Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-09
Mining intelligence

H N. Palmer has been presented with geld watch by employees of the Congress.
 O. A Ensign has taken contract fer packing 6oO cords of wood for the | Gro Bella mine.
 Eighteen location notices have been
 filed for record during the first three days of this month.
 Two of Culver's big teams unleaded ere yesterday and started on their re- turn trip to the Congress. H. A. Owen has given D. c. Thorne c special power of attorney on certain mining property in this county. A pack train with two and half tons Of ore from the Peck arrived yes tsrday. and left teddy loaded with
 merchandise.
 John Timmins has deedsd . two thirds interest in the Lorena mine.
 Bradshaw district, to F. W. Raymond, and the latter has desdsd interests in the same and several other claims to Thos. Dow, a nominal consideration of $l each being named.
 1 Five deeds ts mining property in Cherry creek district were filed for rec ord to day, the consideration named in each being $6. One was from Richard DeKuhn to W. H. Reid, the others l being from W. H. Reid to k. 4. Adams, Samuel Steen, James c. Hart and Clarence Williams, respectively.
 Al. Aitksn has . specimen of orc. from the Fortuna mine, weighing two and thrse-fourths pounds, for which he paid $l5. The owners of this mine, who are Mexicans, shipped seven sacks to Fl Paso, for which they received $lo per pound.
 The Cengrsss is now working fifteen stamps, on full twelve hours time. and l portion of the time have . sufficient water supply to keep twenty in opera ton. A series of reservoirs have been built below the mill, in which the water from the mill is caught and settled, and pump will shortly be put in to pump it back from the last one, where the water is perfectly clear, to the mill, whom they will have A supply to run the mill to its full capacity day and night. Telephone connection has been established from the pump at Mar tinez creek to the mill.
 Tip Top district continues its regular shipments of ore. This is probably the best chloriding district in Arirona
 About two car loads, out of . lot of one hundred tons, has arrived at the samPling works from Frank Kuhns's mines on Lynx creek. w. M. Clsypsol reports the receipts of ore at the sampling works as being greater now than at any period during the past six months, showing that the mining interests are booming. Jack Mcdonald has commenced work sn the Blue Dick again, and will no doubt have good shipping ere az ain, as that property has never yet failed to respond to good, well directed work, by a good yield of rich ore.
 John Curtin says that Mulvenon 4 Roach arc taking out shipping ore from their Turkey creek claims. John Holmes still stays by the camp, and is working claims there, apparently pros porous and doing we'll.
 c. Donglas Brown came in from Cherry creek, last night, where he has been engagei at work on the Mocking- bird mill, and which has just been completed. He ssys the mine is in splendid condition, showing large ore bodies, while the mill cannot be excel led in the county.
 Dennis May has telegraPhed of his safe arrival at Lockport, New York, where he has gone on mining business. MT. May has placed several good prop critics in this county, and any one that he undertakes to negotiate will be found just as he represents it.
 J. L. Fisher has leased the build ing on the opposite corner of Goodwin and Nontezuma streets from his iron store, which he will stock up with furniture.