Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-19
REPORT IF C&
 |. \ INDICATES B|G YEAR AHEAD
Detailed Statement of the Big Mining Corporation Makes Great Showing for the Prop erty in Warren District.
OUTPUT CONTRACTED
 MANY MONTHS AHEAD
Balance Sheet Shows Some Remarkable Facts and Tes- tihes As to Position Now Held by the Company.

Held by the Company.
 The following report of the Calu- met and Arizona Mining Company. rlsde public this week by the Presi- dent and Board of Directors. will dis close to the people of the Warren Dis trict and 10 the great mass of those interested in general mining the won lerful condition holding in the proper ties owned and controlled by this or sanization.
 Important excerpts from the report, | both from the introduction of the President. Charles Briggs. and from the general manager. John C. Green way. and the financial statements. are included
 President Briggs. in his introdue- tiOn, says in part: Precious metals per ton of fine cop per from our ores. S31.6O. We delivered to customers during the year 55.57S.SS3 pounds Electrolytie Copper. 9. .665 ounces Gold and 9S0.731 | ounces Silver This amount. from which the cash income of the Compa- ny is received. was much smaller than the mine production by reason of tks curtailment of production in the latter ! half of 1914 and first half of 1915. As all of our copper is treated electrolyti- g1TI ff f.. min our mines to the market. This amount includes the mine production of tke last quarter Of 1914 and excludes the mine production of the last quarter of i 1915
 Dividends. : "The following dividends were paid durin sthe year.
 i No 45-March 22nd ..... s30S. .6s3. 50 No. 46-June 21st ...-. 30S.697.50 No September goth .. 617.4O1.O % No 4S-December 2Oth .... 771.765.00 Total t2.OO6. % The year began with a curtsilmenu ! of soc, in production. which continued : through the first quarter and part of the second. but ended with a remark able demand for copper metal al a high price and the highest rate of pro duction in our history, making the years financial operations satisfactory. The prospects for 1916 are the best in the history of the Company. The demand for copper has advanced the price per pound of Electrolytic Copper 10 high point and we hsve entered into contracts for delivery ov- er long period.
 Financial Statements and the re- port of our General Manager are sub mitted herewith
 The following is in part the report Of General Manager John C. Green way;
 Warren, Ariz.. February 10. 1916. MT Charles Briggs. President. Calumet X Arizona MiR-
 ing Company. Calumet, Michigan. Dear Sir
 wish to report the following oper- ations Of the Calumet & Arizona Min ing Company and it's subsidiaries for the calendar year. 1915.
 General.
 For the first three months of tse year we operated under the Fifty Per cent curtailment put in effect in Aug ust. 1914 Production was gradually increased in April and May and June operations were running at normal a. gain. In December 72.4ls tons of ore were mined This is the largest tOs- mage ever shipped from our Bisbee mines in single month up te that time
 We starred development work on various surface and underground lead silver ore streaks this year from which a total of 17ss tons was ,sipped
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