Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-09-23
MINING INTELLIGENCE
Some Interesting DOinsS in ths Various
 DiSriGS Surrounding faiS City.
ERa0ld Producers arc Doing and Notes
 From ksE Discoveries.

The saw mill at the Providence mine was started up to-day. | C. E. Donaldson has sold out his mining interests on Cherry creek.
 G. Gottschalk has deeded one sixth of the North Star mining claim to 4. C. Walters.
 Ed. Hosgland loaded up the ter sey Lily machinery this afternoon and pulled out for the above named mine.
 On account of scarcity of water the Gold Bug Mining Company is running its mill only twelve hours per day.
 c. W. Anderson brought in a bot tie of gold to-day from Lynx creek. the result of few days work with a rocker.
 A deed has been filed for record from F. k. Biedler to the Big Four Gold company for the Virginia Cole comPsny's property.
 A deed has been filed for rec lrd from A. C. Waltheu to Ray R. Hill and others for one-third of the Petosky and other mining claims
 John Harlan will shorty erect a Huntington mill, of ten tons daily capacity, in Pine Flat, near Thomas Roach's residence. It will be used for running custom ore. California has a mining law which requires claim owners, within thirty days after doing their annual assess ment work. to file with the county recorder on affidavit describing the work performed, and refer to the record of the notice of location. A failure to comply with this law, leaves the mine open to relocation.
 A car load of machinery arrived yesterday for the Jersey Lily mine. IL consists of a boiler and engine and one of the finest steam hoists ever brought to this section. IL will be taken out to the mine at once and be placed in position when work on that property will be actively commenced.
 Joseph Mayer commenced run ming ore down the Henrietta tram way to the mill, on Saturday at 10 o'clock, and in four hours had loo tons in the bins at the mill, from which su idea eau be obtained of the rapidity with which they can supply the mill with ore.
 The following deeds for mining property have been filed for record: c. L. Schaar, to Plscerits Mining Mining company, for the Bonanza and other claims in PlaceritSs Min. ing district; James Cameron ct sl to A. H. Mitchell, for the Little Dandy and other claims in the Black Rock district.
 Hon. Nick Gales reports that he will have the mill of the Swiss Belle Gold Mining company in operation this week in the Santa Maria dls- trict. It is a Merrill mill, with a capacity of 9 tons daily. As soon as he gets this one in operation he will turn his attention to Cherry Creek, where he will also erect a mill at once, on properties owned by him there.
 A telegram from Deadwood says: A fabulous gold lead was struck in the New Fl Dorado mine a few days ago, ank all the ore coming from the strike has been sacked and sent at once to the bank, being too rich to trust to the mill. From parties present at the time of the strike 1t is learned that the rock was richer even than the famous strike made at the Holy Terror two years ago, which caused the most notable stam- pede in years.
 The Crowned King mill has closed down temporarily, ca sc- count of an accident to some ma chinery. Work was commenced yesterday sinking the shaft 100 feet deeper, and during the time this work is in progress, the mill will re- main closed, ss the cage for hoisting the ore has been removed aAd re- placed with 6 bucket. It will take from a month to six weeks to sink the shaft this depth and establish level st 100 feet.
 D. NJ. Riordsn on the 2d of this month bonded the mine on Cherry Creek, Ysvapai county, known as the Jessie E mine, belonging to F. A. Bifer and operated by Butler < Murphy, consideration not known, but is understood to be very large. There any number of good proper ties lying within a radius of few miles from Flagstaff that only need little attention from capital to de- veIop into the best paying invest ments known, and a few such meu ss D. NJ. Riordan becoming inter ested in our mines will result ID their being opened up.-Flagstsh Democrat.
 The PhenlX Herald has the fol- lowing to say concerning some of Yavapsi county's promising mining properties: Papers were being drawn to-day winch will transfer the Red Dog and Golden Star groups of mines in the Winnifred district, north of PheniI, to Chicago