Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-09-04
MIn,ns intelligence.

| Mining inselllgsncs.
 | Silver has advanced notch or two | Copper is quoted in New Ysrk a
 $ls. :.
 Silver continues to advance in New
 York, the latest quotations being S2j
 cents.
 Frank Kirkland cleaned up $2,00O
 ina a five days mill run on Harqus
 Hala ore.
 A ton of ore was recently taken from
 the Herschill mine in Tom bstone which
 milled 800
 Chas. A. Girdler will shortly move to
 Auliman to remain to superin tend the work on the new dam of the Etta com. pany.
 The Ksnsas City Mining company
 continues to take out very rich ore
 from their Silver King mine, at Groom
 creek.
 +. k. Murray, superintendent of the
 Boggs and Blackberry mines, at Big
 Bug, is in town. He says the above properties continue to look we'll. Henry E. Wood has deeded to $. E. Talley two-sixtsenths interest in the Harrison gold mine, Wire Gold mining district, for one hundred dollars. J. F. Blandy showed the JOURNAL MINER man to-day beautiful piece of polished marble, of variegated colors, which he says was discovered in this county
 c. NJ. Clark has resigned as superiu- tendent of the Dixie mining company. Owing to some differences existing in the company, work has been tempora. rily stopped on the property.
 Judge De Kuhn, superintendent of the Mockingbird mining company came in last evening to purchase sup plies. He reports the work progre,s- ing on the erection of tho mill.
 James Shirley visited the Groom creek mines yesterday, and was we'll pleased with the looks of the $40o ore being taken from the Silver King of the Kansas City mining company.
 MT. Chsmpie, of Humbug district, has been taking some very rich ore out of his Little Joseph mine. Shipments recently made gave a return of t27O per ton, while he worked some of his second class ore in an arastra, which yielded $90 per ton.
 J. F. Blandy, territorial geologist. | will personally superintend the exhibit of ore at the Phenix fair. Parties hay ing samples of ore for exhibition should send them at once to him. After the close of the fair the ore will be given to the territorial university, for its cabinet.
 Robert Cartmell has furnished an of how imperfectly this section of country has been prospected fer mineral, as we'll as the possibilities yet in store for the prospector and miner. He has taken out two tons of | ore which will average from $a0O to $500. in sinking . shaft only few feet deep on the Lynx creek divide. His shaft is located on the old Lynx creek Irail, which has been travelled for years, and many . weary miner. while wend. ing his way to Prescott for supplies has s,ubbed his toe on $5, 900 rock in this trail, some of the ore assaying that nigh. Notwithstanding the fact that the trail has been travelled for twenty i've ysars, and the orc has been stick. ng up in it, no one seemed to think it ,f sufficient value to locate, until last winter when claim was staked of by Mir. Cartmsll, and named the Birds Eye. R. H. Burmister also owns . half interest in it. Work was com- nenced short time ago, with the re- ult as stated, two tons of good ore be- ng ready for shipment. They will continue sinking until . car load of re is taken out when it will ke ship 'ed to Pueblo for reduction. The ore abont $50 per ton in gold, he balance being silver.
 John Roberts brought in some very ich samples of gold ore yesterday from he Golden Queen mine. He says they ave about ten inches of it which will o away up in the hundreds in gold.
 Since commencing work on the dockingbird mill, Judge DeKuhn has as mot permitted any grass to grow nder his feet" but has pushed the Iork with that vim for which he is oted, and will have the mill ready to un within thirty days.