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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-14
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Warren District Mines

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COPPER QUEEN COMPANY

While extensive development plans are said to be in course of preparation by the Copper Queen company. ana plans contemplated for the starting of such work in the near future, those plans have not yet been an nounced. It is is known that i'm portant work is contemplated, and when it is started, interesting an- nouncements of results may be eX- pected. At present the chief new work continues to be at the Dallas shalt. Here the stations at the eleventh and twelfth levels are com pleted. and work is progressing rap idly on the stations at the thirteenth and fourteenth levels. These are expected 10 be completed iu the course of the next ten days, and then the work of drifting will be started on all four levels of the new shaft.
 Another important piece of devel. opment work is in progress at the Sacramento shaft, on the sixteenth level. where a wize is being sunk This development work is the deep est of any in progress or any that has been undertaken in any Of the properties of this company. The ob' feet of the work at this point is to determine the extent of the ore bodies on the north side of the float son, and here exploration work is to be pushed to that end.
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CALUMET AND ARIZONA co

No important announcements fol lowed the meeting of stockholders ot this company last week. AS was stated, the former directors were re- elected for the coming year. An. nual reports were presented, which detailed matters as already reported from the directors meetings.
 Exploration work still continues in the Briggs, as as yet the extent oi the great ore body that was encoun- tered in this shaft has not been de termined. A cut 230 feet in length has been run through this ore body in one direction, and cross cutting in another direction is now in progress, and has progressed 75 feet. while the work in raising from the same level has reached 40 feet. All of these crosscuts are in ore, so that the extent of this splendid deposit still requires considerable eXplora. tion before it can be determined. So far as explored. the ore body will average ten per cent or better in corners. These values are adjacent to the extremely rich strike reported several weeks ago. where daily as says ran from thirty up to forty per cent. That rich deposit is next to the foot wall, and the cross cutting has led away from it, so that the full extent of extremely rich ore remains not as yet determined. Thus far there has been no stoping in this ore body, the work being confined to drifting for exploration purposes, which has been found productive ol splendid immediate profits in produc- ton, as well as pleasing discoveries as to continuous extent and values
 At the Irish Mag shaft work of CT ploration is being continued on the 1900 level under the big ore body Heretofore no work had been done upon that deposit at lower than the 1900 to HOO levels, and the present work is being done to develop eN' tent in depth. It has now been found that the ore body extends clear down almost to the sill of the fifteenth level.
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ne Cananea'Boston property. To. catcd between the Calumet & Sonora and tNe Cananea shelter. Is continuing to drift on the 200-foot level. The drift has been run distance of about GO feet and several small stringers have been encountered. but the main ledge has not yet been reached.
 Recent Danourcements.
 Quite a number Of Announcements have been made during the past few weeks, the most important of which are two which were made by A. F.. Tarin Of Hermosillo. The names of the properties are the Santa Maria and Saginaw. The first comprises 15O per. tenencias and the second 36. They arc located near the Lapiz mine. Hermo- silio district: graphite is the mineral for which they are denounced $. C. I.amadrid, Hermosillo, 10 pert, under name Fl Refugio: Matape, Ures; gold. silver. lead. Also 10 pert under name Ildefonso; same locality and minerals.
 James Stevens. Douglas. .Ariz.; 9i pert. under name Seeley Mine Oputo, Moctezuma; gold, silver.
 J. M. Quiros. Alamos: pert. under rame Libertad: Rio Chico. Alamos: gold, silver. 14 pert. under name Burma Fe; same locality and minerals.
 Manuel Santa Cruz. for A. !. Vans. ley and Dr. F. Chehowith: pert. un. der name Laura; Oputo, Ures; gold. silver.
 c. Carlos. Onavas, representing James Glenn Cooper and Basil Cor tiana; petition to reduce Coronado property from @ to pert. Onayas tres
 Antonio Miranda, Onavas: A pert. under name Coronado No. 2: Onayas. Ures; gold. silver.
 H. Camacho. Nacozari: 10 pert. nn- der name Tore Bahel; Cumpas. Moo tezuma: gold. silver, copper.
 Jose Sells, Oputo; pert, under name Navajo; Oputo. Moctezuma; gold. silver.
 V. Perlata. Cumpas; 10 pert. under name Fl Disimulo. in Pilares tie Nae. oZari camp, Cumpas. Moctezuma: gold, siFser.
 R. c. Wilson, Bacadehuachi. and R. Ceballos. Nacori Chico; 50 pert. under name Osa Rica Bacadehuachi. Moe tezuma: gold. silver. Miguel Apalategui. Moctezuma: 10 pert. under name Hecla No. ?; Cum pas, Moctezuma; gold. silver; also 12 pert, under name La Gloria; and Panama, 14 pert, same locality ar1 minerals
 A Valencia, Moctezuma; 10 pert. under name Alice: Pilares de Naco- zari, Cumpas. Moctezuma: gold. sil' yer, copper.
 T. c. Lyons. Jesus Jaquez. Ei Paso. Texas: pert, under name Santa Cruz; Quiriego, Alamos; gold, silver.
 J. NJ. Arana. Edward Gottfried, Al tar: 10 pert, under name Orc Gran- el Pitiqulto. Altar; gold.
 Otto NJ. Roberts, Ia Cienega; 21 pert. under name Fl Sahuaro; Pit.- quito, Altar; gold.
 Carlos Loaiza Mrctezuma; s per- under name San Diego; Cumpas, Moa tezuma gold, silver, copper.
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CANANEA MINING NEWS

