Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-28

Nine & Shelter SOpply company, this house covering the southwest i and northwestern Mexico. Mir. Cor don is well equipped for the position. Some 15 years ago he went to Africa for the Gates Iron Works people, and remained there until now. The well known Gorton rock drill was named after him. During the Boer war Mir. Gordon was United States consul at Johannesburg and at Pretoria. He will be warmly welcomed to this sec
 ton by all mining men.
 GuerriQuito Mine Shipping. Manager W. c. Humphreys of the l Guerriguito mine, located 27 miles i from Nacozari, Sonora, states that I shipments continue regularly as in ] the past. It is a quicksilver property,
 the ore being highly sillcious. Con
 siderable development has been done mostly in tunnels. The country ! is rhyolite, the ore being an intrusive l deposit. Operations by the present l company have been forwarded only
 about six months, but the showing is very good. Shipments are made to
 the Copper Queen smelter at Doug
 las.
 The Hermosa Company.
 H. L. Roper of Fl Paso has organ
 ized the Hermosa Consolidated Min
 ing X Reduction Co.,. with the fol
 lowing officers: Harold c. Willard,
 trustee for the New York Post and
 vice president of the Hudson Iron
 Co. president: Fl. L. Soper. vice pres ident and general manager; William 1 C. Pratt, vice president National 1 Heat, Light & Power company, sec
 retary and treasurer; John Kasser, i who brought to success the Live Oak | Development company of Globe. ! Aria, and John Brooks, capitalist ! and railroad man of Boston, are ] directors. The properties are at Her.
 mosa, N. M., and comprise 17 claims, a total acreage of 340 acres. Of these
 properties there is work aggregating two miles underground. There is a 70 stamp mill on the Ocean Wave
 claim; there is steam hoist, machine ! drill. etc. It is calimed that there are large ore bodies of medium-grade ore developed, which can be econoH- ically and profitabiy treated in the mill. This ore averages. it is staled, Sl2 per ton, there being 4S.500 tons of ths ready to break down, and the claim is made by the management that the total cost of mining, millins, freightinE, etc, will not exceed S5.So per ton. It has been stated to me that this company is in shape for contin- uous operations from now on. ! shall visit the Hermosa within the next 60 days.
 U. s. S. R. & M. o.
 The fifth annua fepcbt Of the : United States Smelling, Refining & ] Mining company as at hand. This com pany owns smelters and mines
 throughout the country, the nearest being at Needles or Pachdca, Mex. and the balance sheet shows that dividends agregating 04.s53.3g were paid in 1910.
 G. w. Heintz of Salt Lake City hns been appointed general manager of
 the Needles smelter, holding this [ position as well as his former one | Of general manager for the United
 States Smelling company. Affiliated and a part of this company are the ! United States Smelling company. 1 Needles Mining & Smelling & com- l pany: UnEed States Mining Co; | Centennia'- Eureka Mining Co Rica-
 mond-Eureka Mining Co.,; Mammoth I Copper Mining Co.,; Compania de Real del Monte y Pachuca; United States Stores Co.,; United States
 Metals Refining Co: International
 Metals Selling Co.
 Managing Director A. F. Holden. i who IS well known In this section, in
 his reort states: During the year { your operations were seriously han
 dicapped by unforeseen and unpre-
 ventable circumstances; but all of
 the troubles now seem to be over"
 The report of Sidney J. Jennings,
 vice president in charge of ezpiora-
 ton and mining investment. Is espe-