Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-03
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the concentration, which as planned will eventually have a capacity of 5000 tons The 50e-ton shelter viii be iinished ir i9ii. the foundation having been completed. The ore re- serves, including that of the Gila Cop per company ground taken oyer by the Ray are said to be 75, 100000 tons.
 Tho geological survey reports that mining conditions in New Mexico .n 1910 were favorable to an in. creased yield in all the metals as com pared with the productions Of 1909
 The MogollOn or cooney district. iE the southwest corner of SCcorro county. contains several gold mines. chief of which Is the Ernestine mine, which IS and has been for years the heaAtesf producer of gold in the ter ritory- The Socorro Mines company'c min at Mogollon. was operated Throughout the year, and the Helen company and the Treasure Minine and Reduction company were also producers in 1910. In the Magdalena district. lead-zinc camp, in the cen trai-western part of socorro county. the operations of the Ozark Smelling and Refining company, the Tri-Bulion Smelling and Development company the Germany Mining company, the Mine Development company. and the Aistsetoe Mining company should show an increased output. The 20 stamp mill of the Rosedale Coll Mining company at Rosedsle, which las been operating pn gold ores. was burned in September
 in Grant county there was much prospecting with churn drills and some development of copper ore bodies.The Chino Copper company, of santa Rita acquired in 1909 total area of 2SO0 acres. including the santa Rita mines. and has been pros pecting for two years with churn drills ana developing the properties uy un defground work. as well as making an output both in crude ore shipments and concentrates from the old Santa Rlta mill. In 1909 the company was building a new 5000 ton mill a; Hur. ley, miles from the mine. to treat the ore from the Santa Rita mines This mill will be Of the style Of the Utah Copper company's plant a. Gar. field, Utah
 Other mines included in the com. pany's holdings VIII be worked by steam shovel an dthe caying system. In November. 1910. the Chino com paRy's reserves were estimated at so.. ooo,OcO tons, assaying 2.6 per cent copper.
 In the Burro M0:ntain district de. Veiopment work, as well as shipping. were carried on by the Burro Mount ain Copper company. The Chemune Copper company was also engaged m development work until October. 1910. The Mangus Development com. pauy which was prospecting with churn drills, stopped work tempors riiy in October. The mines of the Sa. yafnah Copper company, in Burrn Mountain and PInos Altos districts. were developed under lease. In the Lordsb'irg district the principal mines were the Bonnie. the Eighty-five and the Superior.
 Colfax county placers maintained an even yield for the year. Shipments from Dona Ana county were mot eg>l to those Of 1e09. Lincoln county n dfatained it's gold outpgt from anal Eamaring mills at White Oaks. Luna county produced chiefly lead. from Cooks Park and Victoria districts.
 The Gro Grande Smelting company | at Orc Grande, was idle in 1910 Some placer gold was recovered al Oo Grande during the year The TuIa iosa Copper company, at Tularosa completed a loo ton concentrating
 p.ant during the year and started shipments Of copper concentrates in ] November.
 The B5stonCerrillos Mines cor
 Pany Los CerrilIos. Santa Fe conn
 '', which produced gold, silver COO per lead and zine in 1909 was re
 ported to have suspended work 1T | December, 1910.
 1 f'N.' NehaA'-AEl cIAt IGEEAflT rU
 sIerfa countrE particularly in tbs
 Black Range district. near the towns
 Of Chloride. Flourine and Kinrsro,, and in the Las Animas districts ne9, l Hllsb1ro.
 AS a great part or New Mexico or,
 goes to the Fl Paso shelter. at F
 faso' Texas, the enlargement of tbj,
 plant starred at the close of tb,
 year. is of interest The Chino Con
 Ter company has contracted to shil
 it's concentrates to Fl Paso The Ra,
 Consolidated Copper company, of Ari
 zona, has also contracted to shin 2, this plant
 The director of the mint estimate production of gold of S3g7.974 il
 New Mexico in 1910 against s252. .s0l
 in 1909, and an output Of 6s3,111 fin, f ounces of silver in 1910 against 324 200 fine ounces in 1909.