Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
OUR MINES.
What is being Done in the various
 Mining Camps in this Section s-

Mining Camps in this Section s-
 One half of the Pin Pool mining claim has been deeded to O. A. En- sign, by Ben Belcher, for $lOO.
 J. R. Liston continues to obtain good ore from his mine in the above district, and was in town to-day buying supplies.
 Col. Bigelow has six tons of ore on the dump ready for shipment, and ex- poets to complete a car load this week.
 James NJ. Vandeburg has deeded cer- tain mining claims and water rights in Weaver district, to Andrew l.. Kerr, for $500.
 Work is being pushed on the smelter for the Copper Bas Copper company, and it wiil not be long until it Is i'll ope- ration.
 Work will be commenced again soon on the Ferry mine, property which has yielded several thousand dollars in gold ore.
 The United Verde Copper company, few days since, started up another thirty ton shelter, having two in Ope- ration now.
 Nearly two car loads of ore arriv, d at the sampling works yesterday from the Congress mine, and the above insti- tuition Is crowded at present. Charles A Girdler and Dr. Vickers 1 have been experimenting to-day with l the treatment of sulphuret ore from the 1 Congress mine, by means of ele ctriclty. Walter Wright continues to run the L~i Pssco fajil with good success as water eau Re Qhtsined He has ar abundance oi ore, buU- ,ssier is scarce Freighters are engaged III towing 2, | smelter to the Hillside mine, and the owners of that property expect to co,n- mence smelting their ores soon at t.'e
 mine.
 The Crowned King continue to run their pack train getting ore to the mill, SO as to be ready for continued run
 when water becomes plentiful, which
 is at present very scarce.
 l A deed has been filed for record from John Lawler to Jules Baumann, fol the Lawrence and Manzanita mining
 claims, Agua Fria district, the price
 named be ng $lO,OOO.
 Geo. w. Sines returned yesterday from trip through the Hassayampa
 mining district He says the new shaf in the Senator is down to a depth of 10 feet, and is in good ore at the bottom Messrs. Harlan and Burlington, O
 the Howard mine, brought in anOthe
 bar of gold bullion to-day, weighing | .l nf This bar was the result of a run Of tiv , tons of ore from the mine. The prop erty is not yet opened up to any grea
 extent, buthas yielded some S2O,oOO o $3O 900, and has several hundred ton . l of ore in sight.
 J. NJ. w. Moore, of the Prescott . 1 sampling works, reports the largest Tt
 ceipts of ore yesterday, at those works
 of any single day since they wei 7 started, amounting to over 4O.OO I pounds, or more than two car load Of this, 23,G0O pounds were from ti Congress, the remainder being frol
 Lynx creek and Hass yampa district II Captain A. T. Brann, has just r. ', turned from trip through the Brat T shaw country, and reports the greate l. activity there. w. B. Long, superi z tendent of the Ora Bella, has abo s seventy-fvc men employed in the min l. and building roads. I. T. Stoddar' Il president of the above company, is = present in tine camp and has donncd
 miners suit, aud has every aPpearan
 of, being "Hassayamper."
 Tony Hagerup returned yesterda le from from the Clarence Ruby mine, ( d Squaw creek, where he has been for u 1t past six months. This property, as es we'll known, is being operated by m Ellis and others. A large force n miners are at work and have taken o Is large quantities of ore, and the mill W e be started up as soon as a sufficie tt supply of water can be secured. ,i- new pumping plant is being put in O. guard against like interruptions in tl ed future. The outlook for the mine III good.-Arizonan.
 The Rylann mine, adjoining
 Boaz, three miles from Minneha
 flat, in the Bradshaws, Yavapai coun d.. was bonded by its owner, Frank | ric land, six months ago, to Texas partl " for the sum of $lOOOO. Yesterday SC. time of the bond expired. The e ed tracting parties were on hand, howev' {" ready to take it up, and the money ' le. duly paid over to Frank Ryland. T di- l. dge was discovered by Ryland in Is rs' and since that time he has expent ,u- considerable money and labor in de, ti- oping this fine claim, which show us ledge eight feet in width, cropping ,es in some places forty feet above the [ ,ly face. The developments consist in in- shafts, sixty-fve and thirty feet
 depth, respectively, and tunnel thi
 five feet in length. The ore carries
 gold.-Herald.
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