Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-11

paibL Ihc Western Nininx Wof3
 says that the pFeseni kigh pr,rs a e the metal may hmit its apuliuntso,
 "a taSt dlrectioa nstu its proaaesio.
 e1es--ds tbe demand, but that is wil
 thas be used admits of httle doabl
 Ordinarily, of ooar.s.H is considera.
 good business for one 10 R~s all ki
 can Tor his goods. That is qulte n.t
 nrAl Just BOW copper produces
 could adSanee the prfce of The nets 10 59 e~uts or oFeF AEG then hsd ready sale foF their output. But tb. adVsee of certain level hea1ea rains
 oSbers who believe that . xrasping sSariclous policy would not oaly in ! J9-e thesr business. but that of trade , ID general. seems to have prevailed and copper stands Af about iS5
 cents without any noticeable rissag
 tendency.
 | Ihe sireagth of the enppsr slta-
 stsl-a IS pronounced, aad che market foF all brands is 6rn. Ifa clos.
 anAiysss were made it might be found
 that the strong position is not d.
 reetly tFaceAble so much to any
 special activity in the metal st ths
 moment, As to the continuance af
 exoeiisot trade conditions asnoec
 domestic manufacturers. ths ciosely
 adjusted balance between proSuc- tlon and consumption, and otker in-
 eidentAl, but marked features, which
 are usually regarded as necessary
 coneomIiAots to the creation oi
 sound market conditions. Ia the
 matter ot eoPpsr production this country leads the world, producing
 last year &S4-2sI tons. out of a24.3l3
 tons Tor the world. Consequ quenily this
 country has lately been able to fx
 the price of copper, and vet after eight moaths of eKtraordinAry de
 mAnd and stimulated pTieea the
 United States copper production from January |, to September 1. lsSs, has increased barely eight per coot- As to domestic consumption during the krst eight montbs of thus year lis growth has been rapid and is estimated so be about aao0o tons ahead Of the same period last year, not including the copper imported into this country from Europe since January l, amounting to more than 1 2ooOO tons Considerable copper has been absorbed in the equipment of nes electrolytie refneries in this country during this year, but the bulk oi surplus production has been consumed by manufactures.
 Lynx creek is reported by Frank Williams 10 be experiencing general activity 10 the development of it's mineral resources, and on all claims nothing but good reports are shown as depth is reached Mr. Williams says that be has spent several days 10 making the rounds of the many mines there, and st each point vis- lted, and particularly the claims on which great depth is noticeable. nstterIng and stimulating regard Eas manifested everywhere. He says that the custom mill of Clark & Stukey is pounding away day aad aigbt. and seems to be favored with an iuexhsustible supply os ore, ,beiag [ he souTee, "a shoff, by whlch the 'hiorider not only develops his pro I perty, but likeNise encourages other miners to do the same work. The Empire mill was also running day md night and giving a good return S Q its owners. h the way Of recent ltrikes on new locations that of the Honolulu, owned by E. E. Wauu. a eems to have turned the district d IpSide down. seven feet of ore that vill average $25 in gold, being run . uto and at a depth of but 40 feet 0 This strike IS verified, and being on Dsw location that has been run . yer for generation, demonstrates U iver and over again what practical c mining will accomplish in this late lay. and even m a locality that is n ne of the oldest in the south west. $ The FavoTite, on which the greates epth has been reached of any mice A, n the creek (sbout 6O0 feet) work d till continues. Tbis property is also nder the control of Mir. Wanu. and ol ately he las let a contract to sink ., 00 feet deep~r, which when com leted will give this p.operty aB eX- client showing. It Is also stated l. hat NIT. WSnn has 6 fine mill pro tr 'cted, aLd that by spring It viii be ] operation. This feature of iereciing B 'orks on property after the ore odies age opened up meets with T reat deal of regard in the sentiment C mining men, and when one is laced on the Favorite uBquestiOn- bly 1t will have plenty of work 10 t, Q. The rule has been heretofore in ~ great many instances in Yavapai Iiulng to erect plant oB the least ol Ivurable showing, DO regard being lown whatever for the supply of To rr, or the development necessary tr } keep mill under headway. The avorite has been operated in a H TIctly mining sense for many Dc onths, snd while nothing like a Dnanza Is apparent, the develop D, eut or lt, nevertheless. has been t, earnestly, and 1t will uu- Dubtediy handsomely reward it's Eners, being considered today an h' cellent piece of ground. AnOt her ue alm rating high IS the Accidental. lder the superiDtendency of A. J. Pa oran. This property has also b.en ss eadily worked for a long time of W tc, although 1t IS one of be oldest on the creek. Mir. Dorau C. Is ordered BeW mill for he same. mi d has fattering showing of ore ! the dump and in the mine. Mr.IH illiams says that all along the pr eek the mining element is very
 thusiastIc, and more claims are ing worked than ever before. h ldltion, there IS not SD idle man to seen, ard a prosperous era seems n, prevail. Deep mining seems to be .. -' e regard of capital along the belt -, that section, and in no instance. !. far, has there been a single fail =. e; on the contrary. the immense ~ ms of money expended in sinkinR ive been wisely made. ;-, 
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