Arizona republican., 1891-11-06

ProspeCtOr: The Copper Queen Co.,, at Bisbee, will it is said, erect eight more roasters to handle the base ores which are plentiful at the 400 level. They also contemplate, at no distant day, the placing of refinery at the works and ship refined copper instead of the base product as at present.
 Belt; The copper market is in very unsatisfactory condition. Lake brands having declined to l2c., caused princi. pally by the resumption Cf the Anacon- da, and the announcement that the So- ciete des MetauX copper is to be sold December 2d. These depressing in- fluences have been made the most of by the bears, and no further decline is probable.
 Journal. l.Miner: Prospecting for coal in Willow creek basin has about been abandoned. The new hole has been sunk to depth of l50 feet without any results, in fact the formation was not as favorable as in the former holes sunk. Coal experts are still of the opinion, however, that coal can be found there if the ground IS properly prOspected to
 
 for Walnut Grove this morning to com mence work on the new dam there. Col. Brodie, superintendent of the com pany, will leave for there tomorrow.
 Enterprise: David Anderson was in town Thursday from his Deer Creek mines, on his way to Tempe on business, He has just made another shipment of ore from bis Accident mine on Deer Creek, eight miles from Dudlyyille, from which good returns are looked for. The shaft is only 45 feet deep, where water is encountered, but the ore contains considerable native silver and in aver ages high. He expects to put in a pump and sink the shaft deeper and to otherwise develop his very promising property.
 Mohave Miner: Conkey, Tyler and Campbell have made strike of lm- mensely rich ore in an old abandoned claim near the Park. The ore ranges in value from 1S0 to 2,400 ounces per ton. The ledge is large, well-detined vein, situated on the mountain between the Park and the c. O. D. mine. The strike has occasioned a great deal of excitement in and around that section of country.-The c. O. D. concentra- tor is running along smoothly and turn ing out large quantities of concentrates. Experiments are being made with the machine to test its capacity for saving slummy ores.-Drifts are being run of from the one hundred-foOt level of the Ark mine in good ore. The cross cut is still being continued across coun- try and will probably tap the big ledge in sixty days.
 Courier: Supervisor Rowe came in from his new Era mine yesterday. When the Courier man saw him he was making for the postotlice with an arm ful of constitutions which he intended to mail. He says statehood is growing in favor with the people; that he will spend the winter at the New Era mine which is a fine property; that the min- ing outlook in the Slate creek country is splendid that Messrs. Greenwood, Lar sen and Wilkerson have leased the Clark and Adams mill and will run same on custom ore.-D. F. Mitchell has returned from his Eureka mine says main ore body has not yet been reached. Brought back some ore from blowout" on top of ledge which runs over $l 900 silver per ton.-Naldrini and partners have taken several tons of high grade ore from the shaft now being sunk on the Victoria mine, six miles west of Prescott, and are still sinking in good ore, some of it running over 1000 ounces silver per ton.