The border vidette., 1918-11-23
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.

al. Close co operation between
opera tors and employees is,
without question, res ponsible in
a great part for big results that
are being obtained in copper
prod nction. The operators are
doing everything possible to i'm
prove living conditions, and
from the above figures of pro
duction. it will be seen that the
employees are appreciative of
efforts made in their behalf.
Inspira n-Inspiration Cop
per Co. forced to operate at but
so per cent capacity at times
during month due to labor short
age.
Phoenix - Many quicksilver
deposits in Phoenix mountains
Present demand exceptional.
Miami Copper Co. produced
4,945.178 pounds in October.
Dougias-Living costs kept
down in mining districts to en-
able people to remain at work of
production.
Douglas-Building permits for
October total $4,000
Arlington-80O acre ranch near
here sells for 500, 900.
Dougias-454 cars ore shipped
from Sonora in October.
The war is over and policies
of industrial and economic con
structiOn will be the order of the
day. In western states the cleo
tions showed strong disposi-
tion to the voter to stand for
sound policies.
Mayer-Big Bug ships seven
cars manganese ore averaging
43 per cent.
Phoenix - Cattle roundups
over; heavy shipments from all
parts of state reported. @. H.
Bigelow of Utah State Highway
com mittee here to investigate
possibility Of connecting Arizona
highway with Utah. Contract
for drilling 80 wells in Salt
River valley project awarded
State can build Phoenix:Tempe
and Bisbee Douglas highways;
others held up under essential
work rule.
Nearly 1000 bales
cotton shipped up to date.
When the American nation
prospered more in so years be-
fore war without socialism than
any socialistic or paternalistic
nation in the world, it is worth
remarking that sooner American
people are left to resume norma
conditions of attending to their
own business the better.
Phoenix 200 ton hydraulic
tirepress installed by Bennett
Auto Supply Co. Arizona State
corporation commission ordered
restoration of Grand avenue line
Phoenix-Pumping plants are
being installed by the water
users Association.
Clifton-Highway to Morenci
completed and open for traffic.
Phoenix-Cotton planters of
Salt River and Yuma valleys
experiencing difficulties in mar
keting crops.
Douglas-Arizona United Min
es of Johnson district shipping
four carloads copper ore daily.
Dragon Copper Mountain and
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showing good development re-
suits.
In many states taxes on
other property would be practi-
cally doubled if it were not for
oil apd mining development. For
this reason measures encourag-
ing to these industries and equit-
able taxation laws, both state
and national, should be demand
ed.
Phoenix-Central Cattle Loan
and Trust Co. being formed with
capital of $5OO,OOO.
Kingman - Wonderful body
copper ore opened in Abe Lin
coin Mine.
Chloride-Fine ore body en-
countered in Bay State Mine.
Kingman - Tom Reed Gold
Mines Co. declares first dividend
in three years. Mill of Hack
berry mine will be ready for
about 18th, Of Decem-
Der. Deep tunnel of Walnut
Creek mines completed. County
tax rate 81 on 500, reduction
of so cents per hundred.
Kingman-Machinery for de
corating plant fibre company
arrived and being installed.
Phoenix canyon to be
made National Park. Building
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