Arizona republican., 1899-01-11

: extension to the now famous p12cers
 at Temple Bar, on the Big Colorado) 1 has made reputation in five years.
 and will leap to the front. Even now ] it may be said to be i1 the lead es a producer of precious me, als. Water
 storage will be the problem that must
 be solved this year to further assure Mohave as a mining center. The com pany that can expend a quarter of q million of dollars in establishing d
 pipe line from the Big Colorado to the
 Sacramento valley and there create
 reservoirs from which to feed the dis
 tricts named above, has a fortune
 ahead of it. Water and an abund ant
 supply, will mean double the product
 of the mines on the eastern rise Of the
 Hualapai mountain rarga It will
 means also, the irrigation Of the Sac
 ramento valley. which wi,l then. sup
 ply the markets created by the growth
 in the mining districts. Tomb tone m
 its palmy days YVES supplied by water
 from the HuachUcas-piped thirt7
 miles-and that line is still main
 tained
 The recent deal made by ex-Ass ,m-
 blyman George w Hull, a pioneer of
 Yavapai county, with Connecticut par ties, will lead up to the opening of the
 eXtsnsicn to the famous United Verde at Jerome, controlled by w. A Clark Of Montana. The United Verde will show better for 1899; while the Jerome Copper company. organized and pro noted by Ralph Dillon, an ex-newspa- per man. will introduce foreign inf1u- ence and money. The Prescott and Southeastern, a branch of the Santa Fe, Prescott and Phoenix railroad, was
 finished three months ago. Ths llTqT T1,oih Ian 10 with its big Little Jessie end the Me Cabe; the Big Bug district with its Ar nie, Lottie, Henrietta and o.hers; the onyx beds at Mayer; the Grown d King and Gladiator to the west, and a number of olher prope~t'e3 Tn Senator, Sun Dance. Storm Cloud and the district of Lynx creek Gall near Prescott) wiIl take on new life and forge ahead. Around the grest Con- gress gold mine, new and partially de- veloped properties will come forward The Santa Maria district, west of the Congress, will te heard from, and fur ther south the old Vultu-e will come to life, though not dead by any m ans. The latter, at Wickenburg. will have support in newly developed prospects in that locality.
 Yuma county will present La Fer tuna and King of Ariona under mere favorable auspices. Work at the lat ter is being conducted on a small scale, but the mill capacity will be forty stamps instead of five, and the working force will be all of 200, up2n the introduction of water in good sup ply.
 Tributery to Tucson vii be the Ray and Billy Bryan copper properties In Pima courty. on Mineral creek and the Gila rive:E now being developed, and upon which plants will be erected. The ffty-stamp mill at the Mammoth and the thiry-stamp at the Mohawk. aI-o in Pina1 (the former with it's cyanide plant) :, will continue to contribute to the merchant trade of Tucson. A Ie cent trade made with the Calumst and Hecla company in the transfer of twenty-seven copper claims in the Santa Ritas for $50,00O by Hughes, l and Lavery, will in turn, | add to the prosperity of Tucson, as it is known that the Michigan company | will expend this year $100,000 on this | property. The Azurite copper claims, on which is a thirty-tcn operating