Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-29
Mining intelligence.
Tss MookinKbird mill still lies idle. nr account af had rosds

on account of bad rosds
 The Gro Fino hydraulic works have made successful run during the win ter, but were compelled to close down l ca accouat of the cold weather, the ice 1 fc -ming at nigh, interfering seriously with .shs work,
 l The sais of s group of mines in Greek canyea. wl ich has heeR under negs. getistiou fer SO 'oe time, has hecn cen sumnsted. The purchaser is said tG bs an English comp. say, and the price paid fer tho properties, s'V'oeo Ahs minss are geld bearing.
 Deeds fer the ssle ol .'ss Marble mine, near Mayer. were tlso Ter rec ord today. the purchaser being W eougherty, and the price paid So. 0V 1 Deeds were filed fer record so-as V from A. C. Gilmore 10 ". A. Jsnniags, 1 fer ons.third of the Zero ains. aud frem T. ". Otis to the same tor ths Orc Flame mining claim in Hassay- smpA district.
 The annual report of tao Granite Mountain Mining company of Aea- tans pressnts many facts et interest te mining men. Tke sstal expeadi- tures of the company for ths year ameauted to si,265 .97f. Of which | Ss46,sl6 was charged to stoPing, , SsTs, ,9ls to milling. and the reIa ainder te deyslopaent work, improvements, taxes and management. The average cost of breaking and raising ore was about s6.63 per ton; the cost ei driv- ing levels sii05 per lineal foot. The total expenditures since 1880 have been $4,o92, ,5l2s9, the gross receipts being sl0, ,9ss, ,soo24.
 From recent copies of the Mining aad Stock Exchange, published in Kansas City, received al this office, we find very favorable mention made oi lc.M. Clark, formerly of this place, bat wse ls at present member oi the Kansas City Stock Exchange, and where hs is dsing good work for Ari- zsna. We quote from ths above pab- lication, ks fellows Among the speeches at the banquet given by the Mining and Stock Exchange yesterday was that of Nr. Chas. M. Clark, mem ssr of the Exchange aud & practical miae operator from Prescott, Arizona. Mir. Clark gave resume Of what has already been accomplished sy the iew Kansas Ci,y people who have invested ia the vicinity of Prescott, Arizeas l citing as an example of shat naay be seas ia naixing the fact that withou; an exception Kansss City investments ia Arizona are lucrative sRd producing, Among etksr properties owned here he msniio ned the Quartz Mountain, which within 90 days has shipped nearly ten theusand dollars in gold bullion to lhis city; the k. c. M. < M. Co., whs arc shipping ore upon which they net 5000 per car
 l The Ksasas- City Stock Exchange notes the arrival in that oity oi C. J. Baer, ei the Quartz Mountain Mining company, and says lie brings very Hat tering reports irsna the mines and tho csuntry in general around Prescott. Mine owners should req d Territorial Gsolsgist Bla.dy's notice in this issue, aSd report to hiaa.
 Al. Rnbert and son are sBxiousiy awaiting thaw and 8 drying aP of the roads to enable then, to m eve their Huntington misi so skall valley. to work ore frsm the mines owned by us. Russell and Wm. Cooper. The mill will be erected aear J H. Dick scA's, where there is sn abundance oi water.
 Silver is quoted In New York at 964 1 A big strike of very rich suiphurets was recently made in the new shalt of the Congress miae, The prodGein 2 qualities of this miEe seem ts be with out limit
 Superintendent Carlisle, of the Black Horse Mining company, has commenced work on that company 8 propsrty. A considerable amount of ore has beea shipped from the mine by its former owners.
 | c. N. Clark, formerly of Prescott, ia writing of the importance of mining news in the local paper says: "There is al present a strong inquiry at the each of the Mining Exchanges in re- gard tc the Arizsns mining industry, , and full mining column in the papers of Prescott would he at present quoted verbatim in all the mining journals, and th us reach and be read by the mining men who frequent the ex. changes mentioned l fancy the
 miners of nerthern Arizona hardly re- alire what au important factor is the Intimate sale of mining property, the local paper Is. l sn sure, l did not, until l was forced Co the conclusion by ths hundreds of enquiries l have had during the past four months. And granted room in your columns, would suggest ts each and every miner iu Ysvapai county the great importance of having his district heard from and
 netsd &. often as possible in the local
 papers. The mining journals are all apwith the popular requirements, and just at present can say with certainty there is great curiosity to hear from aorthern Arizona. Get out your cid z ose-quills, seys, and say what you .rathfully can for your district" CIV. Culver expects toGr ef his biz
 tea ms to arrive tonight with Congres, ore and concentrates. One or two small teams arrived this afternoon.
 e. Brswn. president of the Dixie
 Mining company, who arrived yester , day, says he will start the mill ownes by the conapsny just as soon as tn, 7 1 weather and roads will permit.