ALL BUSY AT ALTA. Supt. A. O, Jacobson Says Camp Never Was So Active Superintendent A. O. Jacobson of tho Columbus Consolidated company onmo down from Alto, Thursday on legal business busi-ness connected with the proporty. Mr. Jacobson states that overythlng in both mlno and mill is running smoothly. In tho now body, of oro in tho Columbus tho company has driven for over forty foct, and the Vein Is sovnn foot wide, with ovory Indication of permanoncy. The Columbus Is working 12G men, nnd employing slxty-llvo toama to haul tho oro from mlno to railroad track. This Ib not only tho largest numbor of moil tho Columbus Consolidated hn om-ployod om-ployod at any one time, but Mr. Jacob-son Jacob-son states that not since tho oarly days of tho camp havo tho several companies now oporatlng had so many mon upon tholr pay rolls as at proscnt. On Wodncsdny Mr. Jacobson, accompanied ac-companied by Tony Jacobson, went ovor tho ground of tho South Courabus proporty prop-orty thoroughly, both bolng pleased with tho mineral showings of that group.