Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-05
EXPLORATION ON
 LOWER LEVELS
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(Contiaued from Page II Eagle group of six claims adjoining the Hi Henry on the west With depth of 300 feet as the objective point the management has resumed sinking at the 50-foot point in a double-com- partment vertical shaft in a vein 25 feet in width that gives surface assays ranging from S1.S0 to SIP per ton. The company has ordered a 25-horsepower gasoline hoist and 300 cubic foot com pressor. The new company is capi- talized for s15O,000 divided into 1.50O, 900 shares of the par value of 10 cents of which half has been placed in the treasury. The officers are: President W. F. Gray. vice-president. H. D. Mo Master: secretary-treasurer, J. c. Me Cormack; directors, tn eaboye named with F. M. Schottmiller and E. Elmo Bollinger.
 Green Quartz.
 The management of the Green Quartz, operating the Armil group. is making preparations to resume sink ing operations upon an extensive scale in it's double compartment shaft, now down 30 feet Workmen are now grad ing a site for 40-horsepower gasoline hoist. which, together with $40 foot compressor. has been ordered and is expected to arrive at its property in the next ten days or two weeks. The shaft will be sent down to depth of $50 feet. It is expected that the bore will penetrate the main ledge before the objective depth is gained.
 Fessenden.
 The shaft on the Fessenden has reached depth of 300 feet on it's way to the 500foot point. The manage ment is using two shifts Of miners in the sinking operations and is taking excellent progress in the work
 Lazy Boy.
 Splendid headway continues to be race in sinking the Lazy Boy shaft from the 60 10 the 50O-foot level, at w'.ioh extensive lateral operations are to be inaugIrated. Three shifts of miners are being used and the 230-foot point has been passed.
 United Western.
 The management of the United Vest ern is confining operations in the pro- perty at present to the extension of the north crosscut on the 505-foot lev el, out 300 feet from the shaft. Work in the southwest and south crosscuts, out 200 and IFS feet, respectively, on the same level, has been stopped
 Syndicate.
 The three shifts of miners employed by the Oatman Syndicate in shaft work on the Puiney group have passed the 100-foot point on their way 10 a depth of 800 feet. Operations have been making splendid progress since the recent installation of 40-horse- power gasoline hoist and 3iO cubic foot compressor.
 Rex
 The Rex shaft has gained a depth of 25G feet. Considering that hand steel is being used, the three shifts of min CTS employed are making good prog ress in the sinking operations, which will be greatly expedited within the next thirty days by the installation of machine drills, 1S3 cubic foot com pressor and 22-horsepower gasoline hoist being used.
 TefIttride
 The Telluride's new double-compart- ment shaft. which is designed to go to a depth of 800 feet, now measures 55 feet. A 40-foot gallows frame has just been erected and the equipment on the old shaft will be moved to the new bore and placed in operation in the next few days, at which time the number Of shifts of miners employed will be increased from one to three.
 Big Lode.
 The Oatman Big Lode double-com- partment vertical shaft has gained 9 depth of 50 feet It will be continued 10 the 20Ofoot point, at which the man agement expects it will cut the main vein. The company has ordered a 25- horsepower gasoline hoist and two machine drills. the latter to be operat- ed by air obtained fro mthe Times Mining Company's plant.
 Maynard District.
 After brief shutdown, the Arizona Telluride Mines Company has resum ed operations on it's property in the Maynard district. 15 miles east ol Kingman. It is announced that the road to the main shaft from the bot tom of the mountain on which the pro perty is located will be completed in-