
tive OF the federation and repre-
sentative Of the company decided in
favor Of company. The federation
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08


One " the most important fac
tors at present is the steady increase
in the output OF the Titan Copper
company. which has recently risen
from a basis OF 10000 600 pounds 10
approximately 100. 0OO. 200 pounds an
nually- This company and Nevada
Consolidated combined are producing
ar the rate of mere than 10000, 600
pounds annually Utah Copper inter
ests declare that their production
viii 20 on increasing that they are
satisfied with their present profit of
approximately five cents per pound;
that they are opposed TO artificial
lines Of supply and demand. In brief.
they believe IN the survival of the tit
test. If any companies are 20 curtail
Il should be those that are making
large production at a very high
cost per pound.
Utah Copper interests figure that
their company. together with Nevada
and Ray Consolidated, Gila and Chi
no. viii be in shape three years
hence 70 produce 4OO,O00.000 pounds
OF copper annually. To this viii be
added $4,000 900 or 3O.0Oo,Oe0 pounds
by Miami: and il GirOuX, Inspiration,
Live Oak, Cactus. Chemuug and the
Burro mountain property are equip
ped Ineanwhile. the year 1914 should
see an output OF over 100000. 000
pounds OF copper from these new dis
semiEated ore or porphyry deposits
IN view OF the fact that other dis
tricfs are not materially increasing
their production. however, this enor-
nous influx Of new metal viii really
represent no more than the normal
growth OF 10 per cent annually in
the worlds output
4 gentleman who has been very
prominently identified with the de
veiopment Of the new pOrphyTy pro
ducers. discussing this matner. says:
Il feel quite sure that practically all
OF The big porphyry deposits on this
continent have been found already
and are under development and
ny associates have been spending
money exploring a great many new
properties which seemed to give
promise OF developing into big dis
se.ninsted ore mines. We have drawn
blanks in every case. There has moi
been a new porphyry deposit dis
covered IN the past three years
though in this period the world hs:
been searched Tor this class OF or
occurrences as never before Ther'
may be similar deposits in the IN
terror OF south America and Africs
and Africa which viii be developed
some time in the future. As ! SCI
the metal situation. however, there
viii be a much greater increase il
production in the coming four o.
five years than there is ever likell
10 be again. Undoubtedly all Tn
COPPER produced win be consumed
but the price may continue low 70
three OF four years. OF course j
viii depend very largely on tn
volume OF the worlds business and
its electrical progress
Tho outlook for the metal marke
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
> PARADISE. :
, = = q = q .
Whitehall.

The striking OF ore in the west
drift from the bottom of the I20-foot
shaft on the Whitehall, there being
ore now in both workings, the east
drift and the west drift, enhances the
value Of the property. making 1t more
imam ever one of systematic and ex-
tensive development How much ore
there will be in the west drift IS
not yet known. as it has just begun
TO come in on one side. 1t seems 70
De the same class OF ore as that I'm
the east drift. And, as the ledge
seems not to have been reached. the
present showing augurs well for what
is to come
The drift is in is or 20 feet. While
the east drift is now about 30 feet
long. Two shifts are at work in the
west drift, and one in the east.
In the east drift the ore holds
about the same. rs inches in width.
with the principal values copper.
Carpenters are busy erecting the
new company buildings, most, if not
all, Of the lumber now being on the
ground. A. James of Rodeo is in
charge of the work. The buildings
planned to be erected by the com
pany include bunk house, boarding
house, managers residence. Office.
and stable, also a store.
J. B. Chadwick of Benson. former
iy in charge of Grant Bros railroad
construction outfit for a number of
years, viii act as manager as well
as president. moving down to the
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
C. & p.

The work of enlarging and tim.
berins the 20-foot stump OF the c.
e. 2. uniform with the shaft above,
is Progressing fayorably and will be
completed, Superintendent Richards
thinks. on or about May LIST. Sink
Ing will then be commenced.
On account of the water it is nee
essary for the force to work Sun
days as well as week days. The wa
ter has not increased in volume, how
ever, being easy to handle.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

refused TO abide by the decision and
struck. There was no grievance as
to wages or hours.
Mr.. Erb said the company has
given the strikers until next Mon
day to return to work, and that II
they stay out they viii be replaced.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
II. w. Smith.

