Bisbee daily review., 1912-11-10

ful strategy OF Sayo1 II is doubtful
il the allies could have brought Tur-
key so soon to her knees. Savoff's
forces were not beaten in a single
engagement
The Superior and Pittsburg Mining
Co. produced 2S469. 1855 ID. of copper
236 $50 OF. OF silver. and S7S5 OF. OF
gold. The net cost per pound Of re-
fined copper produced was 6.5ec The
grade of che ore Is shown in the Tot
lowing table
Operations of the Superior K Pitts
burg Mining Co in lgn:
Dry VT.
Tons OF ore mined .......- 205,603
Tons of ore shipped ....... 205.6Tj
Tons Of ore smelted .......-. 20G. PA
Pounds of copper recovered
per ton ........,..... l3S.34S
Per cent of copper recovered G.9l7i
Shattuek Ships Heavily
From August /. 1910, TO June 9, 1911.
the Shattuck Arizona Mining Co. ship
ped 32,U92 tons of ore averaging 1885
per cent copper. Shipments we're dis
continued on June 9. At Douglas The
smelling plants of the Copper Queen
Consolidated Mining Co. and the CaIu-
met and Arizona Co. were operated
throughout the year. The Copper
Queen Consolidated Mining Co. had
in process the construction of an ad-
dition to the smelter to consist OF a
calcining and Teverberatory plant 70
treat fine ores concentrates and flue-
dust. II will consist of two reverber-
atory-fuTnaces and six calcineTs Of the
McDOugall type. with the necessary
cOncentTate-bins. dust-chamber flues,
and stacks. These additions will be
completed in 1912. In 1911, in addi-
ton TO Copper Queen ores. the smeit-
er treated the ore and concentrate OF
the Moctezuma Copper Co. OF Mexico,
and custom ores from Arizona and
New Mexico. The Calumet and Ari-
iona Mining Co. completed plans for
and began construction of new
smelling plant, which IL is expected
will be ready for operation by August
1913. The plans contemplate a com
plete custom sampling mill; Cananea
bedding system. IS 600 tons capacity;
two 4S-in. by loft blastfurnaces: dust
chamber 60 BY 1870 IT.: steel stack lin
ed with acid-proof thing $50 by p it,
in diameter: four 10 by 1GO-ft rever
beratories. with foundation and build
ing ior a fifth: twelve Gift Herreshon
roasting furnaces and suitable dust
chamber; and six Great Falls convert
eTs 70 II. in diameter The district is
served by the FL Paso and Southwest
ern railroad Oh for fuel is used eN-
tensiyely in the production of power.
which Is generated in central plants
since 1883. and especially since 1888.
when the railroad first reached Globe
and distributed 10 the points needed.
/ Early in 1911 merger Of the Calumet
& Arizona and Superior and Pittsbnrg
Mining companies was effected. The
stock Of the Calumet and Arizona Min
ing Co. was increased to 100000 shares
\ and an exchange made for the stock
of the Superior and Pittsburg Mining
Co. on the basis of share of Cain
met and Arizona for 3 IL shares Of
! Superior and Pittsburg
Globe Distrist
The Globe district of ella county
produced about 1850. 900 ID. OF blister
copper in 1911, as compared with
about $1,000 GOO ID. in 1910 The in
crease in production was largely dae
20 the beginning OF production by the
Miami Copper Co. The mine produe-
ton for the year considerably exceed
ed the smelter productions. as much
OF this material bad not been Smelted
at the close OF the year. Production OF
copper began IN the district abou'
l1Ssi: the district was well known as
a silver producer before tsat date
For several years subsequent to 1881
the production was intermittent, bul