The oasis., 1896-10-10
MINING NE ws.


 the Humbug district is in the city
 The custom l0-stamp mill that runs
 with a gasoline engine, has been run
 ming now for three weeks and its work Is entirely satisfactory.
 Prescott Courier: Good reports come from the LOttie mine, Big Bug district, where a winze is being driven from the lower level, on vein two feet in width which averages one ounce gold per ton and twenty per cent copper
 Yuma Sentinel: An exceedingly rich gold find has been made some eighteen miles north of Palomas. Messrs. Lee and Boone Morris, J. F. Nottbuscb and Palmer are amongst the lucky locators and are busily en- gagged developing their new find.
 Yuma Sun: A rich strike of gold is alleged to have been made in the Georgia claim, situated near the Me- nitor Mining company's property at Gila City and owned by J. b. ThOmp- son, l.. c. Moreland, ct. al. We have not learned the particulars, nor are we yet able to verify the report.
 Yuma Sentinel: Messrs. Franklin, Norton, Graham and HOrner will com mence their assessment work on their copper property twelve miles north of Aztec station in the s. II. mountains the coming Monday. Owing to the liberal inducements granted them by the Tucson Smelling company and the Southern Pacific railroad they are en- abled to ship their ore to Tucson.
 Yuma Sun: A corps Of trusted em- ployes of La Fortuna Gold Mining and Milling company came in Sunday evening in charge of bar Of gold bull lion aggTegating S76,O0O. It is the product of thirty days run of the twenty stamps at La Fortuna, and is next to the largest bar of bullion ever brought to Yuma. Wells-Fargo took charge of the gold at this point. La Fortuna is today the best producing gold mine in the west, according to it's stage of development.
 Graham Bulletin: |. F. Solomon this week received letter from gen tleman in Philadelphia, who made in- Qulries about location for copper shelter in this vicinity, and the Op- p0rtunity for securing mines or ore sufficient to supply q shelter at this 1 point. MT. Solomon gathered all the | data possible concerning copper mipes | in the Lone Star district twelve miles | north uf Solomonyille and forwarded | 1t to his correspondent, who it is hoped will be induced to come here | and make an examination of the ex- isting conditions for such an en- terprise.
 Graham Bulletin: District At torney Wiley E. Jones and John Epley returned from weeks visit to the coal fields on the San Carlos reserva- tion. Beside the great number of coal claims now being held there many rich and important discoveries of sil- yer, gold and copper have been made, which is creating considerable inter- est. w. J. Parks and his sons have several claims that are pronounced to be very valuable by all mining men who have examined them. Pete Me Dermott. of Carlisle, New Mexico, will visit these properties next week with a view of interesting capital in their development
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