Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-30

getting into ores of better grade. It is sure to prove a big winner
 Trying For the Bottom.
 At the Junction, this great sul. phide ore tody is being opened on the 1400 foot level. There are good ores above this Toint that have yet to be brought into the shelter. At 1900 feet from surface. to which depth the Junction shaft has been sunk. rich ore is showing, and a dia- mond drill is to be placed at this level to make horings to still great CT depths. the management having a curiosity to learn something of the ore bodies beyond the point to which the shaft has been extended. 1t will take several years to take the ores of the 14th level to say nothing of those still lower and to be opened n the future. It is proved that the ore holds rich in this for nation for at least 300 feet below the present big body on the 14th, and if the drill will prove it below the 18th then not a few Superior & Pittsburg present holders will in sist that they made too easy bar gain with Calumet & Arizona, but they may console themselves with the fact that they still hold the stock.
 Junction Fire Territory.
 Iron Ore has told it many times. but there may be some new readers who do not know that Junction owns property continuing for many hun dred feet fIom its present shaft to where the property of the Denn-Ar- izona comrany comes in, and it is important to Junction to know that the Denn Las found rich ore in its shaft. We saw it in the 10OO-foot level of that property and they have since found it several hundred feet deerer, meeting g flow Of water at the same tune that filed the shat. drowning the pumps. This property ad'oins Junction, as we have said, and its lines are about 2500 feet distant, so that it is reasonable to figure that Junction will develop ore throughout thts entire stretch of ground, making a wonderfully fine property. IL lies directly in the chan rel. in which all the biggest and richest ores Of the Bisbee camp have been developed. It was its fine To- cation with reference to the mines of the camp tFat suggested it's DIT chase to the mining men of this or ganizat' on, and while there was one hard work done to make all see it in this light, it was finally se- cured and was fought for an insig- nificant price compared with it's real value.
 Many Other Fine Locations.
 The Junction shaft Of Superior & Pittsburg is another point where ores are making rich and strong. and when the market warrants there will te important develop ments at the Cole shaft, now idle. and which IS sunk in a location that will be productive Of big tonnages l Ir years TO cone. Pittsburg & Dl- Iuth ground has a lot of ore already known anI there is here much ground yet unopened. It will need more than fifty years to even ex- T lore the lands of this company to say notaing Of the tire that will be reaunei to take it's mineral treas tres.
 Calumet 6 Arizona Shafts
 
 This eonrany. with it's s~lendil dividend performance. is still of the live kind. It has a fine showing af this time. and it hos lan's vat un- oucNed and well located. It win be a consistent oiucer for many years to cone, and with Superior & Fitt=b1rg will form the basis of a great cop~er rrodrci-g enterprise !
 WiH Be Dividend Pa or.
 The new coordination Nill contin- re qua terly dividenss at s1ch aro-nts as will te Tossihle unser u arket conditions. With any i'm tFat wjlI core in the eelling price this comra1Y will add 1 similarly to it's fivi'e@d Terforn- sn-es. It has a SUI stantial treasury ! with which to make any improve i ments desire5. It Is just TOW con no into it's real rineral values and l will rake eood all tHat has Teen | rroTised for it by its most enthus- .s stic s1rro ters.
 Iron Ore tstes particular rleasure { ln anno~ncin this dividend payTent 1 by SurerIor & Pittsb~rg. We had ! been insisting tsat one world be ] so-t- coTihg in due tine. an1 now, | that tNe uTo-erty las -oiued han@s 1 with Calumet & Arizona, there c1n only re suooess in a treasure that |, he copper market will uernit. Y the rarFet revi~es. cal1ret & Arizona will be a ,eat. earner. fecause no other concern in similar business ran make its ro"nd of metal for less money. Shopl1 she price re- rain as now then the co-paBy can rrobatly pay 8 aunuallv, which would he much better tHsn t-e a~- craze in such tires. All are hoping ior a betterment, and 1t Is by the