Arizona republican., 1896-11-19
MINING NOTES.

Tom Saunders has hauled freight to every point in the territory where there was a road and lost mules by the Indians on every road. Coming among the first to Yavapai, the history of the Indian depredations in early days was his only schooling. Many more who are with us from Yavapai have at a later day helped to make the history of that county.-Tucson Citizen.
 The copper fumes and gases at the Jerome shelter are now carried through the 800 foot pipe which runs up onto Reservoir hill It gives the men at work there much relief. The Dolly, near Ell Dorado canyon is running day and night on good ore. The Little Jessie mine has declared another ten per cent dividend.
 The Luke mine is one of the best paying silver properties in this coun- try About s4,OO0 worth of bullion was shipped last week from the mine, while a carload of ore, which will av- craze about $500 per ton, at the present price of silver, will be shipped within week.
 An assay of twelve ounces of gold was got last week from some ore taken from the -Winingham properties now under bond to the Globe Smelling company of Denver.- Jerome News
 Joe Scott is in from Olive camp, where he and Charlie Dougherty are developing a silver claim located near ly at the top of Helmet Peak. There are five or six other men working sill yer properties in that camp, "chlorid- ing" but most of the properties are idle because of the unwillingness of the owners to have them worked at the present price of silver4 In the copper belt a few miles south of Olive camp proper, Douglas Snyder is developing the old Chambers claim, which he and Charlie Shibell now control. The property is showing up well, and MT Snyder has already shipped consider able ore from it. The mine of Johl Ellis & Co.,, near the Twin Peaks, con- tinues it's wonderful showing as devel- opment progresses. At depth of one hundred feet lead of nearly clean ore running over twenty per cent, six tc eight feet in width, is shown. They are drifting on the lead from the 100. foot level and are now in over fifty feet, all in ore. Ellis & Go. are work ing eight men. The promising pros poets of Contzen and Sheridan join the Ellis property. Tucson Star.
 Mohave county, says the Miner, ir 1897 promises to produce fully S2000, 900 in gold. Hundreds of miners now idle will become great producers with in the next six months.
 There is now no doubt that the Elm pire Smelling company at Crittendo1 is in the field for business. Immedi ately after the death of Col. Fitzgerald there was not a little speculation al to the future movements of this com pany. He had laid out an immens' amount of work and had begun it's ex ecution with vigor which promised early completion and prosperity for tn, camp. It was rumored that his deatl would cause great delay in the prose cutiOn of the work, if it did no bring about entire abandonment Tn, company's property, however, is to' valuable to lie idle. Dr. Emes of Nev York, was sent out to continue thu work which Colonel Fitzgerald had be gun. The doctor has commenced ac tive operations, and all Crittendon i sanguine over the bright outlook fo the future. Grading is being done fo the new mill. Three large building are in process of erection The com pany store, large affair, will occup, one. In addition to the other improve ments which are being made, tram way, four miles long, is being con structed from the mountains down il the valley, and when completed vii be used for the transportation of ore and fuxes to point where it can b loaded onto wagon and transporte to the mill. As rapidly as a larg force of men can accomplish the worl the mill and every portion of the prop erty will be placed in perfect runnin order, and soon the camp of Crittendo will be teeming with busy workmen.- Tombstone Prospector
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