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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
JULY COPPER OUTPUT MAY EXCEED THAT
 OF LAST MAY
JUNE COPPER FIGURES NOT GREAT DEAL LOWER THAN
 THAT OF PREVIOUS MONTH. NUMBER OF DAYS CONSIDERED

Final analysis of figures of copper production from Arizona mines in June shows that the decrease in metal making during the month was in real ity much less than appeared at first glance If metal made at the end of June but not entered into that months output by reason of delayed transpor- tation or other cause, should be ascer- tained it would very likely be found that the June figures as a matter Of fact exceeded those of May.
 June production was at the rate or approximately 2.47O,OOO pounds of cop per the day. There were in June but 30 days as compared with 31 days in May Adding the extra days output would bring the June production to within a half million pounds of the ap- proximate figures for May, the high month of the year. Indications are that the July production will exceed that of May. notwithstanding a proba. ble decrease in United Verde Exten- sion output by reason of the fact that it has been breaking in its new smelt- CT and has naturally had some diff culties to contend with, and some de- crease in Shattuck output. this proper ty having had to turn more of its ef- forts to preparation for mining of it's lead-silver ores in quantity now that the mill is in operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
C. & C. DRY SHAFT
HEAD FRAME FROM OLD SPRAY MINE WILL BE MOVED TO c. 6 c. WHEN COMPANY GETS READY TO INSTALL SURFACE MAcHIN- FRY, ANNOUNCED

Repair work on 700 feet of the Un. cle Sam shaft of the Copper Queen branch of the Phelps Dodge corpora tion has been started, preparatory to reopening that property. The shaft was built about ten years ago and has been shut down for some time. When plans arrived at the stage where it was thought advisable again to open it. discovery was made that the tim bers in the first 700 feet had become so rotten as to be unsafe.
 At the Gardner shaft raising is un- derway to connect with the Silver Bear shaft. The two shafts already are connected on the 600 and zoo foot levels. Another important piece of work at the Gardner is a raise to con- meet with Lowell territory which will be worked from the Gardner Hither- to it has been worked through the Lowell shaft About so feet of materi- al remains to be gone through before the connection will be completed.
 The c. & c. shaft will be down to the 1500 level in a few days One re-
 
 territory is that the ground is so tight that little water has been struck The usual water level is about 1900 feet, but in the present instance the flow is so small that it actually will be neces- sary to drift to strike a channel in order to get sufficient water to con- duct the work with. While getting ready to install an electric hoist at the surface, the work of widening the shaft to standard size soon will be started When the company acquired it the c. & c. had two 45a by 51R and one by 515 foot compartments. As the P. D. has adopted a standard com pertinent of 415 by 51S considerable alteration will be needed on the upper 1000 feet From that level to the 1900 a four compartment shaft has been sunk. When this work has been finished the company either will sink further from the 1900 or open out a drift to catch a water channel.
 An item of interest in connection with the C. & c. is that the company management expects to take the head frame from the Spray shaft to the c. & c. and install it. This is eX- pldliieu DE JHe StdlelueuI IldL IllnDeTs are exceedingly hard to get at present. and in addition there is little likeli- hood of the Spray being needed for some time.
 While there has been little explora- ton work thus far this year, develop ment of known ore bodies has resulted in holding the reserve practically on a level since January first
 Work on Sacramento hill is proceed ing more rapidly than a while back The hard matter which capped the hill is giving way to softer material, allowing greater progress each shift
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
COMPLETE NEW HOSPITAL