H. W. Smith is employing several
men on his Wood canyon claims.
which are located for G. A. Kellner.
VI. D. Taylor and himself.
On the property there are two
kinds of ore, copper and lead-silver:
also ore running highest in gold.
The copper ore carries values of %
per cent; while assays of the lead
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

A change has been encountered IN
the Virtue tunnel. that may be the
forerunner of good newsstand Il is
hoped such viii be the case. There
Is now and has been for about ten
feet, a full face of gray lime, spar
and tale. The lime itself shows much
decomposition, and altogether the in
dications Of ore are better now than
ever before since the tunnel was
started.
Apparently the indications are fos
lead-silver GRE.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

silver ore are as follows: Lead, IT'S
per cent; silver. ZIG o.; gold. $40.
Other assays are reported rich ia
gold.
Mr.. Smith is much pleased with
that section of the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
Dale.

Sam Dale left Tuesday to resume
work on his property, near the King
OF Lead.
For over so feet, N a crosscut tun-
mel, he has been driving in a full
face or porphyry carrying low grade
copper with white iron-tn excellent
indication.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
San Simon

The tunnel on the San Simon is
now in about 40 feet At about 400
feet crystallized lime was eneoun-
tered, and still continues. though a
change has been expected for some
time. The rock is unusually hard,
50 that the progress is very slow.
This tunnel is just above the power
house, on the Planet claim. and runs
nearly due south.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Never hesitate about giving Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy to children.
II contains no opium or other mar
cotics and can be given with implied
confidence. As quick cure 10
coughs and colds TO which children
are susceptible it is unsurpassed
Sold by all Druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
BUY ANY MAGAZINE YOI
WANT AT CENTRAL PHARMACY

The longest and highest galloway
in the world is N Argentina. ira
versing % miles of mountains at
heights varying from $3.50 to about
$4,000 feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08
CochIse.

Chas. w. Clark OF the Cochise has
put several men at work, doing 10
cation work on claims adjoining the
Cochise filed on by him a short time
ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

Nine frame buildings were destroy
ed In an early morning fire at Court
land one morning last week
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-08

mine as soon as his residence is com.
pleted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
court RE.OPENS
BRENNAN'S CASE
RENOkES DECISION RECENTLN
MADE-CASES DISPOSED
OF YESTERDAY.

Special to the World
Guthrie, okla, Oct 27.--rhc SUI
preme court today disposed of the
following cases by motion;
Patcs b, Burncttc VS. District Judge
W, l.. Barnum of the Crock -Okmulgoo
district application for writ of pro-
hibition in the Edith Durant guardian
ship matters; dismissed on motion Of
plainuG
NJ. H. Fox vs.. O. y, Goodwin, Mur-
ray county and VIM b. Walker Vs.
@, +. Rinehart, Custer County both
dismissed on motion Of plaintin In
error
The State ex rel Wilson n. smith
vs.. the county election board of Del
aware County, contest over the
county iudgeship, writ Of prohibition
denied
The City Of Checotah VS. the city Of
Eufaula, the Mcintosh County scat
night; referee given until January /,
1911, to make his report,
The case Of James Parkinson VS.. L..
S, SHELTON, from Okmulgee County in
Okmulgee, advanced and set for the
November term.
A rehearing was denied in the case
Of Lake Moore VS.. j, -, O'Dcll from
Okfuskee County The supreme court
withdrew its per curiam opinion in
the Tulsa County case IN which Fran
els II, Brennan was seeking a writ
Of mandamus against the county elec-
tion board to compel them to place
his name on the ticket as candidate
for superior judge. The court denied
the writ last week, but now revokes
that decision and reopens the case
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
STUDENTS STAND
FOX PROHIBITION
PROPOSED AMENDMENT ls TAX
IN no BE \ MOST UNFAIR
MEASURE,

