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BISDEE DAILY REVIEW. THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1903.
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EL PASO, Tex.
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C. R. Moorhead, President
Joseph Magoffin, Vice-President
J. C. Lackland, Cashier.
J. II. Russell, Asst. Cashier.
The State National Bank
of EL PASO, TEXAS
Transacts a General Banking Business
Solicits the accounts ot Banks, Corporations, firms and Individuals.
The H. Lresinskzy Company
INCORPORATED
WHOLESALE GROCERS
EI Paso, Texas
Quick. service to points In southeastern Arizona and Sonora. Mail
orders have the best attention. We sell to dealers only.
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B. L. Berkcy Machinery Co.
Well Drilling
Machinery
Portable and Standard
Can be operated with
Horse, Gasoline or
Steam Power
We carry alto a large stock of
galvanized tanks, knocked
down ready for shipment.
Send for Catalogue.
El Paso, Texas
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W. G. WALZ COMPANY
' EsfabiIshed'In'El"Pas'o"l881
Incorporated s Paid Up Capital $50,000.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Handle strictly high grade pianos and organs. Write
for catalogue aad prices on ail kinds of 'musical" ft
Btruments.
INTH MINING FIELD
Operations of Interest Throughout
the County of Cochise, Arizona
and Sonora
qjiag mtMW
THE OUTLOOK GOOD.
Notwithstanding the Warren dis
trict has been tho scene of unusual ac
tivity during the past year everything now developed will
points to more extended development sixty tons per day.
tmtm
have a body of ore that runs 20 per or the Mltchel could scarcely be bet
cent In copper. They have twenty- ter, but the district Is a new one,
four, claims in all. The property as hence it is desired to sink below tin
produce fifty to present depth of 150 feet, and prove
W. W. Robinson the territory at considerable doDth.
JcANANEA, YAQUI RIVER & PA
' CIFIC RAILROAD
! G-'neral Notice
Effective January 15, 1903, following
will be daily schedule of passenger
'rains:
, leave Naco 9:30 a.m.
I Leave Cananea 2:00 p.m.,
; Arrive Cananea 11:30 a.m.'
Arrive Naco.. ... ... ... 4:00 p.m.
E. A. McFarland,
Asst. General Manager.
Naco. Sonora, January 15, 1903.
P3seng.r Time Table, E. P. &. 8. W.
Ar. from Douglas 7:07 . m.
Lv. for Naco 7:17 a. m.
Ar.ifrom Benson, 8:50 a. m.
Lv. for El Paso and Dougla. 9:00
. m.
i Ar. from Naco 12:38 p. m.
Lv. for acu 1 p. m.
Ar. from El Faso 4:42 p. m.
work during the remainder of 1903. Is manager. Lake people are also heavily interest-
There will not be as many new loca- The Catalina Copper Mining com- ed in mining lands In tho CMricaluia
tions to record from this district as pany. operating the Catalina group of Mountains of Arizona, whore mining
during the past eight months, for the mines in the Catalina mountains, will work is to be undertaken this season
reason, to use the expression of En- put in a pump, hoist and drills; also j HORACE J. STEVENS.
glneer George Clark, "hardly a frac- Intend erecting a smelter. They re- o
Hon could be found In the Warren port having 75,000 tons of sulphide ore NOTICE If you want to buy a
district, on which to erect a monu- blocked out, averaging 7 per cent cop- J cheap wagon or horse, call at the O.
ment." Many of the development per, $2 in gold and $2 in silver; have EC stables, Naco, Arizona. 5-2-tf
propositions now in hand wjll re- 4000 feet of development work on the j
quire several months of continuous property. There are fifteen claims
work to reach the points whore lm- In the group. F. M. Hartman Is
portant ore bodies are expected to bo manager.
encountered. It is not to be expected The Gould group, 12 miles vest nf
that all tho hopes and expectations In , Tucson, have one shaft on No. 5, 60
the Warren district will be realized, feet deep, all in low grade ore; No. 1,
but it Is safe to predict that before 50 feel deep., tho last 30 feet in ore
the end of 1903 productions of copper running 15 per cent copper; one tun
In this district will be increased on riel in C5 feet, the breast sampling 16
ore bodies uncovered and pierced to per cent copper. $l.a0 gold, four
insure a marked increase for 1904, jounces silver. S. H. Gould is mana-
Tne connaence in our uisuii-i is uui .
alone in Bisbee. but wherever there
are mlnmir men who are acquainted COST OF COPPER- SMELTING
with this section, enthusiastic praise
Is heard and extravagant predictions
are made concerning the future
wealth to be extracted from the- ores
of this vicinity.
Lake Superior copper investors arc
now paying more attention
McCOY'S
Employment Agency
Female Help a Specialty
Stenography and Typewriting
Main Street Opp. Angius Hotel
MRS. PETE McCOY. Manager
Swim
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Furnished Rooms Upstairs
None But The Best Goods Handled.
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I SN You Don,t Make a Mistake
Foj Pianos.
Organs
riusical
Instruments
Of. all Kinds
Sheet flusic
Etc, write
- W.G.Dunn&Co.
