Arizona republican., 1913-03-09
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Pasco Mines Co. three claims situated 1 near the Crown King Yavapai county [
 President Taft signed the bill that l more clearly defines the functions and | broadens the scope of the federal bu- | reau of mines This act is the first | general recognition by the government | of all branches of mining industry. The | bureau of mines retains it's original name under the law but it becomes a bureau of mining. metallurgy and min eral technology and this represents the wider scope of the new organization.
 The purposes of the new organization are better to safeguard the lives of the men engaged in the hazardous occu- pations, to prevent unnecessary waste of nutural resources and to aid the general up building of mining
 With the compl tion and operation of the eighth unit in the mill of the Ray Consolidated the reduction works will be entirely completed The mill has been under construction for two years
 C. w Munson of Toledo. Ohio. man ager of the Modern Sulphide Shelters Co, passed through Phoenix on his way to Mexico in connection with the construction of smelters. He will be absent about a month and will then return to look over the field in Arizona. He thinks our state has a wonderful futuse
 Frank C. Brewster. representing the F. l.. Moore Motor Truck CO. was in town on the business of placing his trucks with several mining companies The Kay Copper Co is already in pos session of one of these trucks and it is in active operation. hauling ore from the mine to Glendale. so far it has given great satisfaction.
 With reference to the absorption of the Saginaw American by the Calumet X Arizona. mentioned in our columns last week, information comes from au- ! thentic sources that the stock was talk ! en over at an average figure close to ! $500 and that every one concerned was P''"Neu WILL lit ''HSulhIIdIIoh oi tht 1 deal
 of the appropriation bn for the eur Wm. Mckee. superintendent of the 1 machinery for the Calumet X Arizona. | was in town on business during the l week
 The c. & A. at Superior are buying {! their electrical power from the Ray l Consolidated and the power line will soon be in operation
 Heres a good one from Rochester the new inning camp in Nevada. The { Rochester miner, reports q college gir visitor as being greatly pleased with
 the formation. particularly the corrup-
 tive rocks"
 The deepest borehole in the world i.
 near Cynehow, Silesia. The hol,
 reached depth of 1850 feet. nearly
 three years being required to complete
 the work. The hole was completed
 from q depth of 1900 feet by means o
 the diamond drill The total cost wa
 $75. 900 and 700 carats of diamonds wer' i consumed. IL was expected that th
 wall seam sought for would be reached
 at 45O0 feet. and it was therefore nee
 essary to ream out the hole down t
 that depth in order to continue drilling
 The temperature of the rock at 15O feet was 7S degrees, Fahrenheit and a l 7280 feet was 182 degrees Fahrenheit Frank ROudin was in from his pros pect near Price with some excellen , looking ore, containing copper glance
 Roudin has eight claims and his deep
 est hole is about IS feet. 3 Col. C. NJ. Yeakel has started tn transportation of his supplies for tn active development of his Copper Butt p property situated near Payson. Tn s work was delayed by the condition c
 the weather which as he states is yer
 beneficial to alfalfa but detrimental t = mining.
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