Mohave County miner., 1891-10-31
INNING IN HoHAgs COUNTY.

Thomas Burch has disposed OF his
Hope mine in Cedar district to Jack
Kinney.
The Crescent mine is being worked by
Carter and Miller, who have nice streak
Of good ore in sight.
William Freeborn has gone 10 Cedar 10
do the annual assessment work on mum.
Der Of mining properties at that place.
large number chloriders are working
on their respective claims in Wallapai
mountains and are seemingly doing we'll
Tom Barch was IN town a few days
this week in search OF pack train to
pack out number Of tons OF ore from
the Hope mine in Cedar.
The G. o. ID. concentration Is running
along smoothly and turning out large
quantities Of concentrates. Experiments
are being made with the machine TO test
it's capacity forsaving slummy ores.
Drifts are being run off from the one
hundred-foo1 level of the Ark mine in
good ore The crosscnt is still being
continued across country and will prob
ably tap the big lel.e in sixty days.
Roderick Mclean and J. X. Macken-
zie paid Mineral Park visit one day this
week. Mr. Mclean will return 10 Stock.
ton Hill, where has for some time past
been engaged in mining. in few days
Henry T. Ewing has given a lease on
the Tuckahoe mine to II. w. Hitchcock
and Fred Brumbach The boys have
Laid in a big load Of supplies and have
already commented work on the prop,
"rty.
The CIack hoys have got the greater
part of the water ont OF the O'Falton
mine and are timbering the main shaft
mp in good shape, They expect to com
menee taking out good ore IN about two
weeks.
James Bissett and j. c. Ogden have
ont two carloads OF ore on the dump OF
the Olympia mine and are still sendirg
the good "trurk" on top The ore will
average in value between $3.50 and 1900
per ton.
Henry Brown is in from Weaver and
reports everything in hourishing condi-
ton in that bonanzi mining camp. The
now road il now close to the river and
will shortly be in condition for teams 10
pass over it.
A couple of carloads of ore are being
shipped TO the sampler from the Samoa
mine, on the northwest slope % Sherum
Peak. The ore is rich and will net the !
owners several thousand dollars for few |
months work.
William HUT is taking out great deal
of ore from his mine IN the Needles !
mountain and will soon commence ship |
ping to the sampler. The ore will aver
age eighty ounce silver per ton, and there
is AN immense quantity Of this class OF
ore in sight.
Win Sherman has nearly two carloads !
Oi soOd ore Oil kiiS uhhp vi Aile oOiCOhua
mine ready for shipment to the sampler.
TIE mine has an immense amount of ore |
in sight and will send more ore to the
=melter than any other mine in Mohave |
county during the next six months.
The barges on which the floating wheel
will be placed are being slowly worked !
up the river. The low water in the river |
makes the work OF running the boats up
stream rather slow The mill will be To- |
Gated on shore at Green Bay and will be
Of twenty-five tons capacity.
The Diamond Joe mine is showing mp in |
good shape. A new shaft will shortly be |
started on low ground five or six hun
dred feet north OF the old works and as
soon as depth Of one hundred feet is
reached connection will be made with
the old works and large amount Of stop
ing ground opened up.
1t il expected that work will be started
up on the Arnold mine, Cedar district, in
short time. The Arnold is a fine prop
erty, having an ore chute over five hun.
dred ieet in length. Two leasers are at
work on the mine and are taking out
rich ORE The secretary OF the company,
a Mr. JudsOn. of San Francisco. ia now