Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-17

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 Copper company for September was 4,600,000 pounds of copper. About
 1900 men are employed at present
 by the company. The concentrator
 is operating at two-thirds capacity. Construction work on the new crush CT and shops is nearing completion.
 Copper production by the Iron Cap
 Copper company for September was about 50,000 pounds. The present
 daily average of the concenrator is
 $40 tons. The company paid 25- cent dividend last month, the first since February 1919.
 Inspiration Copper company, up to
 the end of September, had produced
 61,900,000 pounds of copper, com pared with 57,500,000 pounds for the corresponding period last year. At the rate of production for the nine months, Inspirations output for the pear is not expected to run above S2,00O,0O pounds. The output for September was 6,500,00O pounds.
 JEROME-The Silver Belt Con- solidated. one of the famous silver producers of a quarter of century ago. is to become active again at an early date. The mine produced more than $1.000,000 22 years ago. and
 has been inactive ever since the slump in the price of silver caused many producers to suspend opera tons. During the former period of operations none but the highest grade ores could be shipped at profit, and it is estimated that there are about 65,000 tons of ore. averag- ing 20 oz.. available for milling. A concentrating mill will be built, and the property further developed by sinking new 300 it. shaft. The property adjoins the famous Ander- son-Burch property on the north, and lies 5000 it. along the Belt lode.
 BISBEE-WARREN DISTRICT - Shelter production of the Phelps Dadge corporation in September was 7,99S.00O pounds of copper. compar- ed with 9,229000 pounds in Septem- Der, 1919 and 15,500,6 pounds in September, 1918. Copper production by Calumet & Arizona in September was 3.03S,O00 pounds. compared with 3.31S,OO0 pounds for the same month on 1919, and 4,S6S.000 pounds in 1918.
 The Shattuck-Arizona company's output for September was 166,513 pounds copper, 921,912 pounds lead, 57.O0S oz silver. and h24 OF. gold.
 AJO-The September output of | the New Ccrnelia Copper company | was 3,3a4.0O0 pounds. compared with 3,S9S. 900 pounds in September 1919, and 3,744,O0O pounds in 1918.
 Through a judgment of the b. $. court of appeals at San Francisco | reversing a verdict of the federal | court at Tucson, the New Cornelia Copper company Is finally victor fin enc of the oldest law suits ever known in mining litigation. On | November 27 1918, number of Mexican employees of the corporation built fire to warm themselves while waiting for the time to go to work. The fire was lighted against an old boiler, property of the com pany. but for some time unused Tn | the boiler was a quantity of dyna- ! mite stolen from the company. and hidden there by Nhe thieves. There | was an explosion of the powder | with injury of the men. The widow ! of Jesus Maria Ochao. killed, sued for damages, after refusing an offer of settlement by the company, which however. at no time assumed any | degree of responsibility. She was given $10.000 in the lower court. but the appellate court failed to find ! where responsibility attached to the f defendant, and reversed the decision \
 GLOBE-The disseminated ore body on the Castle Dome has been prospected by diamond drill borings for length of more than 5000 feet, and shows an average copper con tent of 14 per cent A capping, 20 Il feet thick, is estimated to contain 1.000.000 tons or ore of the same character carrying ? 1-2 per cent copper At the Superior and Boston Q force of 125 men is employed on development and extraction of ore, which is shipped to the Fl Paso snieltdK and the Internattual at Miami.
 SONORA. Mexico-The Greene Cananea output for September was 3.5O0,0OO pounds of copper. 159,O00 Oz. silver. and 910 oZ. gold
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