Arizona republican., 1899-06-14

dences of mineral wealth to be seen
 on almost every hand in Arizona. On
 this same ore zone, tIaversing this ter
 ritory, are many exceedingly promis-
 ing copper properties as well as a
 number of already highly productive
 mines, notably the United Globe CT
 Black Warrior group at Globe, of | which the enterprising and energetic
 owner, James A. Fleming, has great
 reason to be proud, as a monument t2 bis untiring persistence and deteTmi- ration. Then comes the well known ] Copper Queen mines at BisDee, 9Elllch in their earliest career, under the abl2 mana cement of the Williams brothers, returned to their owners the entire cost of development and machinery for reduction in the first thirty days
 run, and today are netting their for tunate owners handsome returns for l heir industry and enterprise Imme- {! diately across the border in our sister
 republic of Mexico lies the lately de veloped and immensely valuable
 yobIe Grande. the property of one cf
 our most epterprising and thorough experts in mineralCgy, MT. George i Mitchell and associates. MT. Mitchell i mad long been associated with Senator l Clark on the United Verde mines as i expert metallurgist when this exceed. ingly attractive copper deposit was
 brought to his notice and by his long 1 experience in this territory, having l learned tC place confidence in the con ] tinuation of our ore deposits even into he neighboring republic, he became interested in the development of the Jobre GIande. Today after but four months application of his experience with the mining interests of Arizona, he has demonstrated beyond question he capability of his latest venture by producing and shipping merchantable
 copper bullion for some weeks But we cannot neglect our wealth in god producing mines even while copper seems for the present to be the great staple in metals. In Yavapai county
 we have the Crowned King, a strictly gold property which in it's depth of development demonstrates the permit nency of the deposits of that king of all metals and the phenomenal rich uess of the veins found in this mine
 1y sinking to a reasonable depth has brought wealth to their owners and added proof of what can be done here
 " the application Of business meth ,ds in the investment of capital. Tn this same neighborhoOd are the Glad
 atcr and in the Big Bug district the I
 IcGabe, the Red Rock, the Henrietta and the Little Jessie, all great pro- lucers of gold and then the Congress gold property, which has reached the greatest depth and state of develop ment Of any of our geld mines and has paid in dividends many fortunes. proves what can be done by the per sistent effort cf the faithful business man and mining investor
 T cannot help mentioning the 1 very promising outlook for the man who chooses to become | interested in and develop some of | the many rich prospects in our gold l bearing districts than which no county | n the territory shows more clearly it's | great value than Yavapai county and | notably ths Walnut Grove district in | this county. Here are to be found ev- cry known indication of wealth in the | yellow metal and very many claims of | recognized wortI are showing their | owners their great value under the | progress made by the indOmitable pick | and drill of the miner. We have TO- | gently seen the organization of the | Yavapai Mining and Milling company, | whose fine claims lie in the district, ill | he development of which this com 9any can reasonably expect very val liable returns. These claims were se- cured under the examination and ap- proval Of an able and reliable mining engineer and bear every promise of a liberal return to the enterprising own ITS.
 Tn the northeastern part of Yuma county on the Bill Williams Fork Of the Colorado lies the very attractive Santa Maria district, giving many in dications of great value as a coppepr district and many interesting claims are there being developed, only await ing the coming of the necessary cap ital to bring into prominence 9 new md as yet undeveloped copper group If mines.
 There are also very favorable re- ports of discoveries and developments in Mchave county, and in Marioopa county lie the very rich regions ad- iacent to the Castle Creek hot springs, md in the lively town of Wickenburg md again in Pima county is fast con- ing out as portion of the territory worthy of more lengthy mention than han l can give it at present. In fact, to the appreciative mining engineer Arizona offers so many at -ractive features and points of inter ,st that he can readily spend much ime and thought upon their investi- 5atiOn and the relation of their at lractivenCss for the mining investor md capitalist. Suffice it to say at this lime that 1t is my firm opinion that Arizona offers the greatest possible in ducement to the judicious invest tn ent of capital in her mining industries"
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