Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-03-19
Mining tnt.l..senoe. ..

Willard Rice and Lester Jackson left this morning. ca prospecting tear through the southern part si ,his 
 The Clipper mine, on Lyax creek, ownea by ]. O Boblett and others, has a six iach vein of very rich gold ore. while the estire ledge. which varies irona fifteen inches to five feet. carries gold in paying quantities if |, could be milled at the miSs.
 The high water si the Crowned King mill, ia sSditisa to washing away be- tween $:.o. .0oo and $so. .oo0 worth sf cen damaged the mill to suck n extent that they are compelled ts reset their boilers, which is now almost com plesed.
 W. A. Neal made ss important dis coyery ef orc recently ia the Waslspsl near the western boundary line si this eeasty. He has three- feet vein st mineral containing both geld and silver in paying quantities
 The preliminary wsrk for the coa- structian ei the Lynx creek dam has been commenced. 0nly few men are employed at present, bat 1t is stated that operations viii he com- menced coon on sn extensive scale.
 J. ?. Helm, superintendent of the Orc Bella oompany. cane in this mcrn- isg froM the Braishaws. He says that work is progressing satisfactorily ca the new tramwsy being built by the company. and he expects to start the mill up in about g week. He vii! pack gre to the mill pending the completion of ihe :ramway.
 The discovery of fataloasly rich gold ore aloag the Colorado river, in the vi- ,inity oithe Grand Canyon, has crea- ted considerable excitement in the northern part of tho county. It is pre- dict 1 by experienced miners who have ,xplored that country slightly, tha, mne use quantities of rich mineral will yet be taken out of that section.
 Smith and Tyler. two ind ustrious miners of Lynx creek, have recently truck 1t rich in the old C1mbeTian d nine. sad are tax ag cut gsod chipping ,re. They have recently contracted with ]. 0. Bcbieit for the delivery sf wo car leads CT more at the sampling yerks, the first of which arrived e-day. The ere contains free gold, ,ative and horn silver and galena.
 Lynx creek miaers are auxio usly wait ing the erection of concentrating works in thsiT district, there being arge amount of low grade ore. but ex- client ore to concentrate there, but which will not pay for transportation vithout it. The dumps of the Amulet aine alone contain from 5000 to 5000 ons of ore whicL averages from $40 ts 50 per ton, which could easily be con- sntrated into. fine shipping propc- ition.
 A. A. Moore came in from his Wal lut Grow ranch yesterday, csming via hs Qua,tz Mountain Mining com any's property on the Hasssysnpa. Dn arrival there he says he found resident Brown of the company at 'erk with . shovel, and at the ssaad the Sidaer gong went into the dining penn with kis men sad partook of the liddsy meal with them. Mr. Moore cry correctly says that mining con- any with rresidsnt like this is bound , succeed.
 Hon. 4. W. Csllen (Oid Grizzly re- arned teddy from his visit east, ac- by J. ". o'Bryan, a Denver inning man, who will accompany hisa !! , Plassritss and make sn exaniaatien ! 1 his mining property there. Mir. l Bryan represents capitalists who are sady to put up stamp mill to work | ,e erss ef Mr. Callen's properties, if sn they are found 10 justify | , which we have no doubt they will.
 c. H. BeRnett and l.. A. Murphy, | ho have bees sinking on the "lio" line. on Grosm creek, have struck pod siled body of ore, al depth of venty feet, which gives value of $170 or ton. The ere improves net only in chness but in width as they sink, as 10 feet it gave value of enly s70 sr ton. The ere contains both gold ,d silver, and the mine is located be- veen tbe Silver King and Black Horse, sth of which have been demonstrated
 bc gssd properties.
 The result of the lawsuit of J. W. lay vs. K. c. N. X NJ. Go. is unlsrtu- ate for the mining interests of this cinity. The company has paid cut rge smospt of money and, co far, re- ived very small return. They were
 Hing to spend more, but these legal applications have stopped ali opera ms fer the present Capital will hesi- te very much te invest in locality ,ere there is such strong disposi- ID shown to fleece those that come re to invest.
 c. F. Karas was in Phenix yesterday. ] represents an English syndicate It has recently purchased the Lynx eek piacers and other property. near sscott, from Secretary Murphy, his other, Frank, the Congress mine and others. A dam # can't be washed out will be built water piped four miles to the dig lgs, where little giants will be used. l head st water measures about 400 !, and hydraulic operations are to be ried on within eigh. miles of Pres {. ltis said that Lonesome Valley
 ground enough for 100 years of shing. Some very rich bars occur the wheie valley has goed psy.--i raid.