Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-04-27
Mining Inteiltgence.

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 The mill at the King Solomon
 mine is running and giving good
 satisfaction.
 F.. Burgess came in from the Tar
 nell mine yesterday with a small
 bar of bullion.
 New strikes ara becoming of daily
 occurrence now in the Agua Fria
 and Big Bug districts.
 An eight-horse team arrived today
 from Big Bug with three immense
 slabs of onyx, for shipment east.
 Judge Abner Wade is in town.
 He says that he mill on his King
 solomon mine is running day and
 night.
 ]. $. Jones expects to have ten
 additional stamps added to his mill
 and in operation within ninety days.
 The run of the mill has been highly
 satisfactory.
 Superintendent B. A. Taylor, of
 the Quartz Mountain mining com pany, has just completed seven
 days test run of his mill which proved very satisfactory. He brought
 in two bars of bullion to-day as the
 result of the run. q
 Jules Bauman has men at work
 cleaning out the old workings of his
 Swiss Girl mine with view of push
 ing development work on it. Mir. Bauman is dead in love" with the
 Swiss Girl and confidently expects
 big dowry from her in the shape of
 bullion in the future.
 The Maricopa Gold and Silver Fix
 traction Company are making some very satisfactory tests with their
 process, and it is probable that min | ing matters will soon take a boom as soon as it has been demonstrated
 that their process Is a success. They
 have come upon the field at a very
 favorable time as the price of silver
 makes gold mining necessary.--Phe-
 nix Herald.
 James Shirley came in this morn
 ing from the Parnell mine. He says
 that the three months run of their
 mill on that property demonstrated
 that the capacity of it--fye stamps
 was too limited and they are now
 engaged in putting in five additional
 stamps. The mine as far as de-
 veloped shows up wonderfully rich,
 and should 1t continue as present
 prospects indicate it will become a
 big dividend paying property. 1t is
 near the now famous Hillside mine,
 owned by John Lswler.
 J. J. Donahue and H. D. Ross have | | just received letter from Danby, |
 Cal, stating that the Parker" mine |
 in which they are intesested, at | depth of twenty feet is pIo iacing | ore that runs from 500 to 5000 per | ton. The ledge is three feet and Is | widening. Messrs. Donahue and Ross
 are interested in some more mines | in the same district. These mines
 are only six miles from the line of the A. X r. railroad. Senator Tabor
 is owner of some mines adjoining | them.-Coconino Sun.
 Deputy Sheriff Ben Rybon re- turned last evening from visit to the Big Bug and adjoining mining districts and says that mining busi- ness is booming there at present. On Saturday evening J. R. Slack and partners, who are working the Gypsy Maid mine, and who have been talk ing out good ore, struck body of gold sulphurets three feet wide which assays $400 per ton. The les sees of W. W. vanderbilt's mine are also taking out good ore while the claim being worked by Butler < Wright continues to yield good ore. The recent discoveries there of rich ore in a half dozen or more claims has stimulated claim owners all through the district to work their claims, while prospectors are also quite numerous looking for other claims. The outlook of the district is very promising just now.
 General W. O. O'Neill's sugges- ton that the four territories, Utah, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Ari- zona for the Worlds Fair building at Chicago erect duplicate of the Casa Grande ruins, IS a good one, aud the Herald heartily endorses it. While these territories are consid- cred the new part of the United States, they are in fact the scene of the very earliest husbandry within her domain. Should other territo- ries object to the reproduction of these ancient ruins then they should be to some extent commemorative of the early Spanish occupation. Santa Fe is the second city in the United States, and the old mission of San Xavier del Bac, near Tucson, has been in existence for more than two centuries. The papers through out the four territories should unite in urging that the Worlds Fair building be commemorative and not something of modern design Phenix Herald.
 In the mining suit of John Luke vs. R. M. Bond ct al, Judge Gooding dismissed the jury and continued the case until next term. The judge thus his action: 'sThis action was brought by the plaintiff to get { of ore in this county of the value of about $i, loo. The plaintiffs claim title to the orc because it was , taken, as he claims, from his mine in Yavapai county. The defendants claim to own the mine claimed by the plaintiff. It then becomes a question who owns the mine-for there is no dispute as to where the ore came from. It further appears to the court that there is an action now pending in the district court of Yavapaii county between these same parties ( to try the question of the ownership l of the mine, the title of which is s disputed in the case. am quite clear that the title to real estate, or q a mine, should be tried in the county where the mine is situate. If we should go on with this trial and the 1 jury should find for plaintiff, he would get the ore and be able to hold it, notwithstanding the jury in Yavapai, where the mine is situate. 1, night find that the defendants E owned the mine, or the reverse might = 'esult. But in this case, as the n plaintiff found the ore in this county q md spusf nf a uacaSs;fy ra,layx, q m