| iCANANEA. Son. Mex. April 1C.-The Calumet & Sonora Mining company las practically ceased all its mining
 operations at it's property two miles
 northwest of Cananea. and no actual
 mining work is being done at present
 However the mills are being operated
 or the ore which has been previously broken and it is almost certain that the property will be closed down on he first of May. according to Fumors aiioat at the present time.
 No reason is given for the partial shutdown by tho management but it is believed that there is deal pend. ing at present for the sale of the prop erty. and that announcement to this effect will be made in the near future There are no more men being worked at present than is absolutely neees- sary.
 That there has been some dissension ! in the ranks of the stockholders of | the company, has been known for some time, and it is reported that if the deal pending at present fails to 1 be carried out that a reorganization of the company will follow.
 The report of Dr. Walter Harvey | Weed on the property has been made | public recently and it is considered l pretty favorable. The report shows that the mine contains 6,000 tons of | broken ore. ready for the mill, and 147, 900 tons of probable ore above the | 525-foot level that is high grade enough to mill. and 122,S00 tons of | low grade ore that may prove yalua. [ ble with higher metal prices and re. | duced costs. Dr. Weed recommends | the installation of electrical driven ma
 chinery throughout It will cost s100- 0O0 to bring the plant mp to a stand
 ard where the property will pay with | an increase in the mine output of 900
 tons daily.
 i Report Recent Strike
 ! A. Carrillo. owning La Conchita
 mine, located about four miles south Of San Geronimo mine. near Posa. tres district. reports that a fairly rich strike was made recently. Forty feet of ore has been encountered in a tulr
 nel distance of 170 feet from the DOT. | tai. which will average s53 ton in gold. silver, lead and zinc. Another
 tunnel. which has been driven in the
 hill a distance of 15O feet has also en- countered the ore. Eight men are be | ing worked at present and it is the in- tention to install a boiler and small compressor as soon as possible. 1 Titles have been issued recently to | the following properties in Sonora: La Reina Cristina. to F. del Rincon; Chon- ] ita, A. G. Cass: San Francisco, R Gonzales: Morelos. T. Robinson ! Dours; La Montanesa, T. J. Montana; Santa Cecelia, R. s. Dufourcq: Las
 Verdes Bufa. J. Dehort; Extencion de l la Tunita, G. w. Megrew; Conts de ! Golconda Sec. No. w. E. Rogers;
 Rey del Cobre. E. G. Camera; Dolores,
 F. Barreda: Anita, A. Hitler.
 1 Considerable headway is being made in sinking the shaft at the Su-
 peTior-PonanZa property, located
 six miles west of Imuris. in the Mag
 dalena district. Henry Bolweeg is in
 charge of the operations.
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down-hill glide-until the cart cop per is dumped into the cars, the floor of the carting room being at car level.
 The huge foundation for the blast furnaces, concrete walls filled with molten slag, is ready for the super structure, as also is that for the casting furnaces. The great circular base of concrete on which the smoke stack will rest, is finished. This stack will be 40 feet in outer dia- meter, p feet main shaft diameter, and the height will be $50 feet, one of the largest ever erected. It Is of steel, brick-lined. and what is known as the self-supporting type, no guys being necessary.
 The pier and pillar blocks for the dust blast chamber are finished, ready for the steel It is calcul- ated that no dust will escape, but ali be diverted back 10 the furnaces This waste will assay about , per cent copper, so the saving will be material item.
 The power plant will remain as it is, being built for liberal expan- sion within present walls.
 The ore bed foundations of slag have been cribbed in with iron posts and corrugated sheet iron, spaces being left for divisional walls that will soon be poured in.
 The ore will be taken by tram to the roasters and after being de- sulphurized and started on the down grade it begins to drop or flow, ever one step lower until the casting room is reached Here, too, is an innovation; the furnace spouts are COT siderably above the ladies, from which the moulds are filled. If there IS a spill or splash the overflow does not go into the pits as hereto fore, and have to be chiseled out when it freezes" The floor of the reverberatory furnace room is seven feet higher than that of the casting furnaces, and that floor is eleven feet higher than the floor of the bullion room-the car level
 There will be two blast furnaces of great capacity. two casting furn- aces and five reberberatOries in the new structure with abundance of elbow room" everywhere-no crowd ing permitted.
 There will be no elevating, no
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to.--l7g and no crossing of lines. T busy little motors with their tr IS will travel the inclines with th -aw material and gravity does u est.
 ary new device known to smelt- ing c'ence as developed today has bee erD1oyed: every short-coming of old nrocesses corrected and the resul. vin be a twentieth century model
 A special feature of the plant is a comprehensive sewerage system, which is all ready for operation.
 It is expected that the structural steel workers will put in an aprear- ance about April IS. Five cars of steel are now on the tracks with a procession of cars following closely. With the material at hand the work of electrifying the transportat' on system, and erecting the walls and roofs of the furnace houses and oth- CT buildings. By the time one sec ton is under roof the walls of an other will be ready for cover. It is not swise to forecast a certain udD Ol But lL lS COull- dently expected that the new plant will have succeeded the old before the end of 1913.
 So much for the plant now in course Of construction. Its doubling will be a triple matter when it shall become desirable. Other blast furn- aces may be added to the west of present building without reaching the railway tracks. Most casting furnaces may be installed in the present chamber. The reverberatory chamber may be doubled to the east of the new structure. The ore beds may be extended east and west and the ore roasting capacity added to at will without disturbing a wall or track.
 generation, perhaps a century of future needs have been anticipat- cd by the skillful designers of the
 It is but natural that a little specu- lation should be indulged in as to the effect of these Improvements on the earning power of the property and it requires no imagination to forecast a notable advance in the value of the company's shares. The output instead of being 50,000, 900
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NEW c. AND A. SHELTER

