Mohave County miner., 1890-03-15
aai.crsl Parlx It<ns

and informed his friends that he would
shortly start for the east.
Mrs. Goldworthy, proprietress Of the
Palace Hotel, who has been very sick for
several days, has fully recovered.
Msssrs. Park, Hudgons, Henson, Coon
and son and others have gone to the
metropolis to close mining deal.
There will be grand ball held at the
old court house, on Monday evening,
March 18th. A good time is expected,
and all are invited to attend.
f. Sherman has just returned from
Kingman, where he has been with
shipment Of ore from the Rain Bow. The
returns we're very satisfactory.
Mrs. Gross has moved to her ranch
abount mile from the Park. She will
improve her ranch and keep mp levelop-
nent work on her mining properties.
MINING ITEMS.
Tom Oliver will sink 80 foot winz. on
rhe Night Hawk.
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.
Chas. wilkins obtained the contract on
the Little Man mine and will begin xork
at once,
Steve Hinkle Is at work on the Reiort,
and is extracting ore that mills 800 ounces
silver per ton
Tom Christie returned from the Little
Man mine at Cerbat, and reports things
in and about Cerbat lively.
Ed Thompson is kept busy between
the Empire and the G. o. D. mines, nav
ing . force Of men on each.
Steve Smith and George Dyke lave
made shipment Of five tons Of ore from
their claim on Schrums' Peak.
M,cDuffee and Heimrod, the two orph-
ans, have, at depth Of 40 feet, in the
Sunset, struck ore that runs up into the
thousands.
John Barry has force Of six or eight
men on the Minnesota mine, near Chic
ride. This property is noted for tho ex-
ceedingly rich ore it has produced.
Frolig and Dardsn are sinking shalt
on the Old Tar. At . depth Of 50 feet
they have large body Of good ore which
increases with depth. The boys have
big thing, and will sink it TO depth Of
10J feet.
Fineg,n 4 Uncapher have resumed
work on the Homestake. This is one Of
the very bert properties in this section
and will speak for itself before long. They
have large shipment Of ore ready for
the market.
II. p. Ewing, owner OF the Tuckahoe,
is sorting up a shipment Of rich ore from
this property. We understand that he
,s struck large body Of rich ore, much
better than anything ever before found
upon the claim.
Joe Pisk has struck rich streak OF
ore in the Home Psstime which shows
quantities OF horn silver. Joe says that
he gets buttons Of silver out Of his assays
80 large that he needs pair Of platform
scales to weigh them.
Conkey & Co. have leased the Metallic
Accident, pitched camp and started work.
We look for big results from this proper
ty ere long. There is no doubt but that
the exercise Of muscle and good judg-
meut will again place it on the list OF
producers.
G. E. Sherman has made shipment
oil ore from the Queen Bee mine that net
ted him 1900 per ton. Mr.. Sherman will
shortly erect machinery on the 1nde-
pendence mine, at Chloride, mine that
hrs in past years produced a 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 be-
coming a mine. The tenacity with
which they have stuck TO their work cur
ing the gloomy weather entities them to
great reward.
McKinnon & Roster are dumping ore
on the Altsttax. They have several tons
ready for shipment, and from present in
dications this mine will be steady pro-
ducer. McKinnon has built real frame
addition 10 his house, and we have been
told that strong odor Of orange blos.
SONS pervades the new apartments.
The strike made in the Big Silver by
the Muliigan boys is improving daily In
quantity and quality Of ore. They have
at present a three foot vein that runs
from $3.50 to 1900 per ton, and Is 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 body
Of ore in the Tintic mine that assays Is
ounces in gold. 1t 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 depth Of five feet. In fact,
everybody II york ID meeting with i'm.
mense success The camp has never be. |
fore had as bright an outlook ~ NJ pres
ent. The oldest inhabitants admit that
the camp never before bad the showing
it now has Of becoming the best and
greatest producing camp in Arizona.
Several mining sales are being negotiated
and there will be more mining done this
coming summer in and about the Park
than ever before. For sBor.
Nsliee 70 Settle.