Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-15
MINE PRODUCTION
 OF THE NEW STATE
Decreased Output of Arizona Silver, Copper and
 Lead
BUT MORE OF GOLD

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 The total value of the mine output
 of gold. silver. copper. lead and zine
 in Arizona in 1910. according to V.
 c. Heikes. of the United States Geo logical survey. was S42,13f..51 against $44,053,023 in 1909 The de- crease in value in Arizona, as in Cal
 ifornia, was mainly due 10 the de- crease in the production of copper.
 The total production Of gold in Ali- zona in 1910 was 152.950.5S fine
 ounces, valued at S3.149,36G. in in- crease in value of S411 .S66 or this output 1,257.27 fine ounces came from
 placers, 95,395.07 ounces from sili- ceous ores, and j2,707.40 ounces from copper ores. From bullion in gold and silver mills were recovered S4,- l73.S5 fine ounces, concentrates pro- duced 9.955.76 fine ounces, and crude ore sent 10 smelters contained 56,- 44359 fine ounces. The largest pro duction of gold was from Mohaye county-S1. .l45. OPP in 1910. against $356,353 in 1909.
 Arizona's silver production in 1910 [ was 2,56e,52S fine ounces, valued at l S1,3S5, 925, against 2,601 ,i6l fine i ounces, valued at S1,362,.6 in 1909. ! Of this output ,934 .363 ounces came | from copper ores. 440.126 ounces from { silieeous ores, and 2l9,034 ounces i from lead ores Bullion at gold and | silver mills produced 59,S12 ounces | of silver in 1910, concentrates pro- | duced 96,S94 fine ounces, and crude 1 ore sent to smelters contained D. ' 402. .229 ounces Cochise county pro- | duced 1,20S,274 fine ounces of silver
 in 1910, against 1.454 ,390 fine ounces | in 1909, and Yavapai county, 699.To2
 ounces in 1910, against 57S,5S0 ounces | in 1909.
 | Copper production decreased in | Arizona from 3O3. .S99, ,46l pounds. val ued at S39 ,5O6 ,930, in 1909. to 297,' | 49l.I5i pounds, valued at $37.7Sl.376.
 in 1910, but Arizona still ranked first l among the copper producing states in the country in 1910. Concentrates produced g, ,425. .05S pounds of the out put. and crude ores sent to smelters produced 237. .174,349 pounds. CoCAise county. which includes the great War ren or Bisbee district, produced i45.-
 3l0,6 623 pounds of copper, against 4O.- l S1O,472 pounds in 1909. Greenlee county. embracing the former east ern portion of Graham county and including the famous Clifton Morenci copper region of Copper Mountain and GreenIee districts, produced 12,SIS,-
 094 pounds Of copper, against IT, | S25,750 pounds in 1909. Yavapai 1 county, including the Verde district, produced 4O,S24,556 pounds of copper. ! against 37,125,964 pounds in 1909, and Gila county, including the Globe dis trict, produced 31,S20.222 pounds of 1 copper in 1910, against 39,i5l, l,S9G ! pounds in 1909.
 The production of lead in Arizona in 1910 was 2,696,99S pounds, valued
 at S11S.66S, against 3.09S,0S3 pounds, i 1 valued at $1S3,21S, in 1909. Cochise , county. in which are the Tombstone , mines, produced 1,176,416 pounds, fol lowed by Mohave county, with I40,- O9l pounds. increased output in i9t0 i was made from Mohave and Santa : Cruz counties Concentrates pro
 duced 3CQ PCS pounds of lead in Ari. zona in 1910. and 2.393.61O pOunG'
 were contained in crude ores sent to
 smelters.
 The zinc production of Arizona was z 5.4S4.s99 pounds. valued at S296,1S4 : | in 1910. against 5,977.237 pounds. val z ued at S322771. in 1909. Mohayt 2 county, mainly from Union Pas camp ? produced 5,4T4,O46 pounds of zinc 1T z 1910, against 5,264.12l pounds in 1909 a Coehise county, which produced 7l3, = ll6 pounds of zinc in 1909 from th' d Tombstone district, produced none il Ii 1910.
 There were 373 mines producht v gold, silver, copper. lead or zine. il |. Arizona in 1910. against 26S in 1909
 The total quantity of ore sold O
 treated in Arizona in 1910 was 3 h sl4,9 ,969 short tons, decrease Of III |, 9S6 tons