Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-02-10
MINING INTELLIGENCE.
Some Interesting DJ.l5S iE iha Various
 Districts Surrounding IhlS Cliy.
WhatOld Producers ara Doing and haleS
 From Be8 Discoveries.

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 United States patents Co i've min ing claims near Jerome owned by c. W. Hull, have been filed for rec ord
 Geo. Stokes has deeded mines ID Humbug district Co Wm- II. Stewart for $500.
 One fourth interest in the Valley View mine has been deeded to Clarence Lesseur ct al by Philip Troy for SlOO.
 Statistics show that Mexico IS the richest mineral country iu the world not excepting Peru
 A deed has been filed for record from C. \ Fair Co Joe Mayer for a milI,sIte for $500.
 E. c. Lyksett. of Jerome, has deeded oue-eighth interest m the Broad Guage mine Co W. r. ButtCn for S5O1 The mine Is located near Jerome.
 \ T. Go jette has deeded certain mining claims In Big Bug district to c. W. HuI for $500. Mir. Hull has also acquired title to an interest in lAe Missing Link mine, near Jerome, | from Joseph L. Giroux Tor Sl0O. About forty or fifty feet of the Lynx Creek Hydraulic Company's Hume collapsed on Tuesday. The l company, however, IS getting water | through its old ditch and continues to run. The damaged Hume will be rebuilt at once.
 C. r. Harrington returned today from his trip to California and left immediately for the Crowned King mine. New machinery to take the ! place of that recently broken in the mill has been purchased and is CD route here and 1t Is hoped that the delay iu starting up the mill again will not be ss lOpg as was antIcip- | ated. Three shifts will be put al work ln the mine and work will be actively pushed.
 Last night one of the most m portaut dta.s in the annals of Ari- | zoua miuiar vas closed whereby the Excelsior GiaaC and Milling com pauy acg -.i tlI ;o thirty claim: In Indian S cre- mining district The amount paid fer the properties IS ssi lo have exceeded S2 UOUO ! R. D. Root eng neersd the deal and an English syndicate Is the puT chaser Later We wall give a review of the work mapped out by the new cempa8y.-Mohave Miner.
 Rumor has it Jha, the parties wh, recently went Co examine the Bul lard mine have taken a bond anC lease on it. The mine IS said to show up well. but a P3pe line twenty mile: in length will be necessary to b. built In order ,o get water to wOrl the ore. The parties taking hold O. it are possessed cf abundant means however, to carry tt through to { successful issue. and WI, if neces s.ry, spend S2.0.tp lu development work. erection of machinery and construction of a pipe line.
 James Shirley has received some samples oi ore from the Mayfowel
 mine, Castle creek district, which i: being worked 5y Col. A. O. BrOdie This ore runs about so in free golC and these samples will run about 4l per cent copper. The ledge is eigh
 feet wide and the property Is a yer promising one. lt may be remarked
 here that the gold in this district l
 absolutely free. In one mine then which has been developed loo fee below the water level the ore IS jus as free of sulphureJs as 1t was ol , the surface. Col. BrOdie has si
 men at work on the Mayhower. The Little Jessie still keeps ul , its record and the customar monthly dividend will be declaret
 in few days. Receiver Doran e1 poets the January dividend to b
 as large as former months despit the storm and despite the fact als
 that since taking charge he has bee
 opening up new ground. The prop erty IS looking in fine cOnnitiOr Although the mills equipped wit twenty stamps they have been run
 ming only ten. The other ten ar . being put in repair and will b
 started up next month.
 R. J. Cartmell and partners con
 tiuue work on their Paragon mine II
 the Hassayampa district, They hay sunk a shaft fifty feet deep on it an, ! are now running a tunnel in on th vein As heretofore mentioned il
 these columns there are cross vein
 on the claim, one of which IS gol, , and the other silver bearing or, ] The tunnel is being run on the gol, vein and 1t is getting both wide and richer with every foot of wor done. The shaft and tunnel within 600 feet of the place on tn l Howard mine from where sue l tabulousiv rich ore was taken fey yeras agu and the indications ar
 that thi, a is continuation a
 the How. .a.ne. Should it prov
 to be such. l rich strike Is among tn
 possibilities for them.
 T. c. Barlow Massicks. genera managaroi the Lynx oreek hydrauli ' works, has his new boiler in position and will start up his steam shove and amalgamator Tn a few days. H.
 has experimented with this sufficient
 ly Co demonstrate itS perfect adapt
 ability and practicabIlity for extract ing the gold from rich gravel beds
 at a minimum cost and with the us nl ynrN littl. N-atar The rna.hin.