Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-01
Mining Intelligence.

The attention of miners, and ore shippers. Is directed to the adyer tisement in this issue, of Hardinge X Co. Copper ore and matte purchas- CTS, of Deming, Colorado.
 4 large body of very high grade ore was struck in the Black Horse mine, on Sunday. This property has yielded good shipping ore whenever worked. and promises to continue its reputation under the present management of Mir. Hall.
 The United States Mining com pany recently organized by English capitalists to operate m this county, have force of twelve men pros pecting different claims in the moumtaing west of Walnut Grove. We hear their prospects are looking excellent, and much good toour com munity generally may be expected from their development. Each claim they possess bears the name of some state of the union.
 The Yuma Copper Co. feel very much elated over the news received on the l6th. in St. Louis, from the property. The letter was written on June 7th. after full days run had been made with the shelter. The amount of bullion turned out was four tons. After the men get used to their work and the machine " is running smoothly it is expect ed that SIX tons of bullion will be the average daily output. Water continues to run 10000 gallons a day. and the company are at pres ent using ten gallons. A shipment, the first in the history of the mine, of the first days run was made on the 10th instant.
 A party of prospectors from the southern part of the territory, at tracted by the JouRNAL-MrNER's re- cent article in reference to the new mineral discovery near the Grand Canyon, north of Prescott Junction, arrived at the latterp place on Sunday evening. They were shown speci- mems of ore from the new discovery, by z, T. Philips, one Of the locators, and were well pleased with the ap- Dearnee. and left yesterday for Ma tional Canyon. Several prospectors have gone into this new district re- gently. Messrs. Philips and Healey, the original discovers and locators of the mineral, have sent a small force of men out to the canyon to develop their properties.
 The Phenix papers announce that 1000 inches of water had been struck by chance blast in an old 3OO-footssshaft in the Yuma Copper Company's mine. Months ago water had been found in the shaft aO0 feet down but it petered out. The lucky shot this week at that 300-foot level brought forth flow something like the fountain which leaped up when Moses smote the rock ir Biblical days. The aggrayating part of this otherwise good fortune is that the company has just spent So2,OO0 to pipe water from source eight miles distant. Other advices are to the effect that the smelter is running steadily aud turning out copper bull lion. The St. Louis directors have returned home, and Superintendent Frank Nicholson is expected here in few days.
 FROM OTHER SECTIONS,
 J. B. Haggin, one of the owners ol the Anaconda mine, in Montana emphatically denies that the above mine has been sold. Marcus Daly another owner, says that there is not money enough in the world to buy the Anaconda mines. About ten years ago he sold half interest ir the mines, of which he was ther sole owner, it being then a mer, prospect, to J, B, Haggin and the late Senator Hearst, for S}0,OOO
 Many millions were spent in devei opment. with the result of making the mines powerful factor in the copper market, with its heavy out put. The mines are at present shu
 down, as the railroad which carried the ore has increased its freigh : charges so greatly that the owner refused to pay the rates demanded
 Haggin said he was at present hay ing survey made, and he woul'