Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-10-16
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
Some Interesting DOlHSS in the Various
 Districts Surrounding This City.
What Old Producers are Doing and NGteS
 From New Discoveries.

T. J. Eaman has deeded the Tus- rumbia mill to A. J. Hudson, and latter transferred it sto R. H. Bur mister.
 Fl. l.. Scott continues develop ment work on his claims adjoining the Planet-Saturn group. They are showing up well.
 Chas. Akers rode out yesterday on his bicycle to his Fl Rami mine Bigelow flat and let a contract for 100 feet of work on #.
 A deed has been filed for record from Fl. J. Sisty to Wm. Clark for all of his interest in the Windfall and Windfall south claims on Lynx creek.
 Some idea of the extent of work done on the Congress mine can be had from the fact that it amounts to about twenty-six miles of openings shafts, drifts and tunnels.
 A fine body of orc is now exposed in the heart of the drift in the Poland-Hsmilton mine, on Lynx creek. This mine continues to im- prove wit h every foot of develop ment work done.
 4. J. Doran went out today to the model mine to start in a number of men on this property under contract for the New Orleans parties who have recently taken a bond on the property.
 The Illinois Mining company has fifteen men at work in their mines at Placeritas. The lumber for their buildings is on the ground and the machinery for their mill is at the Kirkland valley railroad depot.
 W. A. Clark, superintendent of the Planet-Saturn company, is push ing work on the claims owned by the company and is taking out good ore. He is sacking up and shipping ore which will run from $l25 to S250 per ton.
 Nine men are at work on the Po- land-Hamilton mine on Big Bug. A tunnel is being run to tap the work ings of the old Belle niue, which is owned by the same parties that own the Poland-Hamilton. The mine is showing up good ore which is being piled up on the dump.
 At depth of $50 feet the Little Jessie mine has developed quite 8 supply of water and John s. Jones has just completed a pipe line to the mill for utilizing it. This supply of water will prove of great benefit to him during dry seasons, and 1t is thought that it will afford him an ample supply for his mill.
 The Phenix Gazette contains the following concerning a mining prop erty at Goldfeld, in which Nathan Ellis is part owner: "IDformation received recently from the Bull Dog mine shows that the mill IS being operated successfully on good ore. The water supply was for some time short, but they now have ample and to spare for running full time. The owners of the property, who have fearlessly expended many thousands already, now feel jubilant, as from this time on the golden eagles that have been invested will hereafter be homeward bound. The Bull Dog bids fair to be one of Arizona's great mines"
 w. Fl. Harlan will soon become known as Yavapai's bonanza mill man. He is now operating two small mills and is engaged in build ing the third one. One which he is operating is the old Clark & Adams mill, on Groom creek, and the other is located in Crook canyon. The former is kept busy on custom ore, while the latter is being supplied with ore from the ole Crook mine. Messrs. Owen and John Stull are interested with him in the Crook canyon mill, and they obtain their water supply from the mine. The ore from the mine is free milling and rather high grade. Mir. liar lan's third mill will be located on Groom creek, and will be run on custom ore. Although not yet com pletaG, he has already contracts for 1,500 tons of ore for it. Mir. Harlan says that next summer he intends to put up small reduction plant in connection with his mills, and in stead of being compelled to ship concentrates will smelt them here.