Bisbee daily review., 1903-11-15
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

If anything taxes the resourcelui' ness of the mining department O. a newspaper in the Warren Districf 1t Is to keep pace with the never ending ever increasing and extraordinary pro gross which astonishes the observer at every turn.
 There are about forty-two steam hoists In this wonderful district. Aside from the operations of the producing mines, 1t devolves. upon us to keep track of the progress made by those who are in every stage of develop ment. Then comes the new locations, the prospects of the individual own CT, the deals and rumors of deals, anu a hundred other details the depth ana density and complexity of which can only be understood by him who has habitually gone up against the tash. In a less favored locality, this work would be divested of a multituoe oi difficulties, but in this favored district, where every shot may bring forth revelation. where mines are devel- oped to work and not to sell, where the original owner insists on retain ing an interest when he parts with his prospect where confidence. energy and every other successful business attribute combined with the fines, conditions which nature ever furnish ed, the mining reporter must exercise never ending vigilance along with just as little sleep as his constitution will stand, or be is up against the humili- ating. heart-breaking. soulshriveling scoop"
 In this connection we take the np- erty of congratulating ourselves since the Review became a factor in Ari- zona journalism. This most interest ing and important field has been cul- tveted like an onion bed. Time ana experience has made us familiar with the situation, and has favored us with the acquaintance and confidence of majority of the mining men in ,Cochise county. and acquaintance which has always been profoundly appreciated and confidence which has never been violated Under these circumstances and with these aovantages, we are prepared to assert that the mining sit nation in the Warren district has not only held its own, but has absolutely Jumped during the last two weeks. The great producers are adding to their plants power and other facili- ties as rapidly as the foundries and factories can fill their orders. The numerous properties nearing their fn- al stage of development are striking 1t so rapidly that a night service in ' newspaper is really necessary 10 keep pace with them.
 Properties in an earlier stage of oe- velopment are forging forward, mak- ing unexampled progress. and meeting with splendid indications as they proceed, while the multitude Of prospects throughout the district have dotted the earth for miless around with the temporary habitations of the hearty workers who are delving In or der to comply with the law which shall eventually grant them a patent. We respectfully submit that not such an- other spectacle of solid prosperity has ever been produced in the history of the mining industry in the United Sates. Greater excitement has pre- vailed, greater multitudes have rush. ed forward with eager hands and empty stomachs, larger camps have sprung up like mush rheums in the night, only to be dissolved into mists Of disappointment when the sun of truth blazed fortn, but the honest, sol i'd condition of the mining situation in the Warren District at the present day can boast that it never had a parallel.