Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-12
TERRITORIAL MINING ITEHS.
A Resume of What Is Being Bone ill the Differ
 ent Sections of Arizona.
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 YUMA.
 Frank Vomocil came in from Silver District on Wednesday to purchase supplies. MT. Vomocil has force ol men at work on the Remnant mine, which he is profitably working. The ore he takes out is very rich and quite frequently large pieces of horn silver are found.
 J. Riley has been here for several days past practically illustrating the success with which his dry washer can be operated. The machine works easily, saving ninety per cent of the gold and will admit of fifty tons of dirt ':being run through" in twelve hours work.
 The Red Cloud mine in Silver Dis trict, continues to turn out high grade ore, black sulphurets ranging from 200 to 600 ounces silver per ton. | Frank Van Ness the lessee has twenty five men at work and if no change in the mine occurs will have to put on additional miners in a few days. The Red Cloud mine shipped sixty tons of high-grade ore by the last steamer, that being the product of one months work.
 The Alberta group of mines, in Sil- yer district, owned by Taylor D. Mac Leod and partner, will soon be heard from as bullion producers. MT. Mac Leod has purchased all of the interests owned by Jos H. Brown in the New Deal mine, and has force of miners at work on the property, running two open cuts, three hundred feet apart, all in high grade ore. There Is no question as to the richness of the ore found in the New Deal, and the owners are now developing the mine so as to determine the extent of the ore body. The New Deal Is an extension Of the well known Rooster mine. In the Al bertn tunnel MT. Macleod, is working double shifts and with very satisfactory results. The ores found in the Al berta group are free milling, easily mined, and from present appearances the mines give promise of opening up large bodies of pay rock.-Sentinel.
 The operations Of the Old Dominion Copper Company during March were highly satisfactory. The amount oi coke and other freight received was I.20S,7eu pounds. and shipments oI copper 7S7 ,350 pounds. The supply of coke on hand at the smelter Is now larger than for many months, and teams arrive daily. IL the mine con siderable development work has been done. Ire double compartment shait has been sunk to the seventh level and the work of cutting out the sta tions on that level is progressing ant will soon be completed. Notwithstand ing the large quantity Of ore mined no diminuticn in the supply Is apPar ent, so extensive are the ore bUdie! now uncovered, and new stopes art being opened. If the present scale o operations is maintained 1S90 will bC the best in the history of the mine.- Globe Silver Belt.
 YAVAPAI. , Word from Bra shaw district is tt the effect that the Gray Eagle mine i being opened in workmanlike man , ner and is looking well. Both mill! ) are running.
 ! Mir. Williams, superintendent of tho BOggs, Blackberry and Senator mines 3 is opening all three mines in the righ l way. Water is still troublesome f element in the Senator. t Superintendent Giroux thinks o starting United Verde smelters earl. . next week.
 Several sales of undeveloped lode
 have been made this week-Prescot Courier.
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