DETROIT. Mich, July 13.-One of the most complete hospitals in the world. expected to take a large part in the work of rehabiItating American soldiers wounded overseas, is being erected here by Henry Ford, erected faster than the average building is con- structed in peace time. because of gov. ernment cooperation in the purchase of materials
 On a 20-acre tract the hospital. which will bear Mir. FOrd's name. will have floor space of 50.0O0 square feet It will be a four story structure with the exception of the diagnosis build ing placed in the center which will go up to six stories. It will front 750 feet on the Grand Boulevard. Detroits most popular automobile driveway, and go back 250 feet.
 With 1900 windows it will be impos. sible for a person anywhere in the building to get more than 24 feet away from the light. Forty porches will sur. round the structure and a roof garden is to extend over the entire building
 Mir Ford is spending S3,0O0. 900 on the institution.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
SHATTUCK MILL
 OPERATES WITH
 ENTIRE SUCCESS
New Process for Extracting Value From Low Grade Lead-Silver Ore Proving Itself Good Right Along
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Typifying complete success of a new process in combination ore reduction the new 400 ton mill of the Shattuck- Arizona Copper company now is oper- ating full capacity each 24 hours. II employs approximately 40 men.
 The process. which previously has been explained to the public at some length, consists of capitalization of the ores before putting them through Notation to recover values from the fines. This means that after passing over a series of tables. the ore is re- ground and the fines put through flo tation tanks where final recovery takes place.
 The ore passing through the mill is said to have an average value of about S6 a ton in lead and silver. The com pany is reported to have a large re- serve of this class of ore.
 The mill which cost approximately S2000O0. is situated near the Denn mine from which it derives water for it's operation. It was constructed bv A. l.. Engels along lines worked out with the ores of this company in view. Glenn Allen. metallurgist for the com Dany at present is in charge.
 In the Denn development work is said to he proceeding nicely from the 1000 to the 1900 levels. The recent ore discovery on the 1450 in the direction ,f the c. & A. lines is reported to be opening up well.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
RELATION OF ARIzONA' MINES
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ton per mile of any of the roads in the state. Agriculture brought the PhOenix-B Buckeye line. 92 miles long and valued at $3,O37. .9SO. while the bal ance of 125076 miles, with a valuation of S37.S99143, is due to mining
 The Congress. Poland. Crown King. Clara Consolidated and other mines in that district brought the Santa Fe. Prescott and Phoenix system into be- ing. the United Verde was responsible for the narrow gauge into Jerome and the standard gauge into Clarkdale. Ray Consolidated. Superior. Christmas and London properties caused the building of the Arizona Eastern and the Pearce mines enticed it south from Cochise. The old Dominion furnished the incentive for the Arizona Eastern from Bowie. later heightened by the Miami and Inspiration The Imperial mine coaxed the railroad south from Red Rock, and the lines of the Arizona X New COrnelia made necessary the line from Gila Bend To Ajo. while the Phelps Dodge properties brought the
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
PROPERTY AT PATAGONIA EN- TIERS LIST OF PRODUCERS OF slLVER-LEAO MONDAY WHEN PLANT TURNED OVER AT HALF CAPACITY
KOLLBERG IN CHARGE
CONCERN TOOK OVER MINE IN WHICH 175.ooO TONS OF REFRAC- TORY ORE HAD BEEN BLOCKED OUT. THEN APPLIED SAME PRO CESS AS sHATTUcK

The Flux Mining company. cOmpOs- ed of thirty Bisbee business men. en- tered the list of producers this week when the new 2O0-ton mill started up last Monday. The first shipment of three car loads of concentrates was made Friday and it is expected that a total of five carloads will he sent from there to the Fl PasO shelter before the first of August However. the mill is not working to capacity at present and will not be until August 1. It now is working on a 12 hour basis Fred KOllberg is in charge of the mill. while Tom Stafford is superintendent of the mine.
 The mill is modelled after that of the Shattuck Arizona copper company. us- ing the sodium system of recovery. employing both tables and flOtatiOn. The ore is a sand carbonate carrying an average of , ounces silver and 10 per cent lead to the ton.
 The Bisbee company took the prop erty over in March Prior to that time it had been worked by R. R. Richard sen of Patagonia. its owner. and by other stock companies winch had been formed Co develop it. However. be- cause of the refractory character of the ore only about 60 per cent of the values could be extracted. The flOta- tiOn process utilized by the Shattuck paved the way for success for the To- cal men and they took hold of the Flux giving five-years' bond of S15O.000 for it. MT. Kollberg was chOs- en president. John NJ. McGregor vice president, and MT. Stafford mine man. ager.
 When interviewed Mir. McGregOr said the mill appeared to work per fectly. as far as he had been advised. He. as we'll as other local men inter ested in the concern. were jubilant Ov- CT the prospect of making a fortune as the company has approximately 175. 900 tons of ore blocked cut in its work ings, or a three years run at the pres ent time, without doing a tap of de- work.
 The property lies one and half miles from the Southern Pacific rail- road. at Patagonia. A spur track and loading station. built by former own CTS of the property stand ready for use. This is connected with the mine by road fully as good as that be- tween Bisbee and Lowell. the natural roadbed being hard and smooth NIT. said
 While many minor details remain to be adjusted between now and the first of the coming month. as is natur- al in a new mill. it is the anticipation of the company that the mill will he at full capacity or very near it next Thursday morning
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
PEASANTS GO HOME

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON THE AISNE MARINE FRONT. July 27. peasants again are checking the road ways below the Marne east O. Chateau Thierrv. But this time they are going home instead of leaving. Every road leading northward contains streams of peasants and vehicles.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
MAY ABOLISH eARNIsHEE
ORv Review Lensed IYlreN

WASHINGTON, July 27-The rail road administration is considering is- suing an order forbidding the garni- sheeng of wages Of the more than g. 000,000 railway employees as a means of eliminating the legal work caused by these actions. If this is done, it was said today, special efforts will be made 10 force employees to pay their bills without court action.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
COPPER MINERS HAVE EARNEST
 PURPOSE NOW
Information Gathered From Mining Districts of State Tell Quite Pleasing Story of Industry

