Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1897-06-02
mining In,ell,rsne..

l.. A. Davies will have his stamp mill ready for working custom ore next week.
 G. w. Hull is running his Agus Fna mill on ore from his Columbia mine in ChSpsrral and is said to be making a success of 1t.
 ]. D. Smiley. the commercial man, is interested in a mining claim near Fools Gulch. He has shaft thirty feet deep on it and has ore which goes Sl5045 per ton.
 A deed was filed for record today from J. G. Allen and wife to J. J. Kelley for the Poco Tiempo and White Swan mining claims, on Cherry creek, the consideration be- ing S2,000.
 In crosscutting on the 300 and 400 foot levels of the Little Jessie mine an entirely new and different character of ore has been encoun- terOd. 1t Is a telluride ore and goes S400 per ton.
 A deed was filed for record today from Geo Wood to J. J. Horning, Jl Nj. Schsefers and Frank Roder, of Chicago, for the Pocket, Woodbine and Trieno mining claims. the cop- sideration being S7,000. The prop critics are located six and hall miles south of Prescott in the Hasa yampa district and within a shori distance of the Connecticut mine.
 The double compartment shaft on the Red Rock mine in Chspsrral Il now down sixty feet. At the bottom of this shaft the ore assays as high as SS0 per ton in gold, l7.6 ozs in sil yer aud 272. per cent in copper. I be claim has in all about 2,000 feet ol development work. It is owned by Chas. ". Fore of San Francisco who has an application for patenl now pending in the land office.
 Frank Nichols. better known a, "Frenchy,' is engaged in developing or prospecting Q recently located claim about a mile and half west of Congress, which is very promis ing. He has sunk four holes on i, to a depth of ten feot each. some ol which are in ore all the way down and others show up ore for four or five feet each. The quartz Is diff ferent in appearance from that ol the claims generally ID the district The ore Is free and pans very rich No assays have been made of tho ore.
 The shaft in the Grown Point mine, near the Walnut Grove dam is now down to a depth of l50 feet and looks fine. The owners are verJ highly pleased with the outlook and when they reach a depth of 20( feet they will order a mill to place on the property. At the presen depth the vein has widened out con siderably more than the width ol the shaft, but just how much, they do not know, as they have nevel cross cutted the ledge to ascertain its width. N
 D. R. Williamson. W. T. and H. H McNelly, Al. Sieber and Con. Crow ley are the owners of group of five copper claims situated on the west side of Pinto creek, which bid fail to develop into a bonanza. The croppings gave indication of a large deposit of ore, and during the past two months Messrs. Crowley and Sieber have been employed driving a tunnel to cut the ledge at about 90 feet in depth. At about 100 feet in they encountered the ledge, and on Monday last they had gone through IS feet of ore, and had noi not then reached the hanging wall The ore is copper glance, red oxide and silicate of copper, and an assay of the drillings, which is the most accurate test that can be made, gave return of 1865 per cent copper The whole tunnel, top, bottom aud side, for Is feet, IS in ore, and which in all likelihood, will prove to be au immense body. There is no claim in the district which makes any such showing for the same amount of de. velopment. The claims are well situated, and have fine growth oi timber on them, and a splendid spring of pure, cold water. 50 en- couraged are the owners that they will continue development work with renewed vigor.-Globe Silver Belt