Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-05-09
OUR MINERAL WEALTH
MINING NEWS FROM THE VARIOUS CAMPS OF YAVAPAI
 COUNTY.

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 Alex. O. Brodie ct al have deeded several placer claims in Black can yon district to W, D. Church.
 Jacob Heukle and Charles Born are developing . mine on Lynx Creek and and are taking out good ore.
 Harry Do Bow has deeded the Happy Go Lucky and Tippie Canoe mining claims Co John :. Jones for 5000.
 The Henrietta mill and mine has closed down temporarily, lt is given out that 1t will be started up again in s'short time.
 The Galens mine is reported as continuing to look fine, The ore body continues large and the ore Is of good grade.
 4. l.. Church h. s deeded a mum Der of placer claims to W. D. Church. They are located in the Black canyon country.
 J. P. Bruce sent out four wagon lo1ds of machinery to the storm Cloud mine to-day. There are three more wagon loads awaiting ship ment, which will compile the amount required for the mill.
 Regular shipments of eoneen. trates are being made from Lynx creek, from properties owned by Judge Fucker and others This district has resumed it's old time activity.
 Jos Reynolds. a nephew of Dia- mond Jo, has gone tO Denver, to secure a mill to place on a property which he is working He says the property gives promise of equaling the best in the territory.
 The Congress is running twenty stamps only. The full capacity of the mill IS for V stamps. \ line of freight wagons Is on the road haul ing ore and concentrates to Skull valley station, on the :. F., r. & r. railroad, and hauling supplies from there to the camp.
 R. H. Smith returned Saturday evening from a visit to the mine owned by him and John Merwin Tn the Chaparral country and reports it looking fine. They have a lot of high grade ore which they will com mence shipping yery soon.
 The Gladiator mill has had a very successful run, but is now compelled to run on very short time owing to a scarcity of water. The results from the mill have proven highly satisfactory to the owners of the 
 John :. Jones mill in Chaparral continues t. run successfully. but ! Mir. Jones says that the water prob l lem is becoming a serious question | for him. The supply is gradually l failing and unless there are heavy l rains this month he thinks he will | be compelled to close down within | ! month. He is developing his water resources each year and hopes eventually to be able to obtain 'upply the entire year.
 W. O. O'Neill was accompanied | ,n his return last evening by an 'astern gentleman, and the rumo1 Is current on the street to-day again, hat the deal for the BigsBug onyx is about to be consumated. The sale and working of this prop 'rty would prove of the greatest benefit to this section.
 An important placer mining en- erprise Is assuming shape in the Black canyon country. The pro- notor of it is W. D. Church. About 900 acres of rich placer ground has cen located there, and it is said hat 1t will be worked on an exten- i've scale.
 There are now nine teams hauling re from White Hills. After pay ay very lIttle ore will be shipped y the company as the mill will be [ breed to it's full capacity and the [ res worked in the hills. If other I would come to the con- [ fusion to work their ores at home ( ley would save thousands of dol c ITS yearly .-Mohave Miner.
 The proposition to establish a T melting plant at Needles, Cali | 'rnia, is assuming shape, and the f respect seems good for the success n
 the enterprise. Reduction works
 Prescott are badly needed, and Ie starting of such a plant here Ould not only give great impetus
 mining in this section, but it Ould make a Denver of Prescott. he town is located in the center of le of the greatest mineral belts in e United States. D. C. Thorne, the veteran miner. 10 Is up from the Santa Maria untry, reports satisfactory pro !, ess being made on the Good ' ough and other mines being . 'rked by him in that district, He n $ twelve men at work on the q ,odenough and has one tunnel in Is feet, besides other development is ''k which has been done on the q q i'm. Since getting his assay out n :, there they have discovered that :, lat they have heretofore consid T ,l n ya tc runs $500 per ton in i, e god The development al b, Idy done is sufficient to demon it ate that the property will prove a al ying one. While they have not p' uck any particularly high grade }, there is a great uniformity in it l the average value is consider V y better than they had estimated
 In working the Golden Circle ,s i'm just across the river from the ,o edenough they have encountered :. )d ore and the vein is from teu to Ot cen feet wide. While but little work has been done on 5 claim, that already done indi- E es that the Golden Circle s es promise of becoming a rival E he Goodenough. Mir. Thorne E 5 there is great activity in tha