Tombstone epitaph., 1890-03-22
TERRITORIAL MINING ITEMS.
A Resume of What Is Being Done in the Differ
 ent Sections of Arizona.
MOHAVE,

The Little Boy mine has started up. Conard has the contract
 Tom Murphy is getting some very fine ore on his lease on the Old Tar mine.
 Steve Hinkle is at work on the Re tort, and is extracting ore that mills 300 ounces silver per ton.
 Steve Smith and George Dyke have made shipment of five tons of ore from their claim on Schrums' Peak.
 MacDuffee and Heimrod, the two orphans, have, at depth of 40 feet, in the Sunset, struck ore that runs up into the thousands.
 John Barry has a force of six or eight men on the Minnesota mine, near Chloride This property is noted | for the exceedingly rich ore it has produced.
 Frolig and Darden are sinking shaft on the Old Tar. At depth of 50 feet they have a large body of good | ore which increases with depth. The boys have big thing, and will sink it to depth of 100 feet.
 Finegan & Uncapher have resumed work on the Homestake. This is one of the very best properties in this sec tion and will speak for itself before long. They have large shipment of ore ready for the market.
 H. P. Ewing, owner of the Tuck ahoe, is sorting up shipment or rich ore from this property. We under stand that he has struck large body of rich ore, much better than any thing ever before found upon the claim.
 Joe Prisk has struck rich streak of ore in the Home Pastime which shows quantities of horn silver. Joe says that he gets buttons of silver out Of his assays so large that he needs pair of platform scales to weigh them.
 Donkey & Co. have leased the Me talic Accident, pitched camp and started work. We look for big results from this property ere long. There is no doubt but that the exercise of muscle and good judgment will again place it on the list of producers.
 c. E. Sherman has made 2 ship ment of ore from the Queen Bee mine that netted him $500 per ton. MT. Sherman will shortly erect machinery on the Independence mine, at Chlor- idle, a mine that has in past years pro- | duced q great amount of rich ore.
 James Raul and George Wilkinson have struck vein of rich sulphuret ore on the Wind mine. The strike Is but few days old, but the prospect is fast becoming a mine.
 McKinnon & Roster are dumping ore on the Altattar. They have sev- eral tons ready for shipment and from present indications this mine will be | steady producer.
 The strike made in the Big Silver by the Mulligan boys is improving daily in quantity and quality of ore. They have at present three foot vein that runs from $250 to $500 pe- ton, and 15 feet of ledge matter that will | average 20 ounces of silver per ton The boys have worked hard and are deserving of their good fortune.
 Rodger and Canos have struck a body of ore in the Finite mine that assays b ounces in gold. It was struck in new streak on the foot wall, about ten feet from the main pay streak, and on the surface. They have taken out three tons in sinking a depth of five feet.
 The sale of the Queen Bee mine, which has been hanging fire for the past year, was consumated this week Chas. E. Sherman, the owner of this property, sold to c. H. Park and Arthur Burr, the consideration being ,000.-Mohave Miner.
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 Jesse Robeson and other miners are preparing to send ore 10 the sampling works, from lower Turkey creek.
 Harry Ashton tells us to keep a lookout for large products of gold and silver from the White Picacho section.
 Geo. B. .Ridenour says he will short ly commence shipping ore from his mine in Hassayampa district.
 Work is progressing favorably in the Senator, Boggs and Blackberry mines.
 Jack Harrison picked up piece of gold which weighed 54 ounces, shortly after the recent flood in the Hassa- yampa. It is worth $90 or $95.
 All reports from the Black Horse mine are good. The vein is of good size and very rich. J. A. Park came in from the Sen ator last evening and stated that men