Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-05-21
Mining ,n,e.,leenoe
Silver. lo4.

1 Silver. l04.
 Ben Rybonis running ,he Dixie nill, OF Lynx crook.
 -Four mills are now running in the Bradshaw mountains.
 J. l.. Valentine and Samuel Parker
 have deeded all their interest in the
 Ra,,leE mine to Dan o'Boy lo, for g 900. A large force of men will scou be enl.
 ployed on Lynx creek. saiiding large
 dam for water storage for hydraulic
 purposes.
 | Jshn Thompson has deei.,i one half
 interest in ,he Beanie l.ass mine,
 Qaar.a Mountain distrsct, 10 ban
 o'Boyle. for sI.0O0.
 sines & Reyes have put mea at work deyelopins the onneosicut mine. four miles sonth of town. The claim shows
 good prospects in the surface. 1 ". A. Long. the typographical artist
 and prospeetor. made find recently
 which he thinks is emery The st me is
 oi brewaish color, being exceedingly fine and gritty.
 Joseph ChaEmikle was in town to
 day. and says that repairs 10 the Lowell
 roill en Lynx creek have heen com
 rle,e'i and the mill is again running,
 Tine lessees are working rastoa, ore
 Chas. Nj. Clark has t.k, a lease on the Wire Gold mine and snill. SQnsw Peak district, ~ud left te-d,y with sup. plies to start operations opening ti.e former, and working oru in the latter. we afe ;ni5rmei that the Congress
 mine is heinz actively worked with
 fore oi 35 ,o 40 men. Fsam g to 70
 teams are required for the hauling. The
 s0-s,smp mill runs night and day,
 turning out aboat 1000 pounds ot concentrates, wh ch are shipped il east
 ern sm-lters by way ot Prescoit.--Her-
 aid.
 Dig Bug, the mining district that has
 lately caught the stten ton of some Pheniciaas, Is dclightfully cool Tcm- perstsre now 6e degrees, and never rising above S5. IL is so miles from Phenix, over rough road. But the cold water and general enjoyableness, after one gets there, amply repay the
 toilssme journey thither.-H Herald. The deepest shalt on the Congress
 mine is now down ,o degth oi 735 feet A Bew hoist will however be pe, in
 shortly, with which they will be able 10
 sink to depth of l,50o or 1000 feet
 The mill is running day and night The mine is already so well opened up that very small force Of men Can
 keep an ore supply sufficient Co keep
 the mill in operation.
 A deed was fled for record this after
 noon from A. J. RGbert & Sons to the
 Kansas City Mining company, for cer
 tain mines on Groom creek. inelu ing
 the famous Silver King mine, the liti
 gation In this matter having be n com promised. Ii the principals te the suit
 of J. ". Clay vs. the same company could only arrive at some sAtisfaot tory settlement of their differences now it
 would prove good thing for this sec ton. Thomas Fitzpatrick. superintendent 0. tine U. $. mine, has certainly found the original and only Adams diggings, and they are 300 feet under the ground. , Tss s..s sa is little higher gtade than old man Adams ever gave the pdS....ee understand was in the works The ore at present is only silver glance ore, but you can stick pin in #. Only the waste rock has been ass iyed, and # re- turns 265 ounces 10 the tan. kingston lN Nj Shaft.
 Parties who recently discovered a very promising prospect on Antelope hill, near Stanton, h we recently given bond on the claim for S5o,000. and ths parties taking it will develop the property. The ledge is said to be over 100 feet wide. and yields ore which will mill In free gold alone Slo per ton. But little work has been done yet on 1t, and should it prove ss we'll on devel- opment as surface indications show, 1t promises to be one oi the biggest prop critics in the territory.