Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-25

bright from the standpoint Of water supply. We are sinking a shaft from No T level mainly with the idea of exploring for water, Wages fin the camp. but this seemed general with a few exceptions. During the summer and early fall a considerable amount of sickness reyaiied in the camp have remained about the same. throughout all of this section of tae country, and l think we were more fortunate than some Of the neighoor- ing mining camps. An ice plant vas ordered during the year, but was not delivered until too late to be of value during the summer months; it has now arrived and will be available the com ing summer. Various changes have been made in the staff of the company during the year. all of which l be- lieve have been for the better"
 Report of the Miami
 The annual report of the Miami Copper company is to hand. This property at Globe is one of the best known and the milling plant on 1t is believed to be the finest on the con tinent. Following are the officers; Adolphe L4ewissohn, president; J. Parke Charming, vice resident; J. H. Sussman, treasurer: Herman Cook, E. Britton Gottsburger, general manager. The report of the manager is Of so great interest that it IS given in toto.
 The period under review 19lo) has been one of steady progress in the work of developing and equipping the property for mining operations, and of constructing the plant for treat ment of the ore. At the close of the year the plans as outlined in our prev ious report have been practically com pleted and. at the date or writing. the first unit of the mill has been put in Co successful operation. The land hold nngs of the company now comprise l.122 acres. a considerable area ot public land having ben taken mp te provide for storage of taiiings from the mill, and two parcels of ranch land purchased for development Of a water supply. Or the total. 222 acres are classified as mineral bearing and contagious .o this is a tract Of 555 acres on which are built the mill and power plant. and a large portion or which is practically. well adapted to the stacking of tailings The balance, S45 acres. is made up Of the land pur- chased for water development.
 Mine develoment has been carried on steadily throughout the year along The lines originally adopted. and a large tonnage of ore is now fully op- ened up and ready for mining. The sw working shaft. No. 1, was sunk to a ceptb of 710 feet and connected with the ore bOoy on the 420 foot level. which is tae first extraction lev. ei through which ore Will be hauled to the new shaft, which will be the second extraction level, was opened out. but driven only I2f feet it's Con aection vi th the ore body being leh for future work The underground SoYk for the year yielded Il6,24S tons 1f ore which we're added to the stock pile. thus providing a total tonnage 5I 25f, ,009 tons already broken and for the mill. To handle this, two raises have been put up from the i20-foot ievei to tap the stock pile at the surface and provide all easy means of handling it in the main shaft.
 The mil building and its accessor- ies have been completed and four of he six sections compieteiy equipped for oerauons. The equipment for the other two sections is also in place