Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-12-20
Mining Intelligence.
A ten stamp mill is advertised for sale in this issue.

va 't"iAf ihiAA Ae diNeitlseO Tor
 sale in this issue.
 The Boggs Shelter was started up yesterday again after being idle
 Tor several weeks.
 Samuel Howard has sold oue-half
 ot the Enterprise mining claim ta
 :. E. Bright for $50.
 Colin Iimmons says that he will
 erect a tlfteen-stamp mill imme-
 diateiy on the Gladiator mine.
 A deed was filed for record today
 whereby James Noonan transferred
 title to one-thIrd of the Lucky Bob
 and Bald Eagle mines to Robert
 Prior for 5000
 The Chaparral and Big E Ig dis
 tricts are the liveliest just nov in
 the country. Upwards of loo
 stamps arc pounding away on ore
 there now with good results.
 Seven men came to Phenix last
 evening from the Harqua Hala
 Bonanza mine with a bar of gold
 bullion valued at S63,OOO 1t was
 shipped by Wells, Fargo X Co. to
 the mint.
 4 bond dated Aug. 10, 1893, from
 Henry Elfers Co Frank l.. Wager Tor one half of the Silver Plume mine has been filed for record.
 A bar of gold has been sent east from the Henrietta mine the first taken from the new mill recently started. If the mine and mill comes up to expectations there will soon be regular shipments of gold bull lion from this property.
 The following deeds were filed for record today, December l3: 4. C. and \. P. Williams to John !. Hawkins the Storm Cloud for S},- OOO; John J. Hawkins to W. F.. Hazeltine, trusted same property S2. 500; T. W. Boggs to James Burke the San Mignel and other claims 5000.
 k. H. Hetherington returned from the Crowned King yesterday. He states that they have between thir- ty and forty men at work in the mine. The mill was started UT. but after running for eleven days an ac- cident happened to it which necessi- tated its closing down, for few l days. He says that it will bc in operation again next Monday or 1 Tuesday.
 Thomas Brown and K. Barrett ] have made another successful run ] of their mill on ore from the Trade | Mark mine on Castle creek. Mir. | Barrett brought tn two of the finest bars of bullion last evening that mas been seen in Prescott for a long time. The gold Is almost cheml- | cally pure. The experimental run of their mill has so far proved sue cesSful.
 A. \. Moore came in today from Curtiss with a with a check in his pocket for S2i6,5l obtained from one and three quarters ;ons of ore for he Red Buck mine at Walnut Jroye, this sum representing the net proceeds after deducting work ng expenses. \ short time since. hr. Moore sent m samples of ore rom the dump of the mine, which lad been considered as .of too low grade to work, and was surprised to get an assay value from it of over 800 per ton. The ore is in iron md does not show any free gold.
 Supervisor Thomas Roach and partners made a clea up few days lgo of a nine ton lot of ore from heir Cumberland mine. worked in m arastra, and realized SI5O from he lot The tailings assay S2O in ,old, also, portion of the ore being ulphuIets and impossible to save in he arastra. These parties recently , truck a body of ore, about five feet vide, m a shaft which they are mixing, which goes away up in the ( an assay being required o determine the exact value. This re was struck at depth of eigh- ( cen feet. They have also a good | trong vein of $50 or $50 ore in the l ottom Of lOO-foot shaft on the { anne claim and the present indica- | ions are that the property may de { elop into a regular bonanza. Some c ell known mining men have re- I antly taken bond on this prop rty and will put 8 force of men at ork developing it further
 Supervisor Roach came in vester. =, ay from Turkey Creek. He is one = the owners of the Cumberland 2 inc and says that recent develop ', ent work on the propeity un- - 1vered a body of very high grade V -e. He and his partners have re- u 'ntly given a ten months bond on ? ie property to John Seyenooks. a II ell known mining man of the a lcific Coast. Associated with Mir. d svenoaks are W. W. Vanderbilt h Id H. \. Palmer, and they will ortly commence working the mine u ' sinking a shaft to the depth of R O feet. One of the best evidences T
 the merit of the property is the R ct that MT. SevenOaks has been li re about two months looking for a; promising property and this is @ first one that has come up to 8 standard. He says he never saw better property for the amount of ci The present owners th ve been working the ore through pt arastra and have realized $50 per n1 n in free gold. In new shaft be- al 2 sunk four feet of ore was struck. br a depth of lS feet, which assayed in
 in the hundreds across the en- fir e distance. As soon as the prop fr V Is opened up better ten stamp TIT Il will be erected on it. The loca- n of the property Is the finest in } country for mining camp there ng an abundance of wood and a re. )d supply of water. m