Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-01
OLD CAMP IS
COMING BACK
Declared Booked
for Re-entry to the Divi-
dend Class in a Big Way =
Pioneer of District Talks

T. ]. Fisher, pioneer mining man in
Charleston and Tombstone district. |
with Mrs. Fisher is the guest at the
Copper Queen hotel, being in the city
in connection with mining interests
at Charleston.
While We have not had the prom
nence on the mining map of the
country in the last several years
that We enjoyed at one time said
Mr.. Fisher, in the course OF an inter.
view last evening, j am not alone 10
the opinion that we have another day
coming and that it will be o bigger
and bribhteT day than any previously
known.
THE history Of mining is reple;e
with stories of old districts that have
come back. Charleston Will be ad-
ded to the long list of these in due
time. aud though / am getting along
I in years and have not for a good
while been able to boast OF the best
! of health, | expect TO live long enough
/ to see Charleston again in the ranks
/ of the producers and making output
/ of gold, silver. lead and copper bear
ing ores that will give it important
place in the annual sheet of dividend
payers.
I do not believe that this new per.
| iod in the history of the great old
lcamp is more than few years dis.
( tant. The demand for the metals is
strong basis that everybody in the in.
dustries must look around for new
production. Not only that but 7is.
ing scale of prices for all metals is
in process and must give constantly
increasing impetus to demand for pro,
lducers. Charleston has the ore and
the rest is merely a matter OF time
Capital moves slowly as We count
time, but IL moves surely and it is
pointed Charleston's way, because we
have the goods"
Though he has suffered with rheu
matism to extent that has compelled
constant use of a wheel chair the
last several years. Mr.. Fisher is none
the less a very active Arizonan. He
is just back from trip TO the coast
relative to property interests and al
Though getting about is more or less
of an arduous task with him, he sci
dom fails of his day in the open. In
cideRtally he keeps close track o.
things in the mining world, where hi:
largest interest is, and Is consider
ed one of the best posted mining mer
in the west. Concerning mines anc
mining in Arizona he has fund o
information dating back TO the lat
sixties when his ats ton was frs
drawn 10 the Charles an, district, ther
engaged in prOductidx@ This was be
fore the day of Tombstone and be
fore Bisbee was known.
Charleston in the opinion of Mr
Fisher is at the present time the bes
opening Arizona affords for removes
mining efforts. He not only holds thi
belief but backs it with personal in
yestment of funds. keeping up deveI
lopment on his claims in that district
Of which he has a number, and De
heving that il is a matter OF tim
only until reward comes IN abundan
measure. He states that work OF ID.
last year on his properties has beel
attended by results giving CONSTANT.
improving ground for satisfaction an,
confidence and believes that It vii
now be but a short time until Their
will be justification in ore in sign
flor the reestablishing Of milling an,
concentrating facilities which wi
bring about large returns from valJ
es recovered, particularly in gold, ST
Yer and lead. At depth he believe
the old district will develop cope
, ore bodies that will compare wit
: the best that have been opened in tn
state in point Of richness if not /
extent