Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-05-13
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 Henry Herbert has sold to Patrick Kearney mining property in Tiger dis trict, for s1, 500.
 Talk is that the Tiger mill will b, started soon. The mine is said to bs ir splendid condition.
 A deed for mining property from Charles Smithiine to Frank Smithline the consideration being $2, 900, has beer filed for record.
 Messrs. Hsrtin & Fisher have the shalt of their Last Chance claim down 90 feet. are in good ora the entire dis tance.
 Location notices have been filed fol record by Jos. L. Giroux for mill site W. A Clark one mill site, and two mill sites and one water right by the United Verde Copper company. Captain D. B. Keating is in from Camp Hattersley, in Ysvapai county, and reports the experimental hydraulic work there satisfactory thus far. About 50,0O0 tons of tsilings have been shot i through the sluice boxes. The little giants will probably run five or six weeks yet, before q change is made for general clean up and more extended operations next fsll.-Hsrsld. The Crowned King mill is doing bet ter work than ever before, and the ore is being worked up very close to its highest assay value. Thirty animals are at present employed picking ore to the Black Canyon road. from where it is being hauied by wagon to the samp- ling works at Prescott. At the deepest working oi the mine, they have five feet of high grade ore, and the mine never looked better.
 Geo. Merwin came in from Castle Crtek district last evening. and says that the mining outlook never was 50 bright and promising there as at the present time. Claim owners are busy at work developing their properties and are meeting with good success. He says that section was visited recently by experienced mining men ;who un- hesitstingly expressed their belief that it was destined te become tho great gold producing region of Arizona.
 w H. Ferguson is at work on . claim about one and half miles west of the Blue Dick, which he located about twenty days ago. The vein is about foot and halt wide and assays of the croppings gave value of oyer x900 per ton. He is now down about four feet and has taken out ore that goes over $2.000 per ton in silver. The ore is chloride and horn silver. The claim is named the Little Wonder. It Is near the Gold Leaf, owed by him also.
 Arixona's onyx has attracted the ct. teution of James w. Harvey. . large marble worker at Knoxville, Tennessee. where he has charge of the East Ten nessee Marble Company. He sends to Phenix for speclmens of General O'Neilfs onyx quarries at Big Bug, and wants more information about Arixona's jasper deposits. Should the quality of onyx. and its polishing adsptability prove satisfactory, MT. Harvey may de- eide to move his marble plant to this Territory. Additional railroad facili- ties, however, may be needed before the jasper and onyx of this section can be introduced to the commercial world on . regular, business basis.-Republican.
 FROM noHAvs COUNTY.
 The following items are taken from the Mohave County Miner:
 A large hoisting plant will arrive from the east in few days for the Ark mine, parallel ledge with the San Antonio, near Mineral Park. The Ark as far as developed has produced large quantities of rich copper-silver ore, but the large amount oi water has greatly retarded the development of the prop erty. Under the superintendency of O. F. Kuencer, one of the best mining men in the country, the property will undoubtedly be opened up in good shape
 The new hoisting plant on the Dis tatf mine is now in operation, .and sink ing on the main shaft commenced The shaft will be run down deeper than any in that section of country, and de. velopments are awaited with interest b, all mine owners in the vicinity of Chlo ride. No fears are entertained for tn, final outcome of worx on the property as it paid handsomely on the surface and nowhere in Mohsve county have
 surface indications failed to show the
 treasure below.
 FROM OTHER SECTIONS. | E.O. Kennedy, the metallurgist . the Gunsight mill, reports most favora
 biy on the quality, quantity and coat Q
 treatment of ore in that famous prop
 erty. Two heavy bars of bullion wer
 cleaned up at the recent experiments
 mill run and they proved that the mine ral can be treated successfully at th'
 mine. A larger plant will doubtless b
 established there at once. MT. Kenne \ dy formerly had charge of the Reymer
 mill. His experience in ore werkin, | gives his opinions great value, and hi
 ability as mill man has again bee
 demonstrated by his service at the Gun
 sight. -Phenix Herald
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 | hs ts Known In Presovet. The other day, George Harris, q |