Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-02-01
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 for experimenIs@ aitk ts 1tss az the Gro Bella mine h,.a y5fslfsa eessful. and the prohabihss hst large plant will soon be ps there by the company.
 Geo. :. Porter came in last even ing from the YarneIl mine. He says that thA mill has been in operation ever since the 18th instant, and is giving good satisfaction He also states that the last shot fired in tha mine yesterday just a short time previous to hls departure from there disclosed the richest ore yet discoy cred in the property.
 Five more deeds were recorded today conveying title to miaing property to tbe Comm srciai Mining Company. The consideration named in each instrument is nominal. the deeds being executed bv tue follow ing persons; R. Van Buskin, Doane Merrill, Bernard Vogt. Joseph Mayer, and c F. Mills.
 Three deeds were filed for record to-day conveying the title to cor tain mining property to the Com merciai Mining Company, the sosl- slderaiion named m each Instru- menf being the nominal sum of Sl. The parties executing the deeds were William F. Dodge and D. Will lis James, the Copper Basin Mining Co, and the Blackberry Mining Company.
 O. A. Ensign, and Miss. dinnie Groves, have 8 claim located about two miles above the Castle Greek hot springs, which they are develop ing. The ledge is quite wide and the ore runs from $500 to Sl0.00 in free gold.
 J. s. Jones. has been compelled to close his mill, with the exception of about two days in ten on account of the scarcity of water. Just as so,,n as he can obtain supply of water he will run day and night as there is an abundance of orc await ing treatment at his mill.
 
 Col Y. K. Spear, thinks the Craw- foId mill willwork revolution inmm ing in this section, if the larger mills prove as successful as the smaller did which he nscd in experimenting with the treatment of ores at the Gro Bella mine. The experiment proved highly successful and he says the principle seems to be an excellent one. and he sees no reason why the larger mills Will not be equally successful Prior to the Gro Bella company purchasing a large mill to work their ores. Col. Spear has been commissioned to visit Hillsboro. New Mexico, to witness one in operation, and he will leave for there to, morrow
 4 new strike of quite rich ore and which may develope into good mine, was recently made near Castle Creek, hot springs. 1t le.d the ex- cited reporter of the Phenix Rep ublican to announce it with the following Scare head fines @A Rich Findn-sA LeadYille not far from Phenix Is by no means any impossibility. "A recent heavy strike in the Castle Greek District
 "A startling assay made yesterday of ore found in an Abandoned Mine Aside from the startling headlines the item itself contained very little ] information other than has been i known for some time, and certainly l no information of a character to { indicate that Phenix was threat ened by such a formidable rival as a new Leadvilie would prove to be. The startling assay of ores spoken ] of in the head lines showed 3 value of Ss7 per ton in silver, while in thls section where mining Is I fega,sl n5s, business an assay of S2,oUOof sS,ocV per ion as usually occurs does no' r .taytle any one. and regular ship- nents are being made and have been for wears of ore running from stVV lo gI .OO0 per ton.