V Exclusive :ulclleus
El Paso - Texas
FOR:
Call on
Watches, Diamonds
and Fine Gold Jewelry
A. H. RICHARDS
TUB (JEWELER
103 EI Paso Street, El Paso Grand Central Block
Prompt attention given to mall orders and repairing.
Remarkable Results Obtained iy ths
Tennesee Copper Company.
Some of the results recently ob
tained at the smelters of Ihe Tenne
see Copper company are i-emarkable.
to Wac-.jNot only has the capacity ot the fur-
ren district copper prospects than to naces been exceedingly high, but the
the home mines. Shares of the new- costs have been lower than any sta
er flotations are "quickly oversub- tlstics of smelting yet published. Two
scribed, and sell at a large premium furnaces in 2S days smelted 30,095
before allotment of stock, comments tons of ore, not Including coke. The
the Boston News Bureau. It Is pos- average was 537 tons per day per fur
sible the" Arizona copper 'craze at nace of ore alone. The total cost was
Lake Superior is a factor contributing J1.05 par ton for the entire year. 1902.
to the dullness of the local market. and during the present year, notwith-
(standing coke has increased in cost,
; COPPER. I the smelting "costs have been reduced
The lat Issue of Engineering and below this point. The actual tonage
Milling Journal thus speaks of the ot ore smelted for each employee is
copper market: ,an average of aEout 20 tons of ore
Copper remains very qujet, with, per day an exceedingly good record
quotations, rather, nominaj. and. in even compared -with what have been
fact, the! iile of occasional lots has considered more simple metallurgical
practically made the' market for the operations. As a matter ot fact.
time being.' ' At the same time, the there is lftle metallurgical work more 4.
large .producers, who are generally simple than copper-matte smelting. j
well sold up to the'eni Qt June,, are particularly where, as at the mines of 1
not taokinit business, at lower rates, the Tennesee copper company, mere . r
but are, as a" rule, declining to. make is an excess of iron, requiring an ad-1
sales. Spot metal is scarce and ditlon ot quartz, 'i'ms does not worse
sales are limited, as. we hava said, to to disadvantage. it is always more
occasional lots. There are no socka difficult to obtain basic iron flux than
to speak of in sellers' hands. Large alllcious mixtures. The Mountain
consumers who provided for their copper company, ot tms state, can
May requirements some, of, them for cot show any such record, but. on the
June also are not upon th.e market other hand, the wages paid here are
at present, "but consumption contln- much higher than in Tennecee, where
tne majority 01 laoorers are negroes-,
and where coke is much more easily
obtainable. This result, however,
constitutes a record, we believe, in
copper-smelting, both as to capacity
of the furnace and the cheapness of
working Mining Gazette
When you buy a Hail's Safe. They are
made for service, as their use for overS
sixty yeans will testify. The best
made.
We nuke a specialty ot BankcS
Vaults and bank equipments. Corre-CSS
spondence solicited. .
E El Paso Safe and Specialty Co., ei Paso, Texas
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ues at a high rate, and they will
doubtless be forced to come into th
market again for supplies before very
long. In London the market for
standard has been somewhat weak,
and bear speculators had the best of
the situation for a few days. A re
covery is recorded, however, just as
the week closes. Actual business
abroad has been on a somewhat lim
ited scale, as consumers are not buy
ing until the market la more settled.
The lower quotations have been most
ly for -tandard copper, best selcsted
remaining steady.
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Hardware, Ranch and Mining
Supplies, Pipe and Pipe Fittings
Paints, Oil and Glass
Agents for Canton Steel, Iola Cement, Bain Wagons, Miller Ranges,
Atlas Powder, Samson Windmills, etc.
P. 0. Box 15 300 El Paso St., El Pfisojex. S
Jno. Brunner ". MERCMALoR,.,a
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And Dealer in Gent's Furnishing- Goods
First-Class Fit Guaranteed. 104 El Pmo Street, El ' so, Texas
SOFT DRINKS
Of all lln.lt, inclosing soda, ginger ale, Irou bretr, saraparUU. etc and manufactured by
ARCHIBALD & CUNNINGHAM
wfeo are prepared to unpplr U trarte nt Conaaea. Naco, Dncurtu, UT-bce, Tombstone and
Eeruon. A ajrcnU tor .Holer A Zolc-iem terr.
Assaers and Chemists
HERMAN &NEWITT, Bisbee. Ariz., P. 0. Box 1187,8! upper Main St.
We make a specialty '' tho chemical treatment of ore, Mr. Herman Is the cheir lit who
nnotheredtherniseJHiat Jerome. Complete quaiJatlTOsnairMSiJn)i Strrt tf
.a roar fork. MafffeeoroeaTelopetonapplicaf jo
QIS3EE DISTRICT IN HOUGHTON.
Houghton, Mich., May 9 (Special)
Easily the most Important Arizona
flotation of the year is the Higgins
Development company, organized a
week ago, with a capital ot J50Q.O00,
tto take dver the well-known Higgins
'claims, adjoining the Copper Queen
'mlaes,at Bisbee, Arizona. these j
'claims have long been regarded yal-:
uable, but the owner, who isa ut
Company Is Now Reducing 453 Tons of of & mlwnthrono ul wouU Xct sell
Ore Dal'.y, or About 15 Tons Copper, to the Coppei Queen people, Ind his
The following official circular ha? price, was too high for other purch
been issued by the Shannon-company asors,. The claims are held uner
to its stockholders. bond and lease at $ 675,000, on which
"Our president, George C. Gil!, has the first payment has b&n made.
