Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-12-19
Mlnlog In,sllireneo

C. F. Englehart, of Denser, is in town, with a view of establishing a small plant for the reduction of base gold ores by a process of which he is the inventor aud pstentee. He claims superiority for 1t over all other processes, on the grounds 1t will treat q greater variety of ore, and treat them more cheapiy than any other process. All he asks from the people of this section is ore in sufficient quantities to ran his plant, and he will either puF- chase or treat them. Mir. Englehardt IS an old acquaintance and friend of W. M. Claypool, of the Prescott sampling works.
 r. D. Barnhafit, a mining man from Denver, has established his headquarters ia Prescott while building a mill on the aassayampa, below Wiekinburg, on account ot the greater convenience in sse9ung mining supplies here than elsewhere. Mir Barnhardt is interested m g bond on a gold claim on the Hassayamps, and is building this mill to work the ore from 1t. It will be of the capacity of twenty tons daily. Saould the claim, on which he and his partners have twenty five men st work, not furnish sufficient quan- tity of ore to work the mill regu larly, he will run on cus,om ore, of which there IS an abundance in that vicinity. He is we'll pleased with the mining outlook of this section generally, and thinks there are great opportunities presented hero for the safe investment of capital, either in large or small sums.
 Twenty four karat gold is all gold; 22-karat gold has - parts gold. oi silver and one of copper; lS-karat gold has Is parts of pure gold and 3 parts each of silver and copper in it's composition; l2 karat gold Is half gold, the remainder being made up of 31 parts of silver and Ss parts of copper.
 Charles O'Malley formerly Of Prescott has developed into bonanza klng over in Mohaee coun- ty as will be seen by the following item taken from tho Mohave a,uer: The O'Mally lease on the Prince Albert mine is bonanza. The body of ore now exposed is the lar gest ever opened up ,n that rich property. The lease is now owned by Charles O'Malley, W. II. Rogers and another gentleman whose name we have not learned. The ore sales net the owners over one hundred dollars per day"
 A telegram from Victor, Colorado, says: w. .. Strattou has started to sack some Of his Independence ora. Heretofore all the ore shipped from this mine has been sent Co the smelters loose. The syivanite ore, which is found in the second level. is turning out very rich. Several hundred tons already smelted have averaged over $i00 per ton. Only the very richest ore IS being sacked, and when ear load of 1t is shipped it will, without doGbt, be the rich est car of ore ever sent to Denver from Cripple Creek. It will not run less than S50,0O0 and may bring Sl00,000.
 Report has it that 4. Falco has taken a lease on tue Peck mine. owned by Major c. P. Egau, and that he will commence work in the spring cleaning il out, preparatory to working it. The Peck was at one time one of the largest silver producers in the territory, the amount taken out of it running away above $l,0O0 900. Miners who worked in the mine just prior ;o it's closing down, say there was plenty of good ore left in sight when 1t was closed.