Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-03-28
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
A Few Notes From the Camps
 in this Vicinity.

brought in a few days since from the Galena mine, in Chaparral dis trict.
 J. R. Cormack and wife have deeded three fourths of the Morning i Glory mine to William M. Coyne for $500.
 Jesse Davis has given . deed on certain Photographic quarries in Squaw Peak district to C. F. Sykes, ! trustee.
 A deed has been filed for record from John S. Jones ct al. to Eugene Greenwood for the Arroyo mining claim. the consideration being $500.
 4 mining deal is said to be on the ! tapis which when consumaled { promises to electrify the community. 1 The community Is perfectly willing to be electrified by the news. It is a very dull day now, when 8 group of from two to six or more millionaire mining men can not be seen in the hotel corridors of Pres I colt.
 R. C. Woodruff has been appoint ed agent for the Colorado aud Ari- xona Mining Company. This is the company which recently purchased the Red Buck mining claim.
 A contract has been let to Joseph Kompatcher to sink fifty feet on the Gaiena mine. The deeper they sink on this property, the richer the ore becomes
 John S. Jones continues to turn out large amount of gold bullion. | lt IS said that be has about 5000 tons of ore oR the Little Jessie dumps, which will mill in free gold from SlO to Sl2 per ton.
 Ben Rybon came in yesterday from Chaparrsl, where he has some splendid gold properties Ben ex- | poets to make nice little stake this summer out of his mining interests.
 The sale of the Healy Monster group of gold mines, in Mohave county is reported. The purchasers are San Francisco parties and the purchase price in the neighborhood of SlO00O0.
 The Goodenough Mining Com ! pany will erect a mill on the Santa Maria claims owned by D. C. Thorne. The vein Is quite large, although the ore is not high grade, but is free milling and adapted for a large plant.
 Some parties left yesterday for the Lower Hassayampa country to examine the King Solomon mine, owned by Judge Abner Wade. This is said to be an immense vein of low grade free gold ore.
 Dennis Flynn, who owns a min- ing property, near the southwestern corner of Yavapai county is said to hove xl0,000 worth of silver ore on the dumps of his property reckon ing silver at only 90 cents per ounce.
 Needles has made a very good start towards getting a shelter Over S50,O00 has been subscribed for 1t, and committees appointed to select site and to draw up articles of incorporation for the company.
 The new aTnalgamator for the Bucyrus steam shovel of the Rich Hill Placer Company was shipped from the east last Monday. This machine will be started up as soon as the 9malgamstor aN1es and is put in place.
 The trouble at the stockholders meeting of the Crowned King mine in Illinois, has had no effect upon the operation of the property here. The mine and mill are both running with large force of men, and the latter is turning out steady stream of bullion.
 The mining property belonging to the estate of the late s. A. David son, was sold by John Duke, admin istrator of the estate, this afternoon, on order of the probate court, the | purchaser being Jos. Charmichael, and the price being A,0O0.
 Senator Stewart of the Committee on Mines and Mining has reported | his bill amending the mining laws The bill was amended in committee | so as to require that $50 instead of | of $l00 be expended annually in | work upon each twenty acres of placer claims.
 The sale of the Red Buck mine, in Walnut Grove district, is report ed. The purchase price is said to be $40,O00. The owners of this property are Ira Moore and others, and they have taken out several thousand dollars worth of ore, which was worked in an arastra. The property is considered an excel lent one.
 Superintendent Gage has put a small force of about twenty men at work on the Congress mine, clearing out the old levels, replacing the rotten timbers and repairing the track in the mine, preparatory to starting up with full force. It will take from ten days to two weeks to ReI lt III shape tO start up the mill again.
 Considerable activity is reported in mining in the vicinity of New river, near the southern boundary line of Yavapai county. A new dis covery now being worked in thas vicinity, shows fine, strong ledge of freq milling gold ore, three feet wide, aud assaying an avera ,e of SIS in gold and s in silver. A 40-foot shaft has been sunk and the owners are pushing development.
 William Dulin paid the Hassa- yampa district a visit yesterday. where he has a good gold claim be ing developed. While absent he took in the noted Zero mine, now under bond and being worked by F. X. OBrien. He says that there are over thirty tons of ore now on the dump, ready for shipment to Denver that will run over 600 ounces