Mohave County miner., 1892-01-09
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Sinking will soon bs commenced on
Flores.
The Dissaf hoist will b In running
order in four Of Ave days
Tho Flores mill and mine hss been
compelled 70 closed down owing 70 lack
Al fuel.
Patssy Collins and Joe Morgan have
about ten tons Il Rather orc ready for
shipment.
Charles Cumminss had about Ave tons
of rich ore from his mines at Wsllspsi
Spsings this week.
Charley Wilkins came In Thursday
with carload Of orc from tho Little Boy
mine which be will have worked at the
sampler.
AL. Eaton and Tobe Wilkinson have
discontinued operations on their new dis
oovery vt Wsl;apAi Springs for ths pres
sot In 0sder TO 70 on y prospecting trip.
It 10 reported that John Reese has dis
covered ledge Of high grade rock In the
southern part Of this county from which
he is taking large quAntities Of shipping
ore.
Hanna and "Kentuck" are taking out
some good ore on the Chronicle mine, an
extension Of the Rainbow. They will
make shipment Of several tons In few
days.
Ed s. Campbell came in from the
Flores mine yesterday. He brought In
the first bar Of bullion turned out by the
new mill. The bar contained . little over
100 ounces Of gold.
The Berkely mine is nov ready 10
commence shipping ora in large qi.nti-
ties, and ddriny the wear 1892 will keep
up Mohsve county's reputation ~ the
banner producer Of the territory.
The Denver Mining 4 Milling Co
have two carloads Of rich ore ready for
shipment; one carload from the Western
View and one from the Arlington. Both
claims are situated on Sheru,ns Peak.
J. A. Bidwsli. Of Pasadena, California,
came in Thursday morning and put up
at the Hubhs House. Mr.. Bidwell will
have charge Of ths Empire mill in Todd
Basin. which will b started up in = few
weeks.
The Eagle mine in Minnesota district
has closed down. but we were unable to
learn for what cs'ise this action was taken
by the company. We we're informed,
however. that the shutdown Is only ten.
poray.
Jack O'Brien contemplates going on an
extended prospecting trip along the range
Of mountains on the east side Of the
Colorado river. The field il an excellent
one for prospsctors and we hope our friend
Jack will strike 1t rich. :
w. A. Neal and John Mc6resor have
returned from their prospecting trip in
Weaver district. They brought in some
cool looking rock which asaayed 10 well
that they will 10 back right away and
develop their new 6nd.
Tom Steen hss pretty good thing in
Weaver district in his Jenny mine. He
has forty feet Of ore stripped readv To-
take down. The ore streak 10 from eight.
cen to twenty inches in -iith and runs
way up in the hundreds in silver.
1t 10 expected that work will he com.
menced on several god mines In Cedar
district ~ soon ~ the snow disap?ears
from the mountains. There are num-
Der Of excellent properties there that
can ne made paw Handsomely on an in.
vestment Of from t5O.0oO TO $l5O.0OO.
Work will shortly b commenced on
the Cerb.s mine. owned by the Ar,sona
Northern Mining Company. Of Minnea.
polls. MINI, Of which John Barry 10
superintendent. The mine n one Of the
best IN that part Of tho Cerbat range Of
mountains. and Will prove great bonan.
- under proper management.
The Gold Bag mins still continues 10
improve - depth il attained Forty
sacks ol six hundred dollar ore vas taken
ont recently In dav and . hall by the
lucky owners ani they have by long odds
the best paying property in the new dis