Arizona republican., 1896-12-18
MINING NOTES.

Alvinza Hayward has filed suit in Tuo1umne county, California, against ghe famous Rawhide mine, claiming damages for s200,O00 for, as alleged in che complaint, having invaded the claim of the plaintiff underground and extracted ores to the value in the amount above stated. The Sonora fsemocrat says the Rawhide people aaye never prospected their claim nearer than 100 feet of the line divid- ing the Hayward property, and the pa per says the suit is cold bluff on the part of Hayward, who, it charges, only wants to get an order of court to get inside of the Rawhide to learn wheth- CT or not any rich chutes of ore are contiguous to his own ground, so that If he wishes to open his mine he would have all the element of chance removed and would be going on a sure thing.
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 According to the Nevada City Tran script, the Wright and Bailey claims at SweetIand have been bonded to Sac rameuto syndicate on the condition @that a plant with capacity for crush ing 100 tons of ore per day shall be erected within six months; that the sum of 5000 shall be paid for the claims within a year, or sooner, if twenty-five per cent of the net receipts shall yield the required amount. The parties interested will push develop ment, and will soon add an active mine to Nevada county's ore produc- CTS"
 Sunrise mountain is the scene of the latest mining discovery, says the Cit rograph. W. E. Van Slyke, an old pros pector, reports a ledge 5000 feet long and fifty feet wide, sticking right up 800 feet out of the desert, which runs SIP to $100 to the ton. It is a little south and west of the Santa Fe bridge over the Colorado, twenty miles from Needles, and is in San Bernardino eounty.
 Talk about rich ore! A powder was taken, out of the Canyon mine at Randsburg that weighed 800 pounds. From it was taken $700 worth of gold. How is that for rich? Rock that runs $1, ,750 to the ton is rather good to have handy.-The Redlands Citrograph.
 A. D. Whittier, manager of the Cari boo Gold Fields company, in speaking of the company and it's operations in Cafiboo, said 'NThe locations of the company extend for two miles on Will Hams creek and cover 800 acres of abandoned ground, Our method of working the property contemplates the putting in of hydraulic gravel ele- vators requiring great pressure of water. and we have the greatest pres sure ever obtained in work of this character, being 1,000foot pressure. The water is stored in two reservoirs in the mountains formed by headwa- ters of Williams, Jack of Clubs and Lightning creeks. In building fumes, exploration and other details the sum of G45,000 has been expended, and it will take about 910,000 more to com piete the work. The property was first located by the Whittier Concessions syndicate.
 The Ashland Tidings of the 10th in stant says Taylor & Crow sent another ltOdu Ol HUI Quil tA II Oll hOll CO be milled at the Ashland quartz mill. It adds: "There were thirteen and a quarter tons in the shipment, and the returns from it were $2,S66.77, or over S210 per ton. This is even better showing than made by previous ship ments. The owners are at the expense of about s30 per ton, the ore having to be mined and then packed out on pack train to Merlin for shipment by rail, but this expense, the returns show, cuts only slightly into the profits They are getting out a carload of this rock per month, and expect to double the output in the spring.
 The Mammoth is going to resume work, at least small force commenc- sd doing assessment work last week and the mine will be cleaned out. the working shaft repaired and placed in working order and the mill will be moved from the river to the mine This good news comes from parties who say they have it from good author ity the present force will be increased in January.-Tucson Star
 The mine and mill near Dudleyville has resumed work and is turning out bullion and the owner is getting re- turns from the money invested. The proprietor is a New York capitalist and as the work continues it is fair to pre- sume that the gentleman is satisfied with the results. The mine has large bodies of ore and all the convenience: for working and will be bullion pro tucer for the future-Tucson Star
 C. D Conway ore huYer for the Sil