Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-23
OUR HINES.

Il OUR HINES.
 what 10 being l0ono in the vaslou Mining Camps ln thls Section , Superintendent Williams returned { Copper Basin to-day.
 Dan Hatz is making shipment of
 car load of ore to Colorado.
 l F. w. Raymond went out yesterda to take charge of the Etta mill on tn
 Verde.
 1 Con Burns and Julius Leszynsky
 went out to examine the Dan O'Boyl
 property to-day.
 Larsen < Philips have about fiftee,
 tons of ore ready for shipment to tn
 sampling works.
 Douglas Gray will have his new assa,
 office at Big Bug ready for operatio,
 within few days.
 Walter J.. Wright went out to De
 Pasco to-day, to run the quarts mill o
 Diamond Jo Reynolds.
 Superintendent Thomson was in
 town to-day from Jerome, and says the
 smelter there is in successful operation
 having started up few days since Frederick E. Marray returned from
 Jerome last week, and says the smelter
 is turning out about fifteen tons of cop
 per matte and block coppsr daily. The old Government spring, on the
 west side of the mountains, has been located by the Copper Basin Company, who will pipe the water down to their camp.
 Messrs Moore & Doggett, of Lynx creek, continue to deliver daily ship ments of very high grade silver and lead ores to the Arizona Ore Company's works.
 s. l.. Sanders has an assay office com pleted at Antelope valley, and will, in few days, be prepared to accommo- date miners of that section, by testing ores for them.
 The main shaft of the Congress is now down 275 feet, while the second one is down 16O feet At the bottom of the former the vein is wider and the ore richer than at any other point in it.
 P. l.. Kastner had lot of ore ship ped, recently, from a claim he is work ing at Martizez, which netted him at the sampling works $75 per ton over all expense of freight and working, the total value running over $lOO per ton.
 We are advised by the management of the Arizona Ore Go. that a new schedule of rates and prices for copper ores has been put in force, whereby tho copper contents of such ores command prices ranging from 1.1O to ITO per unit.
 Theo Boggs has been spending few days in town, arranging with MT. Cockburn, of the Arizona Ore Con- pany, for the shipment of large qusnti- ties of ore from Big Bug district, and at the same time superi- tending the samp- ling of two car loads of ore.
 A. L. Kerr, of Weaver district, was in town today, and says he has his mill ready to start up next Mon- day. It is Huntington mill of the of ten stamps, which he thinks he will have to double within the next | thirty or sixty days.
 Geo. w. Sines and Bigelow < Smith | are working heavy shipment of gold ore at the sampler to-day. It 8 worthy | of note, that while our district is ad- in development, those who are prominent amongst us, our merchants, are taking an active part in the good work.
 Turkey creek is coming to the front as an ore producer. Large shipments of ore are being made from the Scotch Lassie, the old Goodwin, the Mulvenon < Roach and other properties. Fifty thousand dollars is probably safe esti- mate of the value of ore shipped from there within the past three months. Arrangements are also being made to 'tart work on other properties.
 Teams are delivering ore to the samp- CT every day in large quantities. We Ire pleased to note the encouragement ,eing offered to an industry at our own loors, which we do not hesitate to say hould be warmly supported, that eccrd of our mineral resources can be shown concerning which there can be 10 question.
 Messrs. Fisher & Dunkle have just old heavy shipment of high grade re to MT. Cockburn, of the Arizona )re Co.,, that gentleman having suc- essfully bid for this shipment of orc, n the basis of the present ruling prices t the Ore Company's works. We un- erstand Messrs. F. & D. have been much pleased with the result Of said ale, which has netted them in the of $5,0OO.
 The remarks made in our issue of as to the ore brought to the ampler from the Hassayampa district, eeds little correction to show clean acts. Bigelow, Smith < Sines sold to he Arizona Ore Co. about eleven tons f ore, which assayed 6O.6 Ozs. silver nd 27 of an ounce in gold. They got heir settlement, paid their small bills, nd left town with load of powder and rovisions, and probably will be heard rom about the 4th of July.
 The "0andy PufT."
 The above is the name of . new aking powder, just received by J. L. isher, with each can of which prize is iven The prizes consist of elegant ss of ~oto~ II