Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-07-05
GRAHAM COUNTY.
ALI THE NEWS FROM NORTHWEST
 ARIZONA.
Big Budget of Mining News--several Mar TiRges--Insane man Found Other
 Notes of Interest,
Atohave Mine,

Mohave Miner
 G. N Conard has 8 force of eleven men at work, clearing the ground for the cree ton of the hoisting machinery for the Mariposa mine. The machinery Is eX- pected this week. A good road has been built to the mine.
 The Mulligan boys are still taking out lots of frstclass ore from the Big Silver. This is now the best paying mine in Todd Basin, and there Is every evidence of its continuing so The Mulligans are hard workers, and have earned their success.
 E. r. Thompson has let a contract to Messrs. Oliver, Harvie and Penberthy, to sink the shaft at the Empire mine one hundred feet deeper. When the contract is completed, the shaft will be about 152 feet The hoist is now ready for use, and the contractors have every facility for economical work.
 Sam Butler was seen at Yucca by King man parties this week. He was just in from the scene of the new copper strike south of that place, and reports it the biggest thing of the kind Tn Arizona. New hoisting works have been ordered, and inside of a month they will be work ing over hundred men.
 1lC nOiollllS NOIhS al lilG I iJItS tlllllG were started mp Tuesday, and the pump will be kept running day and night until the water is all out of the mine. when the work of sinking the shaft 1CO feet deeper will be commenced.
 L. J. Lassell, who has been at the Flores mine for the past three weeks experimenting the erection of the hoist ing machinery, returned Tuesday, having successfully completed his work.
 Cross Bros & Conyos made shipment of high grade ore from the San Antonio this week.
 Pete Caffery has a contract for running 1 tunnel on a mine belonging to Geo. M | Bowers, below Layne Springs.
 Eastman < Co.,, have lease on the l Jeanette in Blackberry district, and have six inches of chloride ore in sight.
 The contract work on the Queen Bet mine is progressing nicely, and will bt 1 completed within the required time.
 James Twiggs is at work on the Rober Emmet mine, about the Flores mine This is one Of the best gold claims in tha vicinity.
 Three Mexicans are working clain near Noels camp, this side of Minera Park and are taking out considerable high-grade ore.
 Last week, in mentioning the shipmen of ore from the Lexington by Twiggs Kelley, the value should have read, silve $8.51 and gold $4S57
 Merrill < Carey have about a foot c ore in the Cactus, south of Blackberry which assays 30 ounces, and the prospec is good for taking out a good many ton of this kind of rock
 The parties having a lease on the Nigh Hawk mine are running three shifts C eight hours. Their lease runs for thre months, and they have every prospect ( } mining a good cleanup.
 J. F. Noel has been working some gol
 claims near the point of the mountail
 this side Of Mineral Park, for the past tw
 years, with varied results. He has take out during the time a good deal of higl grade ore.
 The Wallapai tribe are about all no
 at the ranch of Thompson Bros, at Coar Springs holding grand dance. The II
 dians received their last rations for tt
 season on the 16th inst, and will have {
 rustic for their grub until another appr,
 priation IS available There is plenty work for them, and if they are not tc lazy they need not starve while waitin ] for the next issue of rations. Married in Kingman, on June 21st II
 Manuel Martinez, to Miss Lastenia Nol l Rev. W. G. Blakely officiating After u . ceremony the friends of the bride an . groom were invited to attend a ball Taggart's hall, and afterwards asupper the restaurant. The affair was much el
 joyed by those who participated, and was I
 doubt the finest wedding reception evt
 held in kingman. MT. and Mrs. Ma
 tinez will continue to reside in Kingma
 Calvin Cuzinno Is now running u Palace hotel at Mineral Park While u
 house is not as finely furnished as in Il . pahny days of that place, the table is no ' even better, and he invites his friends : give him a call when in the Park. ! Married at the Hubbs House, Kin ! man, Ariz., June 22nd, Mir. W II. Roge . to Mrs. Annie Vogal, both ofNeedles, c; ! The couple remained over Sunday, ar . left the next day for their future home :, Needles. The Miner congratulates u 7 happy pair.
 The great cantilever bridge was test, . last Saturday. First ten large Pittsbu
 engines were run out on the bridge al j allowed to stand there. Then a doubl = header train load of coal was run on to = The grand structure didn't quiver. T ', test was atisfactory.-Bazoo. P The German, Fred Voegel, who left I V train at Peach Springs while temporari insane, and was found wandering in { # mountains is still confined in the coun u jail. He was brought here for safe kee
 ing, but, as he is rapidly improving, m will probably be released shortly 1- Some of the finest peaches and figs ey to raised in any country were brought d this week from the ranch of Richard Ta of gart.
 a. Between twelve and fifteen thousa le head of cattle have been sold by Moha r. county stockmen this week a. L. J. Lassell is now doing the assayi rs for the Arizona Sampling Works. d Horseback riding is becoming ve pr popular in Kingman.
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