Special 10 the World
Norman okla, oct 27- After lis-
tculug Tor more than an hour 10 an
eloquent address before The Young
MruH Christian Association, by Hon.
claude Weaver Of Oklahoma city,
more than 200 men of the state Uul-
|rwN adopted unanimously the fol-
lowing resolution.
Resolved That we as students Of
the University Of oklahoma, knowing
the proposed bin amending the Com
stitutl0n In regard 10 the sale Of liquor
a. be- measure opposed 10 the prin-
ciplrs of fair democratic government
dD agree tO use our influence and our
votes against It's adoption
This action on the part OF the stu
dents resulted from their conviction
chat the proposed Law ls trap for
the voters OF oklahoma and not real
local option BILL
Mr. Weaver stated a. the outset that
ut heart hc is a local optionIst yet
he is opposed 90 this proposed amend
mont as being unfair, unjust and IN
reality a trap for the voters of the
state. Speaking further Mr.. Weaver
Illustrated the uniuirncss of the bill
10y pointing out three leading features
which are typical of thu entire hill.
First us disfranchising the white
country voters forever on the liquor
question, even while the negro In town
.l ho can read and write win be- per-
mittcd TO vote.
Second, II makes II extremely easy
for the liquor interests to call cleo
ton after election for the purpose OF
adopting license saloons in town,
hut 1t makes II almost impossible for
the prohlhitionists to get an election
for oustlng the saloons when once
they are In.
Third, II denies to saloons the priv
ilcgc ol having chairs, tables, cur
tains, stained window panes, but ho-
tells and restaurants, which under the
proposed law are permitted to furnish
drinks to their customers and guests,
are relieved of these restrictions.
hence 1t is likely that every saloon
viii have restaurant In connection
ana thus cyade this feature of the
law.
This step taken by the university
students In putting themselves on rec
ord as opposed 20 the bill shows the
keen interest taken by the collegemen
in all public matters. Their desire
for fair and Just legislation is very
real, and this move viii doubtless
have an important influence on the
outcome Of the election, as II indi-
Gates desire for real action
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
STEAMER TEN DAYS OVERDUE
with II Crew Of Thirty-Four the Ar
lIndln Has Not Arrived

San Juan, Porto Rico, oct. 27.-
The steamship Arkadia Of the United
states and Porto Rico Navigation
Company's line, which sailed from
New orleans October II for san
Juan, has not yet arrived The
steamer Is now ten days overdue. II
carried crew of thirty-four and
three passengers
The steamer MassapaQua, which
arrived here today. left New Orleans
October 20. II reports having seen
or heard nothing of the Arkadia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
They Actually
Do The Work
Rood EatcL l. WORTH css Unless hi
gcstcd--Sumc StOmaChs Must
HnNp Helm

liHNt li'lIls
Food taken into the stomach which,
from the nature OF the food or the
condition of the stomach, Is not d.
gcstcd is worse than no food at all
This Is "A true statement as far as II
goes and a great many dyspcptlcs go
only this far with their reasoning.
They argue with themselves that be-
cause their stomachs do not do the
work given them they must be given
less work. in other words they must
hc starved 1t would be Just as SEN
sible for business man who Is un-
able to do all his own work 10 cut
down his business to his own capacity
MS IL is for man to starve himself
10 relieve his stomach, The scnihlc
business man employs holp and goes
forward with his business. Likewise
the sensible dyspeptic will employ
help for his stomach and give his
body proper nourishment
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets actually
do the work assigned 10 them, They
relieve weak and ovcrhurdeucd stom-
achs Of great portion of digestive
action, Their component parts are
Identical with those of the digestive
fluids and Secrctions of the stomach
and they simply take up the grind
and carry on the work Just the same
as good, strong, healthy stomach
would do IT,
ON this account Suarts Dyspepsia
Tablets are perfectly natural In their
action aud effects. They do not cause
any unnatural or violent disturbance
in the stomach or bowels They them
selves digest the food and supply the
system with all the nourishment con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-28
Convlcts Working on Survey

Special TO the World.
Guthrie, Okla, Oct. 27.-A.
Hawkins, state highway engineer ha
started out with a surveying party
including number of convlcts, I,
make a permanent survey for tn
S;ate highway from McAlester directl
north to Garemore. The prelimi
nary survey was made some time ago
The men will lie in camp on the worl
and as soon as the survey is complet
ed It Is more than probable that tn
work of construction will begin.