Arizona republican., 1897-11-11
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS

Fifty4five men are now employed at the Gladiator mine. The mill is running day and night and the camp is lively and prosperous.
 The dynmite explosion, which oc cured at the copper mines recently near Globe, has been traced to a number of discharged employees.
 J. Coleman has decided to remove his two stamp mill from the Green to the Goswick mines near the mou- h of Tonto.
 The Graham Guardian says the mines in the Aravaipa canyon are at tracting considerable attention, and within a year a camp of 1000 people will be located there.
 A deed from John A. Twiggs to M J. Nolan for the undivided one-third interest in the Gold Luck mining claim in the Humbug district has been filed Consideration $500.
 The Mocking Bird mine and mill are running right along and produc- ing ore and bullion. Two small bars of bullion were shipped from the mill to the San Francisco mint last week.
 The Mammoth Mining company will not remove their mill to the mine, but will at once begin constructing a tramway from the mine to the mill, which will obviate the necessity of a pumping plant.
 The exicans who have a lease on the African mine at White Hills have opened up a splendid body Uf ore and have four or five tons ready for ship menE to the smelter. The ore will run over one thousand ounces silver to the ton.
 Thomas Stinson, who has a lease on Ehe Gro Plata mine, is in King man. Yesterday he had four tons of ore at the sampler that gave a return or ihrea and one+half ounces gold and ovtr one hundred ounces silvel- Mohave Miner
 George Lockwood is one of the lucky lessees of White Hills. With in the past month he and partner have taken from the surface of the Daisy mine four tons of ore that will sample 1900 ounces silver and sev- eraI ounce gold to the ton.
 Twenty-four inches of $40 ore in the Thorn shaft and twenty-six inches of $68 ore in the Aztec mine is the latest report from the Yavapai bo- nanza, the Sun Dance group. The last car of concentrates shipped ran $158 per ton.
 At Nacosari the Copper Queen com pany is building a narrow guage road four miles long to connect the mine and smelter site. A tunnel 5000 feet long will carry the road right under the mine and the ore will go down to the cars in chutes.
 The rich strike made alt a depth of 15O feet on the Schuylkill mine at Chloride still continues The ore is worth $25 in gold and 1 900 ounces of silver per ton. Besides the precious metals in Hihe Schuylkill ore, it car r1es high per cent in lead
 sinking on a mining claim nine miles east of White Hills. At depth cd one hundred and fifty feet the ledge was cross cut and showed the vein to be tWenty-fve feet between walls The average of the ore taken from the cross cut was ten dollars Ito the ton Messrs. McKesson expect to strike water in the shaft before the two hun dred level is reached.
 The Mining and Scientific Press says that a Kingman dispatch an- nounces the largest mining deal ever made in MChave county in the sa!e of the Connor- Minnesota mines tc Thomas Ewing for $25O,O This largest deal' lis somewhat in error The Connor, Minnesota and Cerbat mines, embraced in the deal with MT Ewing are well worth the s25O,00O te be paid for them Mohave Miner.
 Charles Gracey, of Fl Dorado can yon, left on dhe Flyer last Tuesday might for the east to purchase a bis reduction plant to place on the mine! of thel Southwestern Mining company The mines have recently developed ore bodies that rival the Coms.ocl and the mill now in use is inadequat, to handle the constantly increasing output MT. Gracey is making a grea success of the company properties MohaNe Miner.
 Arizona gold mines are now bring ing good prices in the eastern marke and the winter of 1S97-S promises . revival of mining in this territor7 that will amount to boom. We hay rich mines of gold and silver, but tn attention of investors has been de tracted by other fields where reduc tion facilities were more favorable With the promise of great railroad ia cilities AriZona's star is in the as Mohave Miner
 { A ten stamp mill will be put in OF 1eration at the ArdatIh mine as 500 as the machinery reaches there froI the east. The assays of the Ardat to 4< +on the vein is about thirty inches wid Some of the specimens taken frol the mime gleamed with the yello' stuff and indicate that the propert -is remarkably valuable. The inter tion is to put on force of menSG soon as the mill is up, running nj