The oasis., 1895-12-07
MINING NE v~s.

Reports rom ulJuTe are that the water in the old mine is gaining fast and that the pump on the 800 foot level is now several feet under water.
 Report is that Morse x Wickler have sold their Silver Flank mine, Groom creek, Yavapai county, to eastern parties for s6O, 600; Sl0, ,0O0 paid down.
 The new pipe line Of the Detroit Copper Co.,. will reach Morenci on or about the 23Id inst when the company will at once begin to put in their new machinery.
 Hon. c. NJ. Shannon Is working about forty men in his copper mines at Clifton. He ships the ore and makes it pay. His mines when well opened will be worth millions.
 Kingman merchants are shipping immense quantities of goods into the mining camps north of kingman. More chloriders are now at work in the hills than ever before in the his tory Of Mohaye county.
 J. k. Murphy, formerly snperinten- dent of the Copper City mines, and known everywhere as "Old Metalifer- ous, passed through Albuquerque re- gently en route to Prescott, where he IS looking for mining property
 In Mohaye county, John Griffin is working on the Tennessee mine, above the Blackfoot, and is taking ore that runs three ounces gold, sixty ounces silver and twenty per cent copper. The ledge is d large one and will un- doubtedly prove bonanza.
 c. D. Clark, who has purchased the Waters mine, Eureka district, Naya- pal county, proposes to increase the capacity Of the mill to forty stamps, as the mine carries large body Ol milling ore sufficient to Keep that number Of stamps in operation.
 Prescott Courier; It is a matter of remark that there are numbers of prospective mine investors in this sec ti0n at present, more than ever before at one time. A number of mining deals are being negotiated, most of them ranging from 5000 to S20,000 each in magnitude
 It is reported from Mohaye county that the printer mining syndicate is getting along famously in the Cheme- hueyiS mountains. DcFTance is run ming washer below the railroad bridge and is said to be doing well The boys now have four dry washers and are plling up dirt for another big ru1.
 Placer mining is reported good in Weaver district, Yayapai county, since the recent rains. One Mexican went out from Stanton on a recent day and picked up Sl0 worth of small gold nuggets from the top of the ground. Another man a short time before found piece worth about S20 and other smaller.
 The Blakely Brothers are figuring on putting contriyance to save the concentrates from their little mill in Twins gulch, Mohave county. Nearly all the gold in that section is more or less coated and very hard to save by present process. The ore assays well and with cOncentrator will pay the owners handsomely.
 A Colorado mining man proposes to test the Partridge mine, Weaver dis trict, with a view to purchasing same He has leased neigbborhood mill and will make test run of Sl00 tons of the ore. Pan tests made by him proved most satisfactory. If the ore mills as expected several mines in that | vicinity will change hands.
 Mr. w. A. Buell., of Globe. is half owner in four mining claims located | in Pinal county three miles below | Riverside on the Gila river, which give | promise of great value. A 43-foot shaft has been sunk on one of the | claims, at which depth the ledge is three feet wide. Several shipments of | ore have keen made, and some of the ore produced went 7-l0 ounces in gold. | llS GIG ounces silver, and 2Ot per cent copper per ton.
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