Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06
MINES AND MINING.
Information From the Producers of the Precious Metals of the
 World.

| WHAT ARIZONA MINES AR K DOING The Crowned King will add new
 tanks for working their ores by the
 cyanide process.
 E. Greenwood will leave in few days to put up mill at Castle creel
 for the Castle Creek Nj. & NJ. com
 pany.
 A. A. Moore brought in some
 samples of very rich ore from Wal
 nut Grove to-day. It was taken
 from the clam owned by Ira Moore
 and Bowen Waterman. J. D. Helm and J. W. Cover have taken a bond on S. L. Riley's mine on the Hassayampa about one and half miles below the Senator and
 will start force of men tomorrow
 at work developing the property.
 The mine has been opened up and
 has yielded pretty rich ore.
 W. A. Rowe came in from the
 Bradshaws yesterday. He reports
 the mining business, both there and
 between here and that section, as
 beins very prosperous. Mine own CTS are active in working their properties and are obtaining good
 results.
 4 consignment of Mexican smel termen went through Phenix yester- day, on their way to Phelps, Dodge X Co.'S shelter at Copper basin. They are from Bisbee and go to take the place of the striking hands who have refused to accept a cut of fifty cents per day in wages. Another lot of new hands is expect ed from Bisbee in few days.-Phe- nix Gazette.
 The closing Chautauqua high tea for the season was given yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. F. w. Blake. Refreshments were served on the lawn, and 8 couple of hours were very pleasantly spent in social conversation. A number of were propounded, and a prize given to the one answering the greatest number, and booby prize to the one answering the fewest.
 The fare to Flagstaff for the Fourth of July celebration has been stated as being $5.25. The fare for the round to Flagstaff will be $5.50. Parties can go to Williams on the Fourth, stop over there for the celebration and the dance to be given at night, go ol to Flagstaff on the morning of the 9th and return to Prescott Junction where a special will be in waiting to bring them to Prescott. The fare .o Williams and return is A.5O |
 A telegram from Kingman reports s1 100000 in sight in the new find | n Mohave county. Not with any I 'iew of disparaging the richness of | he find, but as matter of fact, a nan who has visited il,s place says | hat the above can be discounted | s900,0O0 and then have a good mar ,in to go on. There have been twenty even claims located, but very little | york has been done on any of the m Some of the latter locations have 'ielded richer ore than the nine original claims.
 The Yuma Copper Company has ,een re-organized under the name If the Harcuvar Copper Company. t is understood that active opera ions will be commenced at once on he property. The company owns a arge number of rich copper claims n the Harcuvar mountains, but ,wing to the long distance required or transportation to and from the the nearest point being 97 niles, they have experienced diff ulty in making it a paying propo- ition. With the construction of | he Santa Fe, Prescott & Phenix which will run very near he property, it can be worked at a 'roft to the stockholders, and will 'rove a valuable patron of the new oad.