The Arizona sentinel., 1895-09-07

and other enterprises, and hence the com missioner is anxious to secure information relative to individual properties and special enterprises. Address T. w. DoRRINGToN, Immigration Commissioner. Yuma, A. T.
 Outside of the Red Cloud, Silver Glance, Black Rock, Pacific, and Clip mines already mentioned, the principal mines of Silver Dis trict are as follows:
 On the Red Cloud lode are the Mary Ann, one of the first mines discovered, the locators being Geo. w. Norton, Gus Crawford, and Walter Millar. The ore in this mine carries considerable lead, and was, for long time, shipped to San Francisco, where it was re- duced at a profit, although trans portation expenses were peculiar ly heavy. The ore had to be taken to the Colorado river on burros, there being no wagon roads at that time. There are three shafts on the mine, forty, fifty and sixty feet respectively, and a number of drifts and tunnels;
 The Iron Cap which is patented and owned by the Iron Gap Min ing Company, corporation, and which has shaft one hundred feet in depth, with drifts at the fifty and one hundred foot levels. The The ore in this mine went as high as three hundred ounces of silver to the ton, on the surface, and aver aged well as depth was attained. Ever since active systematic work on the mine ceased. Mexicans and others have been engaged in chlor- iding the ore by means of iiggers, and have realized good wages:
 The Remnant, belonging to Frank Vomocil, is developed to a depth of about 7 feet, and the ore, has been reduced by chloriding process for years. In the mine there are immense deposi5e5 of twenty dollar ore, shown in the shafts and drifts:
 The Rohwer is the last mine on the Red Cloud lode, and is one of great promise. The deepest shaft is down something over one hun dred feet, and developments dis play large deposits of first class ore. The mine is owned by G. A. Ringwald.
 There are other prospects on the lode, but the above are the mines of note.
 On the Clip lode are the Rooster, held by Hubbard and Bowers, the owners of the Clip mine, which it adjoins. The ore from this mine was worked through the Clip mill, and yielded heavy profit until the falling price of silver closed down both mill and mines:
 The Mendivil, which is fairly well developed, also yielded first class ore.
 T. D. Mcleod also has group of mines on the Clip lode, upon which work was done through q term of years. The deepest shaft is down 15O feet.
 In other parts of the district are the Princess, owned by John " Darlington, ". T. Lambie and the estate of Gus Crawford. On this mine there is shaft one hundred feet deep. At fifty feet a vein O lead carbonates was struck, six fee thick. The Red Cloud company worked the mine, on a lease, and used the lead for huxing purposes in the smelter. This lead veil gave out about the time the smeItel closed down, and the ore below is of the usual character in the dis t:ict. Im tAis mine was found, il the spar, large deposits of the rare vanadinite chrystals which attract ed the attention of mineralogist' all over the United States and il . Europe. Cases of drawers wer, sent here from all sections, filled with specimens and returned to tn; , senders. Several professors from ; national and private museums visited the mine and went back loaded with specimens. Frank Eom0cil has 9 rare and beautiful