Mohave County miner., 1883-08-05
Mining Matters.


 Work will be commenced on the Prince George mine in less than two weeks and II is proposed to sink 250-foot shaft to be gin with.
 Asbury and JackInan left on Thursday for the L mine at Wallapri mountain where they will develop enormous appetltes at the expense of some muscle, at leat they say they will.
 Jim Dougherty and Dave Southwick are doing good work on the Infallible mine at Stockton Hill.
 There is good prospect of considerabl, york being done on the Prince George al Stockton in the near future.
 The Selby smelting oonp.ny of S,n F '- .,soo are offering s45 per ton cash fol or. delivered at the Oakland wharf which vii ,irry 9 ozs in silver and 8 per Cent. leat .er ton.
 Canty and Gr:tnfe!d will ship about fou ;ar!osds Of ore from the Southern Belle an ien Butler mines tc the Selby srneltin 1 1orks as soon as the bridge Is comp;ete' oros7 tue Colorado.
 Mulligan & Co. have fourteen tons of or .lre;.dy hauled to Kingman prep Tatory t' shipment to Pueblo, and will soon havi mother carload re dy for shipmen to th, same place This ore is principally fron he New London.
 Il. NJ. Carpenter will soon commence sinking 100-foot shaft on the Doctor mine ,ituated north of the X, ". London.
 Mullisan & Co. are pushing work on Il. New London, and are ii 3 far way to ee rich by 1t.
 Az assay uGica, blacksmith shop and or. house have bosil eEe2te1 on the New LOndo. m:ne.
 James Twiges ia back al Cerbat again and is putting in his best iioks Oh?
 E. L. Mercy, iast in from Grass Springs says that the last run ,14+ hougs, of the mill resulted in a clean up of si106 in gold and < bout the same amount n concentrations, which we consider very fair showing for a five stamp mill.
 A ledge of almost puro silver has been found in Music mountain.
 H. s, Carpenter has bought an interest ] in a number of good claims during the past week, which means more work fer some of our miners.
 l J.H. Luthy was ill town last Sun0ay. exhibiting some fine specimens from one Of his new discoveries, the Champion mine III Lost Basin, The ore is a combination Of white quartz and heavy block ealena. carry 1 ing free gold both in the quartz and in the galena, and in such quantities as to be plainly discesnab!e with the naked eye. The yaleua carries about 1GO OZs i'll silver. hr. Luthy says there are many more lodges of the same character in the vicinity of his awaiting location.
 Some few weeks since We paid a visit to tho \ l. mine, one of the best known of the many claims lying in the neighborhood of Stockton Hill. This claim is situated on what IS known as the X L fiat, about d mile and quarter from Stockton. and is owned by Ed. Burke. P. Hach and tue Rail ton estate ln equal proportions. The devel- np.neuts consist of two shafts sunk on the vein at a distance Of B feet apart, one. O! which is eighty feet deep and the other 12C feet. These two shafts are connected by drifts at the depth of thirty and eighty feet The ore streak is about two feet wide, car rying silver in the shape of sulphurets. with ruby and antimonial. The ore will asssy from S60 to $10OO per ton. Large quan- ties of tha ore from this mine have beer milIed at the Mineral Park mill, and of thC many different lots sent to the mill nnnC over went less than $224 per ton There is
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 ,Ine of t..a ssaei !g aIrAs bf,-e 'on-. n ssay of the Waste firrR;lg tas dum. ,gas recently made sh"wing 1G oZs silver |, This mine is the nearest to the railroad O
 my Shat we know of, being only about si1 ;...Iss from the track nf the Atlantio ant 7 .olf3s t. zt;qh TId could be re;.di!!
 .uiit for less th.p ue thons 4d d1li i!Fs ,ge hope to see some enterpii'ing compsn. ...ge hoii "f this min" and develop 1t il . cools D. Eysrvare @ yV'-O 'ETi iws Gpythi, of the XL kapE,t q # s naa of the bcS - mines v Hap tistti9t.