Mohave County miner., 1891-12-05
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Fine Silver. ................. &h
Lead. ..................... 70
Copper. ................. " y
Del Beebe has Q contract 70 haul 100
tons Of ore to the Golden Eagle mill.
1t is expected that the Todd Basin mill
will be Ia running order Ia iev weeks
The Flores mill 10 running along nicely
and turning cut lots Of bullion and con-
centrates.
Our correspondent at the scene Of the
new strikes in Weaver district failed "a
send in his communication this week.
The M. 4 NJ. company are erecting
their mill at tireen Bay, and Sherman 4
Gleason's Golden Eagle mill 10 almost
completed.
Beebe's teams left Thursday for the
Minnesota district loaded with supplies
for the miners. They will be loaded with
ore on their return.
Mr.. Trask came In from Dandy station
this week with carload Of high grade
ore which he had worked at the sampler
with very satisfactory results.
Thomas Burch 10 in from his mine In
Cedar district and brought in small
pack train to take out supplies. He says
the mine is looking we'll and he contem.
plates doing considerable work on Il this
winter.
The lower tunnel of the Nighthawk
mine has been run In over 800 feet. The
face Of the tunnel is nov in rich ruby sil.
yer ore said to the best ever found in that
property noted for the richness Of its ore.
We understand that q large force Of men
win be put to work Immediately.
The ore from the Gold Bug mine Mimi
esota district, which was worked at the
sampler last week, gave return Of $500
in gold per ton. John Nolan, who has
just come up from the mine, informs US
that richer ore than ever 10 being taken
out in sinking the shaft. In some places
the ore is solid mass Of gold.
w. H. Grigg has completed his con-
tract on the Nighthswk mine and left
yesterday for Utah. On his return he
will be accompanied by his mother. Mr..
Grieg has purchased all the rights and
privileges Of Scanlan's Ferry where he
will reside in flture, and between ranch.
ing and conducting the ferry he will
probably be very successful.
Ogden 4 Bissett, leasers on the Olym.
pia, shipped eighty-three sacks Of ore TO
Pueblo from that property las. week. The
rock runs in the neighborhood Of three
hundred ounces per ton and the mine
bids fair to become steady producer a.
there is large quantities Of the ore In
sight in the claim. only awaiting extrac.
tion and treatment.
The Gold Mining Company, Of Music
Mountain, has kept force Of men stead.
lily at work on their mine during the ab.
sense Of Pres. Browne In the east. At
the depth Of one hundred feet levels
have been run along the ledge in each
direction. resulting in opening up an ore
chute one hundred and twenty feet in
length which shows good grade Of free.
milling ore. Upon the return Of Mr..
Browne il Is the intention to push work
on the mine and mill, and, should the
developments Justify, the mill will be re-
moved from its present position and
placed on the dump Of the mine. with the
addition Of another Wiswell pulverizer
and concentration for handling the base
ores. There in no question but that this
property can be made to pay il It's man.
ayers confine themselves strictly to the
business Of miaing.
Forty tons td Diamond Joe orc were
shipped from blackberry to the Pueblo
smelters for treatment last week. The
ore Is second-class and averages two hun
dred ounces per ton. We are informed
that Diamond Joe still continues to i'm
prove as work progresses The drift re-
Gently commenced in the bottom Of the
main shaft is in about twenty feet and
the ore body on the hanging vail Is over
two feet wide and runs between three and
four hundred dollars per ton without sort
ing. The owners are very confident they
have one Of tha best mines in Northern
Arizona, and the amount Of ore cont,nu-
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