Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-11
The lodes will average six feet ih width.
Il Resources OF California.
THE TIP TOP COUNTRY .


THE TIP TOP COUNTRY.
Deputy Sheriff Rybon returned from
! the Tip Top country yesterday, where he
went on official business. He says the
camp is quite prosperous. The lessees
OF the Music NINE are taking out excep-
tionally rich silver. Much of it goes
$4,000 to the ton. The dump is filled up
with good shipping ore. The owners of
the old Tip Top mine are working that
property with most satisfactory results.
He says the Bradshaw district is perfect
hive of mining industry; that he rode
HORSEBACK for miles through this
district without hardly getting beyond
hearing Of the ceaseless ring OF ham
mers descending on drills in the hands
OF sturdy prospectors and miners. That
this camp is a mining wonder, and If
the business men of Prescott could, in
body, go through the camp and see
what is there, no effort would be spared
to make its trade tributary to Prescott.
Says that the best looking property be
saw, excepting the Crowned King, was
a claim belonging to Messrs. Hay
den d Bonds, in the extreme
southern portion of the Bradshaws.
These gentlemen have out two carloads
of very high grade ore, OF which the
mine shows an almost an lneXhaustlble
supply. Fifty dollar rock through this
district is not considered at all, as nearly
all the claims to which any attention is
paid run all the way from $500 to $1,000
per ton. The Bradshaw district alone
promises enough business to support
pretty goodly city.-[Prescott, A. T.,
Courier.
NOTES.
A rich strike is reported from the east
end of the Harqua Hala range. The
discovery was made by Mexicans, and
the deposit is said to be a large one
Phoenix Republican.
Mr.. Anderson, from the Saddle Noun
tain district, arrived in Phoenix yester-
day. He exhibited some superb speci-
mems of native silver ore from his mine,
which is situated about twenty-five
miles from the Saddle Mountain coal
felds.-Phenix Republican.
A miner from the White Pichachor
county brought in $500 worth of gold
bullion yesterday. Our farmers are do
ing we'll, but from the amount of bull
lion constantly draining through our
merchants hands it would seem that
our miners are doing still bette.-Ph9-
nix Republican.
The Lone Star mining district, twelve
miles north of Solomonville, is ready to
Weld wealth to any person who will go
there and properly develop any one of
the splendid properties. Work will be-
gin there some day, and there will be
boom in the Lone Star district Ora
ham County Bulletin.
J. E. Teeter and Columbus H. Gray
arrived yesterday from the. Harqua
Halas. They are much pleased with
the result of their examination Of their
Florina mine, and have returned to OBJ
tain supplies for force of men who are
to be set to work on the property at
once. They will then take an outfit and
cross the Colorado to their gold mine in
California, opposite Ehrenburg.-
Phoenix Republican.
1t is stated that William A. Roberts, a
mining engineer of Los Angeles, who a
short time since leased or bonded the
Santa Fe mine, owned by William Steel,
which is located about seven miles west
OF Perris, is making preparations to re-
open the mine, which years ago pro-
duced large amount of gold, the rock
being worked by Mexicans. The re-
mains Of upwards OF fifty arastras can
still be seen near the mine. Mr.. Rob-
erts will pump out the mine and con-
tinue new shaft down to an ore shoot
known to exist at the north end of the
property. The quartz is quite rich in
gold and is perfectly free milling.-I Riv-
erside Press.
d. Caughlin, who is in town from
Washington camp, reports work pro-
crossing in that district in a satisfac
tory manner. Billy George and parties
have secured lease on the Holland
and have commenced work. A lease
has lately been made on the Blue Nose,
and the parties are at work on small
body of ore which has lately been I'M
covered on the surface. The hosting
machinery for the Mowry is on the
ground, and will be in place shortly. A
large force OF men will then be put to
work in the lower levels of the NINE
Tucson Star.
My own family NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Liver
Regulator Rev Jas M. Rollins, Fairfield Va.