Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-26
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 creased output will come from th, Boston-Monlaua anJ ihe Butte an, Boston and some oil er mines during tho current year.
 Arizona is greatly increasing i.s production also, and New McXicc enters tke field with a fair amount which will be increased in another year.
 The mines are everywhere in better condition to-day than they were year ago, and it would be far less anreason- able to expect the production during the year 1889 to amour: to 505,059,- 00o pounds, if prices oi copper are maintained, than it would have been 8 year ago to predict au output oi 22t,- 100000 pounds Tor 1888.
 The capacity O; ;his country to pro duce copper has not yet been mcas- urei, and excap: in a very few o; th, great mines, has not been touched. The addition of new mines is taking the place of any diminU;ion in thc output Of the great Anaconda. ant Calumet & Hocla, should it have E.. more accidents, will increase is out put to the limit it's agreement with the syndicate will allow.
 HAEQUA HALA.
 The Phenix Herald gives the io.lcw- ing as the cause for the downva-d tendency in the boom in the new d;s- lric:;
 "Thc secret of the attempt to di.- credit ;he new bonanza has leaked or rather has been GcIucel from the Gr- velopmeut of movements hy intoTea:e parties. Tine man Lyle, oi :hc Quiip- tOa mines, went out there and tried ;n buy the mines at bis owG figures, and failing 10 get them ha, set abuut a sys- tema:ic scheme of "hearing" lhc mar ket, and has enlisted the help oi those unprinciplci enough 10 assist iE his scheme. This is the explanation O. the recent misrcpTcscnta ions az lo the value c; this property as related by Ia gentleman who srriycl from tAC mines yesterday
 In the Vokol mines they have rich and extensive body of ore in ti.e Argosy, 10 which they are npw run ming straight tunnel for wo.lir- purposes, and as soon as this tunnel i completed, through which tEe ore will be carrieI, the mill will be again started. This property has already produced oyer $500,011 in bullion, anI the workings are still above ground. | everything being ca-rieI out through the tunnels and no hoisiing has ye. been done-Gtizen.
 NoIEyE COUNTY.
 The storm during the past wacl, haa caused the ore teams to hang up some Of them on the road-and TO ore can be moved until the weather settles.
 Messrs. Mccall, Harvey X Co. have paid over 31.OO0 in royalty, not in- cludins Ii tons to hear from, during their recent lease of the Minnesota mine, near Chloride.
 Tom Oliver has again resumed work on the Prosperity. TEe Oliver Bros. have done several thousand dollars worth of dead work on this claim-I among other things tunnel more than 3J0 feet in length and which taps the mine at a considerable depth They now propose to do some system atic cross-cut;ing, and il there exists another ore body under the old works il will undoubtedly be found.
 Tom McMahon hcs resumed work on his Young Tyson mine. An in- spccsRn of the mine revealed g 2O-foot back in the north stope and ij in the south. Tom has adopted wise plan -the first grade of ore has heretofore worked over $50 and the sccond over I50 ounces silver at tue sanpler-he Twill henceiorth make but one class Of the ore and thereby save the expense ot asserting and still hayo a fine grade of ore.
 YAyAPAI COUNTY.