Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-26
Mining Intelligence.

J.W Harrington has s"o "'
 in the Howard mine and othe
 aims on the Hassayamps' 'o "i krtner, w. II. Harlan.
 Owners of the Wire gold mine repor
 eir mill running successfully, and a
 evidence of its success, reeentl!
 bought in a good big bar of gold bul
 bn for shipment
 E. J. Edmonstop, an eAoe'ieh'
 hnter, formerly connected with this
 Ece. is engaged in mining m Mohase
 nn,v He has some excellent prop
 ;as and is making regular ship
 ents of ore.
 rhe Congress mill Is rapidly ap-
 baching completion. Competent
 nars estim ate the amount at ore
 nm ,be dump ready to be worked.
 rom 5000 to 5000 tons oi the value
 50 per ton.
 raurasentative of Denver mining
 ebinery manufacturing firm Is wis
 y this section, looking after ma
 bery recently sold here to mining
 epsnies.
 rich strike is reported m one of
 be Grifiin's Lynx creek mines.
 te a large body of ore was enooun- kd which goes $500 per ton. The
 e is under bond to the Dixie Min
 Company.
 .aac T. Stoddard, president of the
 Bella company, brought in bar
 gold bullion from the company's hes, 4 few days ago, worth several Iusand dollars. Lack of wafer, how
 has compelled them to close down
 mill until the rains set m.
 he Dixie Mining company will start
 their mill, on Lynx creek, to-mor-
 Wednesday,, June %. Miners in
 section are snxiously awaiting
 time when this property is placed lhe list of bullion producing divi- )d-psying mines.
 fhe Congress shaft Is now down to 8 Sth of 750 feet, and work Is being bhed geing deeper. The ore body at
 bottom is as good as any place in
 mine. About I50 men are now on
 company's payroll.
 ]. Boaz, J. c. Brown, NJ. Faulkner
 others connected with the Dixie ping company, went out to Lynx ek yesterday. The company has its ' mill about completed, anu trial ] of the machinery was made few Is ago. They expect to start up Ry next week crushing ore.
 The Crowned King mill is crushing D rock and saving the precious metal fy closely, and in consequence Is one the bullion producers of this section. nsy now he safely said that this npany has passed the experimental Int, and that its success is fully hblished.
 k. Duling, practical miner, for fly resident of this county, but D has had experience in mining in Nevada, New Mexico and |xico. visited Lynx creek, recently, D says that for tie amount of devel- nent dons he saw greater quanti- 3 of ore exposed there than he ever P In any other mining camp any Ice.
 William Tyack, foreman oi the Orc lla mines, remains with the company D will continue the work of develop its valuable properties during the hmef and until the fall rains make bsible the resumption oi mill opera hs. We underst and that many eusand tons of good milling ore are |dy for reduction, and that, with |6cient supply of water, mali work be resumed at an hours notice. ]. Tyack has the reputation oi being g of the most capable and intcilisen ming foremen in the territory, and IS |dently appre lated by the oro Bella |mpany.
 Referring to a liter published m Iursday's issue, from Humhlg dis ct, the JoURNAB-MINER desires to rrect an erroneous opinion winch ap- rently prevails in some of the mining mps more remote from Presco II, viz, At Prescott citizens are lacking Tn terpr se. The contrary Is true. The erchants of Prescott and its citizens have always respcndei liber- |y, when asked, for the promotion oi 3 mining inter sts of this county It realized that mining Is our principal source, and the prosperity Of the VII depends very largely on the sue ss ofand prosperity of our mining in- rests. Any enterprise looking to the of the marketing of ore. or any way beneficial to mining inter. ts, has always been encouraged by IT people. We have aided liberaily in Iilding and repairing roads to min g camps. and everything possible that uld be done towards encouraging the lilding oi tine railroad through the eat mineral belt of the country ha' en done hy our people. Merch ,nts we and are to-day doing everything ,ssible in the way of giving tie very 'st possible terms on All classes O erchsndise needed by miners, and. In ct, their liberaity in this direction IS been so great that heavy losses ir any instances have been sustained ' them. While there are few ex 'ptions, as a rule, properties owned b. people have been developed t' le full extent of the means of th, wners.
 Children Enjoy he pleasant flavor, gentle action an, effects Of Syrup of Fig s, whel . mad af a laxatiU., aDI ,f .l. g.L.