Present activities at the (. & A. smelter site have never been equal lea in the history of that company, and it is doubtful if elsewhere in Arizona may be found a parallel The old smelter is operated at full capacity, that great earning capacity which has enriched the stockholders, and provided a surplus fund more than enough to create a new and greater plant, and by it's side are growing the splendid new structure that will not only work great econ Omies in production cost but in- crease the capacity by 90 per cent.
 Never has such a work of expan- sion been attended by more favor able conditions. The plans were matured when copper was selling much lower, and the question Of cutting down the cost" was the great consideration. Therefor, every discovery that might tend to dimin- ish the bullion cost has been em- bodied in the new plans.
 A favorable market during the past year is now succeeded by the highest range of selling values en- loved for many years. That 16-cent
 0nDer has come to stay is the be lief of the best market authorities. But. if selling average of 15 cents is maintained through 1913, the old plant will have paid for the new out of the market difference over 1911 figures.
 The selling average for 1911 was about 12h cents and the production at the rate of 50,OOO,OO0 pounds approximately If 15 cents is aver aged during the period of construc- ton the difference will approximate the S2,O0O.0 900 estimated cost The surplus will remain intact and divi- dends may be on as large a scale as heretofore, while the permanent assets behind the stock have in- creased. nominally by s2.000,0OO act ually by a great deal more because of the increased output and the de creased cost of operation.
 Foundations Almost Completed.
 A greater part of the foundation work is completed for all new de- partments of the business. There is a vast amount Of filling in to be done, but after this week the concrete plant will operate on the roaster walls. the last of the heavy concrete work, and all branches Of construction may move simultaneous ly. The huge enclosure of the rever- berating furnace room, the founda- tion walls of which are IS feet high. must be filled with hot slag. sixty-day task.
 A similar slag base for the ore roaster is already ribbed in place and the walls of concrete will sur round it.
 The F. P. & s. W. tracks term mate about 500 feet west from the line of the new plant proper. the blast furnace. From the railroad company's terminus the system of C. & A. industrial transportation will ramify the site like a spiders web. All Operated By Electricity.
 Track-laying has already reached the junction point where the bullion track and core system meet. and will now proceed rapicly in all di- rections.
 The entire site is graded 10 the forty level" the height of the bull lion track concrete walls. From ths level the tracks are a series of terraces, the highest being the roast ing plant on the eastern end of the great slag dump. From this level the process is one of grayity-a
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sHATTucX IS DEVELOPING

