Copper Market Watch and New Deal in Arizona Mines
In-depth weekly note from Somestone AZ on copper demand, prices, and production limits. Cites Engineering and Mining Journal on pooling output, highlights Copper Queen and Calumet and Hecla as capable of doubling/raising output, and warns of price drops if production expands. Also reviews Tombstone mining reforms, recalls past booms, and reports on local sales, arrivals, and public notices from Prescott to Bisbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Engineering and Mining Journal
New York
Lake Superior
Arizona Nine
Copper Queen
Bisbee
Calumet and
Hecla
Baltimore
East Indies
New York Engineering and Mining Journal
London
Richmond
Eureka
Nevada
Sierra Buttes
Sierra County
California
Phamas County
Pyrites
Tharsis
Rio Tinto
Through Freight Rates Sparking Shippers in Mountain States
A Tombstone liveryman, H H Tuttle, ordered a Boston buggy for Benson at 29 91 per hundred pounds, paying 55 for freight but faced a 75 demand at Benson. Nevada through rates to San Francisco drive costs, sparking protest against racketeering. The New Mexico Copper inquiry notes Sandia Pueblo Indians selling large copper pieces to a local firm, stipulating 1000 pounds monthly, evidence of a fabulously rich mine, yet secrecy persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nevada
Arizona
H. H. Tuttle
Tombstone
Boston
Benson
Tuttle
New York Daily Indicator
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ron & Machine Company
Sandia Pueblo
Sandia Mountains
Murdered Man Near Tar Flat Attracts Inquest
A man, about fifty with Irish descent and a railroad grader by trade, was found dead near Tar Flat with a bullet through the heart. An inquest began as reports said a Chinaman fired the shot after a night of heavy drinking. Witnesses recalled hearing the gunfire at dawn and locals spoke of quick justice if guilt were proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Flat
W. L. Ames
Harshaw
Prospects for mining in Mexico and Santa Maria
The paper argues that virgin mining ground awaits in Mexico, with deeper ore prospects and better extraction potential than past reports suggest. It urges cautious but informed investment, noting that past mineral tales should not dictate decisions and promising readers will be informed if Santa Maria proves a swindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Santa Maria
Dle
Copper Prince shifts and Copperopolis mine extend
Ore prospects brighten in the district with the Copper Prince employing eight shifts and Silver carbonates found at 60 feet in the Copperopolis mine. Cross cut at Golden Gate reaches 10 feet while the camp anticipates a large ore body. East Side mine shows promise as Stephens develops it. Water supply remains ample though canyon flow is low. Town politics stir debate over Tombstone property rights and a proposed monument to Victor Emmanuel is discussed.
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Prescott Courier
Gosper
Prescott
Tombstone
Courier
T. H.N
Y Wm. Wood
Murphy's Railroad
Aubrey Valley
Teamsters
Roger
Big Chino
Williamson Valley
Tip Top
Ainsworth
Ciisen
E. 8
Dodge
Oracle
Tucson
Col. Zabriskie
Pennington Street
Phenix Gazette
Gila
McDowell
Maricopa
Vanderer Bros
North Willcox
Avisona
Gillett
Mr. Moon
Preacott Democrat
Beach
Andrews
Washington
Arizona
Presbyterian Congregational Meeting
J. M. Robertson
Robertson
Holbrook
Cave
Golden Gate
Copperopolis m
Copper King
Stephenss
East Side
Early
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Birbee
Towamie
Korron Eviaru
Chirk & Grey
Crrtex, Tv
Victor Emanuel
Groot Bine
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Sia
Tombstone Camp
Silver King
Pinal
Yama
Mining Boards
California Street
Stoughtenbotle
Pumpernickle
de Bilke Smith
Arixonans
Chloride
Cale
Vulley
Yavapai
Billy
Illy
Chateau d' Espagne
Malcom Campbell
City Undertaker’s
HS. Warton
Winchester
Tunke Times
Chapman
P. Beamish & Co
Charles Glover & Co
James Vizina
Liftchild
Grorox Staxcensenc
Fourth Street
Spangenberg
Anglo-Californs Bank
Donelly
Lagersoll
Messrs. Haggin & Tevis
Mead Center
Batterman
Elliott
San Francisco
Tom Dloore
Mix
J. A. Kelly
Frank Walker
Thomas
Wallace
Colby
Locker
Brown
Eaton
Hanlon
Magan
Rafferty
Hartman
Santee
Eccleston
Bauer
Smith
Liftehilds
Kenny
Moore
Bourland
Ben
Will Baron
Bourman
Strong
Vickers
Breakenridge
Voss
Sherman
Wolcott
O'Connor
McGinniss
Ayleshire and
Mills
Hisbee
Montgomery Ward & CO
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Nerntaedter & Co
A. Deloach
Delonchy
Fine Mont
Tasker & Peliam
Fifth and
Allen Street
Combe Howe
Cochive
George Praditamia
Dolowen
Kntat
Tombator
J .Y
Parsons
Altamont Aime
Menutatun
Cochine
Attzuny
W. G .Tegman
Tombatoro
Cochlen
Ipi
Alfred Misaliator
Sally Talon
Diairiet
Cochise
Ariaoun Ferthyory
Westim
Adams
mveWsesm
Fawchthit Bethy
Tom Modus Walt
Vantetone
Yeager
WH. Simmons
Tiv
Montecniaa Canyise County
J. W. Beard
Westone
Muller's Optical Depot
Montgomery St
Bush
Mall
THE
Baldwin
P. Liesenfeld
Ufacturer
P. Liesenfild
Folsom St
6Th
Cal
Olkier Howe
Knabe Pianos
Touch
Clara Louise Kellog
the Knabe
A. L. Bancroft & CO
Market Street
DR. Spinney
Noel Kearny
Spinney & CO
Kearny Street
Read & Thompson
Ind
Olive Street
SL. Louis
Ro Alline
Kasey
Plano Tn
Cate Jogues
Thompson
Olive Stree ST. Louk
Orguinette
Mutic
Ian Stouinatie
Eam
Die
Orguinotte
ST. Louis
Qmferry & Ust Rates Fit Ag
Detroit
Mica
Toabetone
Meee Consolidated Mining Co
Mess Consolidated Mining Co
Towbetone
Cochin County
Kinneah
United States
Notier
Vale
Meukego
William Fowle
Dos Anbozas
Cochise County
A. T
Cochlee
John Crelling
Maui
Iron Springs
Mule Pass
Ulin Mountains
Warren District
Arnova
Ite
Ielte Jeo
M. H. Tuttle
Robert Eccleston
Premont Street
A. D. Otis
Main Street
Tuckod
A.D. Otis & CO
Heston & Arizona Smelting & Reduction Co
Mery City
San Pedro
Charleston
GEHO
M. Rick
W. Goodale
ENGL
Joseph Hoefler
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