Mohave County miner., 1891-04-11
MialHs Netss.

James and Dick Penberthy ara IN from
the American Flag mirs with several
tons Of very rich ore.
The Todd Basin mill 10 again running
/ and seems TO be turning out great deal
ot bullion and concentrates.
Malcolm McIeish was over from the
Park with several tons Of very rich rock
which he had run through the sampler
Tuesday.
Joe Labaree and James Cadien bad
several tons Of rich ore from the Diana
mine worked at the Sampler the first oi
The week.
The only way 10 enlist capital for the
development Of the mines Is to show up
our resources through the columns Of the
local papers.
Mohave county mines are the best In
the territory. More orc and bullion is
being shipped from them than from any
other county in Arizona. Bring on your
capital. We furnish the mines.
In sinking on the Mexican mine, Todd
Basin, quite nice streak Of ore has been
struck. We understand IL Is the inten.
ton Of the owners 10 sink the shaft
another hundred feet before running any
drifts.
The machinery for the Distaff and
Homestake mines Was hauled out by
Beebe's big teams Monday. The hois,s
will 10 put in place immediately, and
sinking on the mines will be commenced
in earnest.
John Marshall ia working or his gold
mine, situated OH the divide between
Todd Basin and Layne Springs. This
little mine has been . fine producer and
the chances are Mr.. Marshall will repay
himself q hundred fold for all his labor in
its development.
We hear it rumorcd that the famous
McCracken mine near Signal, has been
sold to Colorado parties for quarter Of q
million dollars. The mine Is we'll worth
the money and II il Is worked on mining
principles will be one Of the largest bull,
ion producers in the west.
Jack Mad len, who has been working
for the Denver Milling and Mining Com
pany for the past few months, intends to
go on prospecting trip IN . tew days
south Of the Moss mine on the Colorado
river He is accompanied by Joe Youns
and they intend to be gone about two
months. Hope they may strike it rich,
The mining outlook in and around
Mineral Park is Frightening up and the
probability is that more men worked in
the mines here this summer than at any
other time during the past ten years. The
hills arovnd the Park enclose some OF the
richest mines on the Pacific coast and II
only be a matter Of time when they are
worked for all they are worth.
William Brown is doing considerable
work on his gold claim in Weaver dis
tnct. A new road is being built from
his claim 10 his new arastras and as soon
as completed he will commence grinding
out bullion. II is said his mine is per-
feet mountain Of ore, ranging in value
from ten 10 fifty dollars. Were this prop
erty in an accessible place near the rail-
road it would be worth thousands Of dol.
lars.
A very important strike has been made
in the winze in the Cupel, on the Tiger
ledge. Abont eight inches Of almost solid
ruby ore has been encountered in sink
ing from the old level. Another con-
tract has been let on the main shaft and
it is being pushed as fast a. men and
muscle can oit. As many men a. can be
conveniently worked have been put on
and as soon as stoping ground is opened
the force will be greatly augmented.