Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17
TERRITORIAL MINING
4 Resume of What Is Being Done ip tB<
 ent Sections of Arizoha.
MOHAVE.

l ---7 work on the Queen Bee mine.
 McKinnon & Roster are taking osll the best ore ever taken out Of the Al' tatta.
 J. J. Williams, superintendent oi the Copper World and Antler mines south of Yucca, has six men at work on the Antler The ore taken out will probably be shipped to Prescott.
 Messrs. Donkey and Brandon were in from the Tuckaho mine, at Chloride, this week, and report that the mine is looking fine, and they hope to be able to take that property, on which they have bond, at its expiration.
 Chas. H. Park has purchased the interest of c, A. Coon, in the Sabbath Bell mine, at Mineral Park. MT. Park now owns all of this valuable prop erty, and it is stated will shortly put 8 force of men at work developing it.
 Dan O'Leary has bonded his mine in the San Francisco mountains to Frank MOnaghon, of the Needles. There is considerable high grade ore in this mine, the "Old Hardy" and it is expected that San Francisco parties will take hold of it.
 F. F Brown has sent several sacks of ore to the Kingman Sampling Works, for sampling from a new strike in the Gold Basin.
 J. H. Farlee has high hope that he has struck an ore bearing ledge in the Grand Canyon, near Diamond Creek.
 J. D. Smiley came in Wednesday from his General Harrison mine in Todd Basin. The main tunnel is in 40 feet, and the ore is looking well.
 H. H. Thomas has twelve men at work on the Brown mine, at Stockton Hill. This property is proving better than ever anticipated.
 The following lots of ore have been received at the Kingman Sampling Works during the week: Uncapher X Finegan, from the Homestake mine, at Mineral Park, Is or 20 tons; E. F. Tho npson, from the Empire, 15 tons J. K. Mackenzie, from the Cupel, 30 tons; Rogers < Canyos, from the Tintic, about carload; H. s. Thomas and J. A. Platt, from the Brown, Stockton Hill, g tons. A number of smaller lots were run through the Sampling Works.
 The tunnel connection with the main workings of the Little Boy mine was made last week. A large body of water was in the mine, which suddenly pushed the three-foot wall of rock, which held it back, and which it was intended to drill and let tho water out slowly, and carried everything in the tunnel and at the mouth before it. Two men were in the tunnel at the time, and they had narrow escape from drowning. Supt. Conard is de- lighted with the completion Of the tunnel wOrk.-Mohave Miner.
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 Mr. Claypool, of the ore works, has issued large check to John Mcdonald for two Car loads of Blue Dick mine ore. He will shortly issue check to Catoctin lode people fo- two more carloads
 Dixie company has just sent in a big lot of ore. So has the Quartz Mountain company.
 The Black Horse company may, ere long, ship some of their ore.
 George Merwin owns rich gold ledge near Walnut Grove.
 The shaft of the Bullwhackcr mine, near Prescott, should be cleaned out. The ore formerly paid in arrastras and would pay big if properly milled.
 Murrays teams arrived at the Ore Works Saturday last with Is tons of rich silver ore, from John R. Wells mine, near Cordes station, Black Canon district. Teams are returning for more ore. MT. Murray said that all tie miners are in good ore and 1 spirits.
 Fred Sattes was interested in the | latest shipment of Blue Dick ore, and l was pleased with the returns"
 We have heard that gold sulphurets from the Congress mine have been hauled to Copper Basin and that MT Williams will treat them.
 MT. Williscraft has invented small mill which he advertises in this issue. Its cost appears very light.-Prescott Courier.
 The Crowned King mill is having a long and successful run. Rumor has 1t that a certain well known mining man has an eye on the property with a view of purchasing.