Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-02


pine log house. This is She halfway
station where passengers take thsil
meals. Mr Zsnt runs good line and
takes good care of the traveller.
PINE FLAT MINES.
The Oumberlapd is owned by Super
visor Roach, John Carr and Fred Meyer
This property is two aud one half miles
south OF the Morning Glory. The
deepest shaft is 140 feet, eunk on the
ledge. Another shaft south some 90
feet, is down 60 feet. The ore is buse
but of a high grade, and goes to the
smelters east.
Thomas Roach is working a new cop
per and gold claim, east seven miles on
Wolf Greek.
On Lynx Creek. two miles below the
divide, where the waters run into the
Hassaysmpe,
THE CHAMPION MINE
Is working down to these feet Shaft on
the south end OF the claim. The ore is
eulphids aud in width about Il in
ches. North and near center of claim
shaft is down 40 feet. This vein shows
cuts from thirty to forty feet made
along it for toe oxidized ore that was
Rrrastraed. Sons very rich pockets
were found This property belongs TO
N. L. Griffin and is worked under
lease.
Lies between Champion and Pine
Mountain claims. Oa the north end OF
this claim shaf5 is down 100 feet. In
the same shaft Gross cus wss made |
east 200 feet, showing the vein TO be one
foot Of sulphide ore. The cross cut
south 80 feet on the vein, one to three
feet Of oHs, said to pan 590 per ton.
South further on is three-shafts The
first is down 80 feet, the second 100
feet and the third 60 feet.
The Dixie mill is running on. this
ore.
W. B. Clark and u W. stuky are
the owners Of the mlne aud mill and
appear to be- prospenng.
Judge A. r. Slack and son are work.
ng a claim on the west aid q of the For
iune. They have e shaft 30 feet deep.
With a vein said to be from one to two
ses of milling ore. Ths ore is milled N
he district.
PINE MOUNTAIN NINE.
This property is being operated under
be laws of Colorado, under the name
f the Pine Mountain Gold Mining
Company. Tae officers are A. W. :
fucker, President; J. L W. Goddard,
ice President; r. A DorF, of Boston,
Kyle Rucksr, Seoretsry and ;,
}. J. Warren, Of Phoenix, General :
lanager. =
The working shaft is down 400 feet.
here are five levels running north and :
outh in the vein in this 400 feet. The :,
rsb level north is 100 feet and south
80 feet. The second level north is go
set and south 200 feet. The third :
orth no level and south 200 feet. The
1urth north is in 118 feet and south 2l5 :.
set. Al the bottom of 400 feet the :
'vel north is teet and south 215 feet
II OF 5hess levels contain ore. The ore ;.
| this nine is of high grade and was r
orke@ by the former owners in mill
las has lately been. moved to the mine !.
hanges have been made IN the mill to
set the wants of the ore. The mill is :,
STAMPS, with plates and concen- =
ators.
The mine in this section contain suf- = :,
oient water for milling purposes.
The vein the above mines are located -
D are claimed to be tbs same as that :,
the Senator. :,
James .BresIin and family, formerly
Tom bstone, reside on Lynx creek. ;,
The subscribers of the WEEKLY
ERALD say they do not receive their :.
aper- until the Wednesday following ~ =,
lblication. The same complaints is -
ade in every camp of the Bradshaw. -
should reach every camp here by !.
onday following publication What =,
the matter? PRosPECToR. E