The oasis., 1896-10-03
MINING NEWS.


 Arizona Republican: Thecre opened up at Yarnell recently continues good. In few days there will be about thirty-fiye men working and the camp promises to resume some of its former activity.
 Prescott Courier: Hon. c. W. Hull has bonded group of mines south Of the U. V. Copper Co.'S. properties, to the owners of the Globe Smelling
 Works of Denver, development work to begin at once.
 From all accounts Chamberlains Cough Remedy is Godsend to the afflicted. There is no advertisement about this; we feel just like saying 1t.
 The Democrat. Carrollton, Ky. For sale by Chenoweth x Mix. q
 Dennis Sheedy and F. K. Struby. well known Denver capitalists, have taken a bond on the properties of Hull S Winningham, at Jerome, for sl25,- GOO S50.0v0 to be paid in September 10th, 1897, and the remainder in three payments of s25, 900 at intervals Of six months thereafter.
 Prescott Courier; Report comes from the Poland mine that 200 foot tunnel has tapped big body of ore at a depth of 380 feet and connected with the 3s0 foot shaft thereby giving the workings d supply of good air, which latter is said to have been pre- yIously bad, both in shaft and tunnel.
 Prescott Courier There lies upon the Courier table very handsome gold specimen from a mine on the Santa Maria owned by w. T. Latch ford, of Seligman. The orc comes from depth of twenty feet on a solid vein, two and one-half feet in width, which has an assay value of $50 per ton gold.
 A correspondent of the Gazette from Harqua Hala says: ''With the l advent of the cool weather, prospec- l tors gre again seeking the hills and | gulches in this vicinity. There are some men employed here whose S3 per day is but small incentive for them | to remain at work, while they are dreaming of a burro, pick and gold i pan"
 Mohaye Miner: A letter received | from c. r. Holt at Mcllen states that | many prospectors are going into the Chemehuevis country. He also states | that there is but one pint of water to | be found in the district to each man and animal per day-and it is really | the dryest diggings in America. But the gold is there and prOspectors will | go where the illusiye metal can be found.
 
 Printeryille, new mining camp in Mohaye county, located in placer dig gings discovered some eight months ago by De France and Latin, two printers, is attracting much attention and turning out considerable coarse gold. From the Typo gulch the dirt yields fifty cents to SIS per hopper, and many other gulches are yielding finely. Dry washers are used. There are now above thirty people in the camp.
 Silver Belt: The Black Copper group near Globe, bonded by Messrs. Ford & Fleming of Phoenix, are look ing fine. Superintendent w W. Hill Is sinking shaft now down 100 feet. ill in ore and crosscut is just started to find the width, which is believed to be thirty feet. The ore is entirely of mineral species chrysocolla and is at a ,ontact What little water comes nto the shaft is charged with copper 'ulphate and coats iron tools with cop per, which is regarded as favorable indication for large deposit of sulphide IreS below necessary for smelling the 'llicate ores, now in sight, which ' otherwise will have to be leached.