Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-09
sIoW IN 5MEITER.

 Smelting company, near Noria, on the Sonora railroad are to the ef- feet that the shelter will be blown in on January first. The smelter is located some distance from. the mines which are at Cobre Grande camp and an aerial tramway is now being constructed which will con- vev the ores from the mines to the reduction plant Fred Alfred is sup erintendent of the property and A. RI. Conard is president and general manager.
 CASA eRANoE DISTRICT.
 Negotiations are just being con cluded by which the owners of the Vekol mine in the Casa Grande dis. triet are to take over the Lake Shore and Silver Reef mines in the same district, it is stated. It is also understood that the Nekol mine Is to be abandoned.
 In, connection with the operation Of the Lake Shore and Silver Reel properties, the company intends sto start up a 5O-ton shelter, which has been installed in the district for some years, and will be known as the Silver Reef Mining and Smeit- ing company.
 GOLD NEAR KELVIN.
 Peter Painter, proprietor of the Southern hotel in Kelvin. who is now in Phoenix, says that KclEin IS getting a little excited over recent gold finds in that vicinity. Not | long ago Jesse McSherry brought tu him some samples from 8 ledge ! he uncoyered & mile and a half from ! Kelvin He sent the rock to the ! Metallurgical Chemical company oi ] Denver and the assay returned was s264 in gold.
 l Mir. Painter says there Is also q ] considerable quantity of placer gold coming into Kelvin. Most Of it i' brought by Mexicans, but some O the dirt Is so rich it should at tract the attention of white pros pectors. He believes that while th, ! district has been made famous by : copper, which is the prevailing min eral, it's gold resources should no be overlooked He thinks there i! fine opportunity within a few miles of Kelvin for gold hunters to dt some profitable business In hi opinion what the country needs !' more prOspec;ors.
 DENN ARIZONA.
 We are asked by an eastern sub scriber: Whats the matter witi Denn2" The trouble seems 10 Do that the company does not like tC equip for the water it will have tC pump in case mining is resumed Denn's ore lies several hundred feel lower than the bottom of its pres ent shaft It has small bodies o high grade ores at it's present leye but 10 reach the ores extending from the Junction property of Cal umet & Arizona which show biz and rich several thousand feet be- yOnd the Denn line. it will be neces sary to say 2,000 feet or more. Il this is done there will have 10 be an outlay of ample proportions C meet the flow Of water that is cer tain to be encountered, because the shaft would naturally drain all the mines of Bisbee, 1t being the loves in the basin holding the water ol this camp. says Iron Ore
 Junction and Briggs shafts, of Ca umet and AriznOa had a pumpias experience that was an expensive one, but the water was finally con quered and the company Is nov enjoying the benefits of its expen- allure, faith and patience. June ton is mining at the lf00foOt leve where it has one enough, with thai developed above this point, 10 lasi several years without further sink ing. Its shaft is to the 1,S0o-foof level, where the ore was proved biz and rich, but the pumps were with drawn to the lfth after the ore de Dosit had besR found and fiqyes,j gated sufficiently far 70 show 2 it' proportions.
 The junction was not as far frou the Lowell and ROatson shafts a' Denn is from the Junction, and tho chances are that Denn would have even mroe water to lift than wa found al the Junction opening.
 It is quite certain that Denn ~il have a mine if it goes desl