Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-05-18
Mining Intelligence.

Paul Loske is developing some mines in Copper Basin.
 It is reported that Autograph stone has been found near Mayors station.
 Frank Kuhne made another ship ment of ore from his Sunny South mine today.
 A. A. Moore ct al have sold one third of the Eureka mine to John Reeves for Sl00.
 George W. Sines, Thomas Coch- rane and others have gone out to look at the Squaw Peak Autograph ing stone.
 c. B. Bishop will shortly make a shipment of onyx east from a quarry that he owns. It is said to be of a very fine quality.
 It is rumored that the old Howell smelter on Lynx creek will be shortly rehabilitated and plant put in there for treating ore by electricity.
 The Rapid Transit mine continues to show up good ore and improves in appearance with every foot of de- velopment work done.
 Minetti and Vladimir are working the Silver Prince mine under lease and are taking out good ore. They have seven men employed.
 J.R. Liston is in from Del Pasco and says that he is now running the mill on good ore. It is giving good satisfaction and will continue to run so long as water lasts.
 H. N. Palmer came in from the Yarnel mine today. He says there are eighteen men working Tn the mine and about ten in the mill, the latter being run continuously now.
 Good reports continue to be re- received from the Yarnell property, and the rumor now is that President Burgess's visit east is for the pur- pose of having the capacity of the mill increased to forty stamps.
 The west end of the Jerome bucket line is running successfully and MT. Berger, who is experimenting the I changes to the line, expects to have the entire line in operation very soon. The camp is getting quite lively.
 Jeff Baldridge has deeded a cer- tain mining property to l.. F. Eggers for Sl 900 and it has been deeded by Eggers to Leonard White and by White to J. W. Dougherty the con sideration named in the latter in- strument being S50O
 S. E. Fuller has the four miles of pipe line of the Rich Hill Placer company completed and water run ming through it. He expects the machinery in about ten days when it will be immediately placed in posi- ton and the works started up.
 The death of Senator Barbour, president of the Virginia Gold Min ing company, it is feared will have a tendency to retard the proposed improvements to that property. E.. Burgess was calle!deast by telegram from Senator Barbour and it was proposed to increase the capacity of the mill to forty stamps. | It is rumored on excellent author ity that Dr. H. H. Warner has taken an option on the Hillside mine, and that T. A. Rickard has taken charge of the property for him. The con ditions of the option or price agreed upon for the property is known only to the parties interested. NIT. Rick ard will run the mill and will thor oughly test the ores.
 A large amount of onyx arrived yesterday from the Big Bug quarries for shipment east. There were two of the largest blocks in the lot that have been shipped yet, one of which weighed three:and three quarter tons and the other four tons. There seems to be no limit to the size of the blocks in which this onyx can be taken out except the limit of the ap- pliances for handling it.
 c. E. Champie has bought the stamp mill, at the head of riumbug gulch, from Capt. T. J. Hill, and viii be ready to start it up in about week. Hewlll run it with steam during the summer while water is low, and this winter he will put in water wheel and get his motive power from that source. MT. Cham pie will do custom work besides working his own ore, and hundreds of tons of ore are waiting at Tip Top for the little mill to turn on steam.--Gazette,