Information gathered from various mining districts in the state tells a pleasing story. It shows more earnest eration between operator and opera tive to be in effect than since the mining industry emerged from the pe- riod of small employment and man to man contact of the pioneer days. This condition applies to copper, gold and silver mining and is reflected in the larger results in output that have been recorded during nearly every month in this year, with May and June lead ing all.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
UNCLE SAM nFSHAFT { WILL
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FROM 700 FOOT LEVEL TO SUR FACE OLD TIMERS ARE DE cAYED TO SUCH EXTENT THAT MUCH NEW WORK WILL BE NEEDED BEFORE REoPENING
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28

JEROME-The United Verde Exten- sion company's smelter will be in op- eration by the first of the month, or very soon thereafter.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28

HOLBROOK-At a recent meeting of the Adamana Oil & Land company two new men were added to its direc- torate. The new members are c. n. Page. cashier of the First National Bank of Blythe. Cal. and Lew Ward. director in the United Eastern Min ing Company of Oatman.
 JEROME-The east heading from the Texas is only 1900 feet from the lower heading and the west face is about 1900 feet from the heading that is being run from the mine end There fcre. only 5000 feet of the Exten- sion's 12,5OO foot haulage tunnel re- mains to be completed.
 JOHNSON-Jchnson. including the Golden Rule and Middle March mines produced in the year 1916 fore than S6.OOO. 900. something like three-fourths of million in silver. the balance be- ing copper.
 MAYER-MOre actual development work is being done around Copper Mountain than ever before. some won derfully fine copper shOwings being uncovered and several entirely new deals are being brought Co a close.
 KINGMAN-The Standard Minerals Company opened a rich vein of ore in the cross cut from the 300 level toward the west. samples of which are on dis play in the Miner office.
 .rT n, ..f 4r rent year old Dominion produced 1S.- 5340O pounds. June contributing 3,36S- 900 pounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28
Have Common Purpose

Several factors are responsible for this situation. but all with foundation based upon the war needs of the Ma tion. Such speeches as those deliver ed by Major James Douglas in Doug las and Bisbee during the present week and which will probably be re- peated during his coming visit in the northern part of the state, have been highly important. More than anything else. of occurrence to this time, they have brought it home to the mining districts that everybody is on a com mon footing and that there is really on- ly one job on hand-licking the Hun. Liberty Loan work in which the miner and the shift boss and the superinten- dent and the manager have worked shoulder to shoulder and then turned with the same solid ranks to Red Cross subscription lists, has been great eye opener. Everybody has and the work of digging metal 10 car " on the war and to protect the sol diers of the nation has gone on with new and steadily gaining spirit.
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 All of this is of double importance in view of the sweeping changes with which the government is proceeding and which require much concession and willing compliance on both sides in order that fair trial may he had and the improved results realized that Washington anticipates Price fixing has been weathered better than was generally expected and if the war in- dustries board at its next meeting de cides upon a longer life. at least four months. for it's succeeding figures on metal. and possibly puts these a little higher that element will have been safely disposed of. mainly in the case of Arizona because of the prompt pur- pose shown by operators to share in creased returns as far as possible with their employees. The next move comes on August ]. when the govern ment takes over the distribution of
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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28

JEROME-POwer troubles at the United Verde Extension are ended by the building of new transmission line from Hopewell to the Edith shaft
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28

KINGMAN-The Washington-Arizo- ma Mining company has been reorgan- ized. and operations on the property will soon be resumed
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28

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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-28

GLOBE-In the first half of the cur rent year old Dominion produced 1S.- 5S4.OO pounds. June contributing 3,86S- 900 pounds
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-08

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AMERYKANSKI 0KRET
MIWECZYt SUBMARINE.
Washington, 8 maja..

Washington, 8 maja. Donie-
siono tn dis z departamentu ma
rynarki 0 walce jaka odby} W
dniu 17go marca parowiec ame-
rykanski Tidewater z niemiecka
SUBMARINE, W kt6rej submaryna
zosta1a zniweczona prawdopodo
bnie zatone1a.
Wiadomosc z departamentu ma
rynarki brzmi:
"Komendant gWardyi na paro-
wcu Tidewater doniosl do depar-
tamentu marynarki re Hgo marca
11:3O " nocy zobaczono summary
ne 2 masztu po prawej stronie o.
kretu, przodujaca powolnie pred
Iokretem okolo $50 jard6w. Skoro
Iokret zawrocil, chybil submarine.
ME wiiecej iak Ila 20 stop Nurko----
wiec zatopiI sic. niiesiiono dziala