Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
sMELrER REvivEs MINING
 INDUSTRY.
(from Sundays Da,lyl

 poidt smel'cr has awakened the mining industry of Northern Arizona. perhaps Tar beyond the comprehension of some or our old time residents, is apparcn, in almost every district in Yavnpa, conn. ", rom the number of prospects that are being developed and the old time producers Of early days upon which work is being resumed. Even in iso. lated sections considerable distance from railroad communication. new spirit Of progress is in evidence backed ny confidence and push which invariab. ly leads to success.
 yesterday carload of copper was shipped from the new plant Co the New Jersey rc6ncries and the manage. ment anticipates that within n very short time similar shipments will be of daily occurrence.
 The Great Peck, the bonanza pride of thirty years ago, has already made it's hrst shipment, and appears to be on the eve of renewing it's oldtime vigor. Lower Turkey creek, with it's numerous r'ch silver leads, is already contributing it's quota to the general wealth, work being resumed in many of its camps noted for bonanza productions in the early '70s.
 II. N. Cox, of Morristown, has again started work on his mines in the vul. ture neighborhood, the first shipment of the product reaching Humboldt yes. terday, while the old and deserted Copper Basin camp, the ores of which were long since believed to b., of tcs low n grade to permit profitable cxtrac tion, has taken n new lease of life, and is already enjoying it's share of the gen. cral prosperity. Two carloads of ore daily reach the shelter, one from Ed wards & Co.,, and one from Murphy & Brow, besides n number of other oprr. ators arc starting work in . more or less pretentious way, further evidcn,. ing the confidence that pcrmeatcs the very atmosphere of the com immunity in general.
 In the Hassayampa district the les. sees of the Climax properties arc tnk. ing out rich gold ore, whi'c rock rich in the yellow metal is being 'aily hauled by wagon through town to .hc railroo.l depot from the Chambers mines.
 Work is being pushed with unabsted vigor in the Slate creek section, where the Davis and Dunkirk groups have al. ready entered the producing class, while farther to the east tho Senator Ten Spot and Mount unian mines ars being more extensively developed tl:r any in the entire district.
 The De Soto mines, which have beer opened within the past few years from mere prospects to producers of from ten to twelve carloads a day, ar' among the most indust rious of the cast ern end of the Bradshaw mountains not to speak cf the Tiger Gold. th' Lincoln, and q number of others farthe' west and in the heart of the range which are considered among the best i' northern Arizona.
 Besides the McCabe, Gladstone Jessie, and others in the Big Bug dis trict, which have long enjoyed th' distinction of being among the leadinI producers, a large number of other pro pertics are being developed which giv' great promise and from which ship ments are made to the new plant witl more or less regularity.
 Consignments by the carload dai' reach the place from Pinal and Mo have counties, whose great deposit are being explored and opened wit renewed vigor during the past fe' months.