With an extra shift working at the Shattuck. more rapid development work is being done. This work con sists chifiy in exploring the rich strikes that have been reported in the past few weeks. From the 500 level there is a raise being drifted up to the 400 and 300 levels. where there has already been extensive develop ment work done. This raise is in ore Of the same general character as re-
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ported when the strikes were made.
 An article in the Duluth paper which was reproduced in The Review last Tuesday, stated that the order had gone out to secure a shelter site immediately, but locally there have been no shelter announcements re- gently nothing since the statement was made that the company had de cided to build shelter of it's own.
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THE COPPER QUEEN BAND will open the bazaar with fine selec- ton of music which you cannot afford 10 miss hearing
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FROM ) TO s O'CLOCK

Hot suppr served every evening. To ob- tain an idea of what good things there will be to eat for soc, read the menu in the Program.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-07-18
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM SUMMARIZED

Following summary
fern adopted BY the Democratic national convention:
Declares only;
publican tariff the principal Of the unequal distribution CT
wealth. Of
PecaIy necessaries OF life Also
not to Interfere with destroy legitimate Industries.
Takes with Republican platform high
living oontandng is largely high tariff
Favors vigorous of the anti
trust law Demands such additional legislation
to crush private monopoly.
Urges
Vdng for of
c
Declares presidential preference primaries.
Pledges of prohibiting contr
butens
individuals.
single presidential making president ineligible
Reelection.
efficient
companies telegraph telephone valuation
these companies by the interstate commission
In connection of banking
denunciation Adrch bill commits
investigation agricultural Eu
system may
suitable conditions United
Pledges legislation devastation
Of lower Mississippi valley
national regarding
Repeats declaration of the platform of 1908 rights OF
labor pledges the employees compensation law
agriculture
gambling agricultural products
Believes in fostering growth of a merchant
Reafs previous declarations public
reorganization of he
Recommends reform legislation
against "pocy of Imperialism
exploitation" in Philippines
enjoyment rights privileges
territorial of government.
FavOrs parcels post and extension of rural delivery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-07-18

rules could be taken Mr.. Bryan with
drew the last paragraph of his reso-
luton, and the resolution was then
passed practically unanimously.
The dramatic incident, probably the
most dramatic that has ever occurred
in national political convention, had
but served to widen the breach be
tween the Bryan and Murphy forces,
If that were possible.
From the first TO the ninth ballot
New York voted go for Harmon" and
Nebraska voted almost solidly for
Clark, as instructed by the state con
vention, Mr.. Bryan, as a Nebraska
! delegate-at-large, following the in
structions up to and including the
fourteenth ballot. On the tenth ballot
New York switched to go for Clark"
causing Clark demonstration. The
ballOting continued without serious
interruption until Nebraska was call
ed on the fifteenth, when Mr. Bryan
arose from his seat on the floor and
asked permission to explain a change
in his vote.
| NO! MOI" came the cries, and Con-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1912-07-18
SKIN ERUPTION ON CHEEK

Kingsley, Mich.-'Last May my
thirteen-months-old baby had a sore
come on her cheek. 1t started in four
or five small pimples and in two or
three hours time spread to the size OF
a silver dollar. It spread to her eye.
Then water would run from the pim-
pies and wherever that touched it caus-
ed more sores until nearly all one
cheek and UP her nostrils were one
solid sore She was very fretful. She
certainly was a terrible looking child,
and nothing seemed to be of any use.
Then l got some Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment. She tried to rub
off everything We put on so that We
would sit and hold her hands for two
hours at q time, trying to give the
medicine d chance to help her, but
after I washed it with Cuticura Scan
and then put on the Cuticura ONT
ment they seemed to soothe her and
she did not try to rub them off. It
was only a few days before her face
was all healed up, and there has been
no return Of the trouble since. We
thought that baby's face would surely
be SCARED, but it is not" (signed)
Mrs. ", J. Cleiand, Jan. S, 1912.
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