Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-22

At the l60O ievel. the ore is still there ana only further work for depth can tell when it will end. So long as improvements continue to make ii possible 10 bring up ore from deep levels as cheaply as they could be brought up from higher levels tbs Warren district mines may be worked prohtably and such condition seems hkeiy 10 exist for many years to come.
 Among other pioneer work explor- ation of unknown territory. the Cal umet and Arizona for the past few months has Ben extending opera. tons to the south and east from the Bergh shaft. This was an unknown country. and whether the ore bodies continued in that direction was some thing that could only be determined
 by entering into 1t and this was done. This exploration work has carried the exploration far from the known dis tricts and thus far the results have
 been highly satisfactory. Ore bodies
 have been encountered but their ex- tent net determined Experience in the past shows that there are some
 times discovered veins Of ore bodies
 iOi feet In width that look promising
 Tor long producers but which abe
 exhausted in three months while
 again ore is encountered of only half
 that width in extent and at the end
 of two or three years that particular
 deposit is still being worked. So it is with preliminary exploration vorK.
 lt shows certain bodies of certain
 widths but the depth and length can
 only be determined by further ex- ploration and at times only by actual production work. the taking out of the ore itself. Thus while the work i to the southeast of the Bergh shaft
 has been highly satisfactory thus far the extent of the deposits encountered can only be determined with time. Other exploration work is going on in making the connection between 1 the Hoatson and the Oliver which
 are 10 be connected from the 1900 and 1 1900 levels respectively. This is al ] so new country through which they are drifting and the results that are | being obtained at these deep levels
 are highly interesting.
 The C. and A. is doing no leris. ! ing to outsiders for the taking out of 1 lead-silver ore There is found the same character of ore in their pro { perties, between lime and copper, that ! is found on the Copper Queen pro- 1 pcrtieS where there are a score of ] leaserg. What the extent of those l deposits are, has not been detereiued. They may De as greaa as on the IneighboT's property and they may not ! lt has been against the policy of 1 this company to do any leasing and at ! this time it is not needing the lead. l silver ore which can be later mined when deemed desirable sb occasion may arise Increased production is the good news that comes from the Copper Queen mines. Energies are being di- rected to that end and men are being put to work as fast as ! they can be obtained. It is stared that this month the increase of out
 put from the mines Of this company
 reach jO,0O0. This means more work. more employees. a larger pay roll and will be welcomed generally through out the district as one of the most encouraging features of the year. lt is evident that the Copper Queen
 management is looking for improve
 ment in prices and that the demand
 for it's output is on the increase else the announced contemplated increase
 in production would not have been been undertaken. Recently there has
 been a stifening of prices which
 fHe ( frfg to encourage all interest in copper min
 ing either directly or indirectly.
 Rapid sinking al the Dallas shaft,
 the newest Of the Copper Queen work ings continues. ft is now down to
 the 700 mark and the work for the
 present month is expected to exceed
 l60 feet Before this months work
 the record being made at the Dallas was considered exceptional and the progress made in October will stiH
 further go to the establishing of a new record in the district
 These are the most important Uf the reports eminatina from the Cop per Queen company during the past week. 9,
 Tn the past week encouraging ness came from the east in the announce ment of an increase of !n tne price Of co9pe=. This followed an evident increased demand in this country and reports that the European surplus had been materially decreased. X falling on in production for several months past. an increased desuand in all parts Of the world has teen steadily in- Creasing the surplus stock of red met al on hand month after month and it is certain that this decrease, if con tjBued will have the certain effects Of sustaining the price and ultimately bringing further increases in prices with further decreases in surplus.
 lt would not take much stimulation to bring buyers into the market and when they do appear in any numbers a bidding up of metal prices is consid- cred as certain to follow.