Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-09-13
A Mining Revival.
Yuma Sentinel.

Yuma Sentinel.
 The Sentinel has the pleasure of in forming its readers that active work will be initiated in the Gila City and Lagnna mining districts next month Colonel George Cusenbary, manager of the Plo- Heer Mining Company will arrive here within couple of weeks, to start up work on the property owned by the com pany in the Laguna district. The Pl- oner company has ample capital and Is made up principally of Missouri capital ists MT. Cusenbary IS successful and well known mining man. and under hls experienced direction the operations Of his company are sure to prove highly profitable The Pioneer company owns a large area of rich placer ground and will pipe water from the laguna tan inlet of the Colorado river) to hydraulic the immense banks of rich gravel, which but needs the application of water to give up their long hidden and useful golden treasure A thorough test has been made of the ground to be worked, and an ex- perimental run demonstrated beyond dis pute the richness of the placers, its easy working with very profitable results Most of the plant is already In place and on the arrival of MT. Cusenbary the bal dnCS Ol nGCNiCu hAANA ' will be secured, and the worked pushed ahead as expeditiously as possible.
 Another enterprise of a similar nature is that controlled by the Monitor Mining < Investment Company of Moberly, Mis- souri, The principal owner in the com pany is Hon. Geo Kelly, editor of the Moberly, Monitor, one of the leading newspapers of Missouri. The Monitor Company has paid up cash capital ot $25, GOO and will operate at Monitor moUn- tain, fifteen miles from Yuma. The Mon itor Company has several hundred acres i of placer ground in the Gila City district, which averages well in gold and is very i advantageously located for economical working. 4 large portion of the placer ground IS very rich, but the entire tract has been thoroughly examIned and the i returns are such as to insure profitable returns and regular dividends. Mir. kel- i ly will ship the machinery to Glla City ] by October ], and work will be started 1 on the ground as soon as 1t IS possible tC do so The ground is to be hydraulicked with water taken from the Glla river and pumped into immense reservoirs located sufficiently high so as to give the neces sary pressure.
 The two enterprises mentioned above are only the fOrerunners of number o other important and valuable develop ments which are to be made in the min eral wealth of Yuma county. Arrange ments are being completed for the build ing of a mill to work the ores of the Sil yer District. Another mill, for the crush ing of gold ore has been shipped iron Chicago and is on the way to Ehrenberg for the Goodman gold mines. An Eng fish syndicate is negotiating for the pur chase of the copper mines ill the vicinit! of Empire Flat. The gold lodges in tn, Gila City range are to be worked an( will soon become bullion producers. II the Harqua Halas within the next sixt, days a golden stream of bullion will flow whilst the ore shipments from Silver. Flu reaka, and Castle Dome districts will con tinue to add to the wealth of the coun try.
 The Sentinel has always been the tru friend and champion of the miner an, farmer and the bright outlook of our min eral as well as agricultural industrie: gives great encouragement to cur people Our mines are rich, richer than those C any other section; our lands are fertile fertile as any the golden sunshine glad dens with warmth and life.