Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-08
from the Cullin's valley road. Phoenix

Jar0eb mlueb are IOb 30 uunciuu5 III
this country as gold and silver mines,
but they are here, though. ]. M. Brown
and his partner, just in from the desert,
report finding mine of real garnets in
the Cargo Muchacho range of mountains
that run parallel with the desert. The
mine is situated in United States terri
tory, not far from the only spring in q
section OF country many miles in area,
and the garnets are said to be there in
great quantities. They are brilliant
cherry-red in color, some of them black,
and many as large as peas and perfect in
shape. By sand blasting they can be
rendered very beautiful and valuable.
The discoveries have each taken up.
twenty acres OF land on which the mine
is located. 1t is prospective bonanza.
-[Ensenada Lower Californian.
THE JULIAN MINES.
The Julian Sentinel gives the follow
ing notes;
The Helvetia mill at Julian is crush
ing quartz rock from the rich bonanza
recently opened in that mine.
The boom in Julian has not vet "let
up" particle, but the encouragement is
as great or greater than ever. During
the winter the miners calculate to pros
ecute the development of their claims,
and next spring the district promises to
be one of the liveliest gold camps on the
coast.
The Warlock is as busy as ever. The
rich shoot is still in the face and its
known extent is being enlarged every
day.
The Cincinnati Bell is also still bo-
nanza A project is on foot to run
cross-cut tunnel to tap the system of
lodges in the hill on which the Kentuck
S., Cincinnati Bell and several other
prominent mines are located.
The Ready Relief, it is understood, is
opening another of those great "rolls'
of rich rock which have made that mine
famous.
A. II. Butler was here Tuesday on his
way to Alamo. The scheme to run
tunnel under his mine on Tomaso hill
at Alamo is still pending Il Ensenada
Lower Californian.
Four bricks of gold, worth $10,500,
will be part of the Carlos Pacheco's
cargo to San Diego tonight. The gold is
from the Aurora mine at Alamo. - En-
senada Lower Californian.
new placer diggings has been dis
covered seventy-five miles east-north-
east of Ensenada. Bedrock is four feet
below the surface. Woodworking miners
are said to be getting out $5 per day
Ensenada Lower Californian.
A man was discovered in hiding be-
hind some boxes in Gandolio & Sangui-
netti's yard Thursday night. He was
taken to Jail and locked up, but was re-
leased next day as no complaint was
made in the case.-[Yuma Sentinel.
Mining matters on the desert are
booming. The principal sections seem
to be Orc Grande and Calico. There are
numbers of good mines over there that
only need capital for improvement, when
the outputwill be immense.-[R edlands
Citrograph.
A large number of people, it seems,
have gone out to the mining camp at
Dos Cabazas, where Burnett & Higgins
claim to have discovered silver ore. No
further knowledge than this can be OBJ
tanned until some responsible person
arrives from the camp.-[San Diego
Union.
A gold. quartz nugget of the value of
$1400 was found last week lying on the
bedrock in the Washington mine at
Iowa Hill, Placer county, Cal. 1t had
lain there for long tine. and many
people had walked over it. Experts say
this is one of the handsomest nuggets
ever found in the state.
l.. A. Johnson has returned from his
quartz mine in Fresno county, says the
Delta, and he reports that mining is
booming in that part of the country.
He has recently put up an eight-horse-
power engine to hoist the ore, $50 tons
OF which is now on the dump awaiting
the stamp mill. The assays evidence a
high grade. Mr.. Johnson's son, Sub, is
looking after the mines. Visaliars hope
the mine will be a bonanza.-[Fresno
Expositor.
G. II. Howard returned on Wednesday
from trip to his mines in Old Woman
mountain, San Bernardino county. His
partner has opened some very promising
veins of silver ore, and there is some
indication that the camp will become
very prosperous. The mother vein is
from sixty to seventy-fve feet wide, car
rying heavy bodies OF fair grade carbon
ate ores. On one side of this ore chan
mel silver ores are found, some of them
very rich, and on the other side there is
no silver, but there are veins of gold ore.
= Bakersfield Californian.
Agold quartz ledge has been discovered
in the Los Trijos district, near Ehrenberg,
by Henry Swift. The ore streak is three
feet wide and averages So per ton. The
mine ls situated within nine miles of
the river and the ore can be taken
from the mine at small cost, as it is ex-
tremely frIable and admirably located
for cheap working. This mining claim
is the only quartz ledge ever found in
the camp, which is made up of good
placer ground, which has proven profit
able in working Yuma Sentinel.