Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19
Miners Column.
TMOhaya Miner1

lMohave Minsr.l A lot of ore fir ID the c. O. ID. mine # exJected at the COpcentrstor m Q day or two. This mine IS turning out lOts of good ore, and the whip is kept IUsl in hOisting 1t out.
 Mir. Ryan. the superintendent of Ray uond's Concentrating Works, having | placed the concentrating machinery II ' thorough working order, has placed w | K. Jones n charge Of 1t, and is now turnIng bis attention to the leachin. pIocees, which he intends to use in con n6ctiru with the concentration. He has | already commenced work on he necces- ssry vats.
 Ten tons of ore from the Prosperity mine ID Todd Basin was delivered al hay mOnd's Cuneentrator on Thursday ! for trinl run. It thIs IS satisfactory to the owners of the mine, Messrs, Wright < Lsyne, another hundred tons will be sent Tn at once-
 During the past week Rsymond's Con- centrstOr has been running on gold ore from his Cebat mines. although several trial lots of ore have been worked for miners around here Mir. Raymond makes these trial runs to show the miners what he can do. and m every in stance SO far be has succeeded Tn demonstrating that be can make thelr ore pay better st his works than else where.
 Tom Burke is going out to Gold Basin to do the assessment work on the Har- monica claim.
 Ed. Burke will start up works on the Cspel South in few days. This clam Is owned by J. W. Yonchsm of this town, and is one of the best looking prospects on Stockton Hill.
 Work on the I. \. l.. mine has been suspended uutil after January lst, the owners having to put in the balance Of the year on assessment work on other claims.
 The Signal ten-stamp mill IS expected to start up about the first of the year.
 Wm. Sherman Is working on the Re viez mine, near Ceroat. He has sold out his interest in the Golconda mine to Robert Mara
 Henry Mclaughlin was in town on Friday from the Sunlight mine. He tells us that there are five men at work on the mine, sinking and drifting. No ore IS being shipped at present
 Several parties are doing assessment work on thIer claims near town, and shots are going Of ID every direction.
 Beecher < Co. shipped $400 bar of gold bullion yesterday for Eugene Tour tillot, who had just had batch of ore from the Vanderbilt mine worked st the COncentrator. This bar of bullion rep resents the gold saved in the battery and on amalgamatiDg plates. The con centratiOns will probably yield a much larger amount.
 One of our miners had as many as fifty assays made last month, and yet, ID spite of al. hIs care, dI covered that be had been throwing 6S2 ounce or, over the dump, Fortunately it can bt easily sorted out, but this incident shows that one cannot be too careful.
 (Record- -EpItsph.l
 Mr. T. c. Bain came from Dps CRbs- gas Monday night. Mir. Ban informs an Epitaph reporter that the camp l. looking exceedingly well. and those in- terested m mining ars very much en- couraged.
 The gold mill owned by Jack Elem ing, mayor of Silver City, N. M., IS run ming steadily. and the buillcn ouspOnf evidently proves satisfactory to tilend Jack.
 An English capitalist visited the camp a short time sluce t. look at Elem ing's property, remaining there a Week He left for New York Tn company win Mir. Fleming. and on the 26th NOvem Der they sailed for London, England. It looks as If Lucky Jack" had cought "A with gold spoon in your mouth. Glad of it.
 The Tornado Mining company has a fine prospect, l60 feet deep. and will re sume work January l.
 Mir. Bsin owns the Henry Clay claim, and he informs yoIr reporter that he IS entirely satisfied with the outlook. He will resume work on rather a more ex- tensiye scale January l. Mir. Bsin says that ths residents of Dos Cabezss feel much encnuragmeDt ss the future of that thriving burg. Florence Enterpriss.l The gentleman who IS to relieve Supt. ID. T. ElmOre at the Owl Heads has not yet arrived and therefore Mir. E!mOre has not yet been able to assume the active management of the Reymert group of mines.
 Mr. J. c. Barry came in from the Bebe mIne and brought with hIm some fine specimens of ore. He says everything looks fine. and that they now have a tuunel 80 feet and shaft 27 feet. This mine belongs Co Mrs. Geo. Henry.
 The Windsor Company are having the assessment work done on seven claims for this year. The claims are the Last Chance, Mount View. St. Louis, Silver Cloud, Copper Top, Hartford and toe Eureka.
 Favorable reports come down from Putnsm's gold mill. The mill IS run ming on ore from the Victoria mine, and the plates prove that the ore IS rich. On account of lack of power but three stamps are running. Arrangements are being made to convey water to the mill by phon, and when this IS done five stamps will bs kept running.
 Mir. Charles Weiser arrived Wednes- day from Tucson. He says that the shipment of ore he made recently from