Mohave County miner., 1889-06-22
MINING NOTES.

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MINING NOTES.
Marshall 4 Stinson had lot of ore run
through the Flores mill last week. They
will ship the tailings.
The Empire mine in Chloride district,
in which E. +. Thompson and others are
interested, is looking better than ever.
Three feet Of high grade ore was recently
encountered. ,~. .
At the Sampling works since the first
Of the month ore has been coming in
freely and tho works have been busy.
The assay office has been unusually
crowded with work in that line, which 10
a sure indication that miners are at work.
1t has frequently besn noted that our
miners occasionally get dissatisfied with
the mining outlook here and 20 TO other
camps. They invariably return to Mo-
have county satisfied that nowhere else
can their labors be 80 abundsntly repaid.
George Darden has returned from the
Harqua Hala. He reports the camp
good one and he has couple Of good
prospects there. The camp is about de-
serted now and but one or two Of the
many locations are being even prospect
ed. With the return Of cool weather an
influx to the camp Is expected.
MINERAL PARK AND CHLORIDE.
J.C. Cross has force working on the
Elkhart taking out lead ore, Of which
that mine has plenty.
"Rattlesnake" Jim has . shipment
ready for the sampler, which he will send
in the first opportunity.
The Rogers are taking out large
quantity of good gold ore from the Tintic
mine, which improves az it is developed.
Charles Z. Sherman hss shipped car.
load Of high grade ore from the Queen
Bee near Mineral Park, and has lots Of
ore in sight.
Marines 4 Garcia are drying the
main shaft of their mine, the Goldbsck,
fifty feet deeper, which will give them .
couple Of fair slopes.
D. w. Grant has resigned the foreman
ship Of the Nighthawk mine, and 1t 10
more than likely he will again commence
chloridins among US.
Z. J. Edmiston will soon have . car
load Of ore ready for shipment from The
Bridal Chamber mine, some Of which
carries high per cent Of copper.
O'Brieu & Chadwick are working the
Schuylkill lead mine and have good
showing Of ore, while N. P. Delhanty
has . lease Of portion Of the same, and
is taxing out considerable good ore.
A. N. McDuffee. having purchased the
interests Of q. II. Harvey and Barney
Mccall in the Rustler property, about
half q mile northeast of the Tuckyho
mine, il now busily engaged prospecting
prospecting the clsim.
Dan McKinnon has joined forces with
Barney Mccall on the Sunset mine, hav-
ing purchased one-half interest. Both
of these men have made some big dumps
in this camp, and the Sunset wont be
worth five cents when they give it up for
want Of ore.
1t 10 rumored hereabouts that Frank
L. Smith intends TO run the teaching
plant on the Juno mine. This property
has furnished thousands Of tons of leach.
ing ore, and IL 10 just possible that
Messrs. Sample, Shrope and Thompson
did not take the nest egg when they shut
down last fall.
Down in Blowpipe Flat things are in .
lively state. Ewing & Prisk have got
their one-stsmp mill in operation, and
easily crush one and q half tons Of ore
per day of ten hours through No. 8
mesh. The mill is one or two "Injun"
power, consequently not very expensive.
They have on the dump about seventy
five tons awaiting TO be crushed, while
more is coming out Of the mine.
The keystone mill at Mineral Park Is
pounding away night and day on . fair
grade Of ore, and from what an outsider
can see and ascertain the run promises
to be q long and successful one; while
the mine ID looking we'll and can keep
the mill going without resorting to .
"p;ght shift" Superintendent Genuns
felt his way carefully at first but now
finds himself on solid ground, while he
-,ds % sbls sssistsat in Foreman James
U,c.. ~ .uher. BY the vsy, the man st the
p.rI who keeps the Keystone COMPANY
auosted" on things must feel very small
"a mean wben he must know by this
time that the letter. were sent 70 super
intendent Gsnung anu everyone in the
camp knows bis reports. isEA.