Just returned from a si weeks visit The stock was oversubscribed by
to our properties at Clifton, Arizona, noon of the day of Issue, without a
Whilst he -was there, the first 250-ton line of advertising, whlh shows that
section of our new COO-ton concentra the absorbing capacity ' o fthe Lake
tor "was completed and started, and investors has cot yet been reached,
our smelter blown In. Mr. Gill re- The Higgins company is alsrf notable
malned at Clifton . until everything for the fact that it brings new blood
was running smoothly, and until he into the Arizona game, as several
was personally satisfied of the final prominent Investors in Detroit and
success ot our operations. We are Boston are heavily Interested. The
now reducing 450 tons of ore', produc- Detroit people have lrct? small hold
ing fiom 15 to IS tons of fin? copper lngs in Arizona mines, and Boston
every 24 hours, and are shipping east has held aloof entirely until recently,
at the rate of 15 carloads of copper a but the continued contemplation ot a
month. The machinery for the second copper stock boom in which the pro-250-ton
section ot our concentrator fossionalj of the Hub had no part
which will be installed soon, should was too much for the eastern men,
increase our production to 25 tons of and from now on they may be ex
fine copper a d ly. i pectcd to take a hand in the game
"The forecast of a higher price for playing (cautlonsly at first, and for
the metal, which I made in my letter high stakes later on, as is the habit
to you of January 20 has been fully of the Boston Investor, who prides
verified, and copper is now selling himself on his conservatism, yet will
a round 15 cents a pound. One cent a go the limit when wanned up.
pound on the price of copper increases
our receipts, on our present produc
tion, $10,000 a month. Wte are riow
on a paying basis, as we are making
a handsome profit over and above a'l
expenses,, sinking fund and fixed
charjres. It is a matter of deep coc-
The World's Fair group of 12
claims on -the flank of Sacramento
Hill, not far from tho Copper Queen
and Calumet & Arizona mines, Bis
bee, is to be organized upon by a lo
cal company, the preliminary organi
zation of which 13 being effected.
pratulation to our stockholders that, though a title has not been chosen
having weathered the storms InefSent- yet The fl'st payment of $20,006 on
a! -to thfr inauguration of all new oa-e bond of ?200,000 will probably be
terprises, our success Is no? a- made on Monday next, and the com-
?urcd.T'
pany fully organized next week.
Local promoters are arraaging to
PIMA COUNTY. organize upon claims in the Huachuca
(Special Correspondence.) The Mountains, -peat of J3l3bee. Arizona.
Tucson S. & R. company has bought The Hitctl Development company
tho Copper King group of mine's, 14 already haojalm 'undergoing devel-
mlles southwest of Ticson in Tucson opmeat iajKtio Huachucas, but Is
tor prices - mountains. They will erect, a smelts hampered by delay In-receipt ot need
ier. In one of the main tunncl3 they ed machinery. The' surface showing
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EL PASO. TEXAS
Double Daily Train Service
-- Betveen - -r-s
San Francisco & New Orleans S. P
COMMENCING NOV. 15tb. double train service will be inaugurated between
Can Francisco and New Orleans, on the following schedules:
EAST BOUND
No. 10 SUNSBT LIMITED, over Coast Division.
Lv. Sac Francisco 7:0Cp. m.; Ben son 8:60 a.m., arriving at New Orleans.
1M5 p. m.
This train carries Diner, Observation, Compartment and Drawing Room
sleepers through to New York, Chicago and New Orleans, also Tourist
sleepers to Washington, Cincinnati, Chicago. Memphis, St- Paul, St. Louis.
No. 8 CKESCENT CITY EXPRESS. Pakersfild route.
Lv. San Francisco 10:00 a. m., Benson 2:56 a. m. and arrives at New
Crleau S;55 a. m.
Tata train carries Drawing room sleepers to New Orleans, alio tourist
car to St. Louis, St. Paul and Chicago.
WEST BOUND
No. 9. SUNSET LIMITED, Bakersfleld route.
Leaves New Orleans 11:45 a. m., Benson 3:40 p. m.. arriving at San
Francisco 8:25 a. m. with four hours and forty minutes lay over In Los An
geles. This train carries same equipment as No. 10.
No. 7. PACIFIC EXPRESS. Coas t Division. .
Leaves New Orleans 9:t0 p. m.. BBnson 11:25 p. m., and arrives at San
Francisco 1:30 p. m.
This train carries same equipment as V'- 8 and In addition diner and
chair car Los Angeles tr San Francisco.
Trains 9 and 10 Carry Free reclining Chair Cars
For further information, call on or addre.m
C. M. Burkhalter, Carl Bo"k, . " T. H. Goodman.
D, F. & p. A., Tuccon Agent Bcaion. G. P. A, Sail FrancUo
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