Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-26
Culvers teams arrived today with ore frsm the Congress mige.

Ter tho purpose oi listing mines on sA' Stock Exchanged lha, city.
 Tho immense ledxes sl autimony which are found in both the ssss and sosthernl portions eI Yuma county could new be worked At profit, as the ore Is in active demand. geod prices being offered fer t ia eastern cities.--
 Sentinel
 During the past two days no less thar i've or six prospecting parties have Jeff
 here wilh supplies, Eack party has lrsm enc ts Eve pAos animals losdeS
 with grub, .ools, etc. Their des,inA
 tisns of course are unknown, as a siss pfospectoF seldom A3vorlises where h, intends gsing.
 Large specimens oi ore from the Wild F!swer zine. near Del fsseo which arc on erAibition st BAshtoFd <
 BuTmitter's store. shew that there Is a large eospsot body ei ore la the mine
 IL is high grade, baiag gold salphuret' containing some silver.
 sheIis o'Naill. wAe returned so-ds. frsm FlAgslah, says ths, the excitement over the recent gold discovery n ths Grand Csnyea continues All who eas get away have gone tO lscsts claims while tAoaa who r.tuEn bring wonder fully rieh specimens of ose wita them.
 The Gallup Elk sys thAi three sepa- rate parties, all heavily armed, have gone into tbe carrixo msantaiss, in the extreme nsr,heAssern part ci thss territory, Co locate asd work tEe iAmoas lost mine, the disesyerers ol which were drives cut by Nayajses several years ago. The undertaking sss hsz faous ene. as the Navaices have successfully sisted every atteapi 10 iscate il since.
 Fifteen hundred dalisrs. in geld cola, changed hands yesterday in the recorders effce, the former owner being Dan oBsyle, and the transfer being made to E. Randolph In considera- t,ca of 1t, the latter transferred a enc. fourth interest is each oi lhe folio wing mines in Verde district. Copper Chief, Wonderful, aad silEer Spring.
 4 shipment Of 5,400 poaRds si ore arrived st the sampling works, on Sat urdsy from the Crow ned King mine. IL went aearly six oanees in gold snd sheut twelve ounces in silver Mir. Shekels says be will continue ship n,eats just as fact AS pS ck trains caa De secured to pack the ore.
 The Axsell Mining company is the name of q new organization which pre- poses to engage in mining operations here. ls is composed of Iowa aud Ainnesota capitahe's, having been formed by W. ". Vanderbilt, during his visit east. They have put up working capital o: ss5,oeo to com nenee operations on.
 Mr. Finley, last evening, brought in tive pieces of ore, weighing nearly one hundred pounds, from tho Wild Flower mine, owned by Bashiord d Burmister and J. R. Listen, in the Bradshaw mountains, which is very rich in gold sulphurets. The ere body is twenty iRches in Si@th, and the deeper they sink the better ore they get. The Wild Flower just now promises to be enc of the bonanzas of Yavseai county.
 X special from the City of Mexico says: Engineers surveying the line of the Mexican Pacific Railway, in the district oi Tonals, State of Chiapas, have found two mountains which are almost solid masses of iron ore, carry ing fren 6o to 64 per cent of metallic iron. It is estimated that the amount of orc in sight is two hundred million tons. The iron Is saij tc be we'll adapted :o making steel. being quite Tree from sulphur and phosphorus.
 F.M. Murphy, superintendent of the Congress, will have lot of ore shipped 10 Copper basin, to be treated there in he smolter, as an experiment. Should t prove successful, and should the ex. pertinent prove satisfactory to both ii may lead to other busi- business in the same direction. When t is demonstrated that the ores Of this 'eetisn can be treated successfully isre, it will result in the establishment ,t large reduction works.
 John Marshall, enc oi the discover ITS of mineral in the Grand Canyon, sas in Prescott on Saturday, getting assays made freE the new find. He gays hat they discovered ten well defned esds, from each oi which they secured ich specimens of ore. The Colorado iver at that poiat does net exceed two hundred feet in width, and the ledges ieuld ss plainly seen on the opposite lde ci the river. Ar. Ashurst and iimself made a raft and attempted ts rsss the river, and had aRrrsw es- ape from drowning, when they were to abandon it. In addition o the discoveries of ore made, Mir. Garshsll says they found Q depesit of he very purest sait-the purity of it he aid could be realized from the fact hat they could see through piece of sn inch thick, as through glass. 'eyeral prospecting parties have al- esdy gene into the Canyon from Flag taif, aad he thinks there Is good respect for "a lively camp there this anamer