Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-24
REVIVAL WILL FIND WARREN
 DISTRICT READY
Preparations That Have Been Going on During the Dull Period Mean Wealth to Peo- pie of Community.

As result of the work that has been going on steadily during the business depression, the mines in the Warren District will be in bet ter position than any others to quickly profit from the business re- yiyal. Some excellent authorities de clare that the revival is not far dis tant. while others think it will be slower in coming. However, none un- dertake to prolong the duliness much beyond election.
 But whether 1t comes soon or late, ] the Warren District will be iuIiy prepared to take its share of the good things in store. The Copper Queen improvements, which owe | their execution at this time largely to the period of commercial quiet ness, really mark an epoch in mining | methods in Arizona. What these inn provements mean to the copper inter ests will be better realized when | market conditions permit their active employment The Review has de- scribed these improvements in de | tail, and while the details them selves may grow old by repetition, | the accomplishment as a whole in creases in magnitude as it is coa- templated.
 The Calumet & Arizona will be also fully prepared when the demand for copper reviyes. The exact amount of rich ore ready to be rushed to the smelters is, of course, unknown to outsiders, but there is plenty of it. It is but repetition to say that deveL 1 opnent has been going on, but the | statement really means more than it conveys to the average mind. The activity at the Calumet & Arizona smelter at Douglas when normal times return will be exceeded only by that at the mines.
 In short, things are going hu-n in the Warren District befor 'nSg- That is among the certaintiet N> sunrise, death and taxes. Some may be tired waiting for it,
 others may be impatient because tn
 can harlly afford to wait, but sss-sS ss4-S
 it comes everybody will laye 3 share Large industries will want
 copper at once, and will pay more
 for it than they could get it for now. Signs point to active competition
 among consumers just as soon as they feel solid financial ground under their fet, and it Is easy to agree with
 the authorities who declare that cop per will sell Tor Is cents or more be- fore the year is out.
 A single item pointing to the sound ness of these conclusions is the an
 nouncement that two great railroad
 systems entering New York are fac
 ing the truth that the adoption o<
 electric power at their terminals in the city would increase the value of
 their properties fully s50,000, GOO.
 This increase would result from the
 abatement of the smoke nuisance, the dirt and discomfort, which al
 present act to keep business build
 ings away from the locality. or re duce the rental value of those al \ ready there.
 Identification of the great New
 York terminals would mean urgent
 demand for an immense amount Of copper. But it should be remembered
 that this instance is only one out of
 many that could be cited of enter:
 prises now waiting on the return of
 better times. They are all ready to
 be sprung, so to speak; the plans,
 blue prints and financial details are
 complete and ready for instant use.
 There's hen on all over the country,
 and there will be matched the finest
 brand of prosperity yet seen in these
 United States. And, as has been re
 marked, the Warren District is
 ready to take it's share, which will . be a large and juicy slice.