Arizona republican., 1897-10-16
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

Burleigl drills stared work in the Jersey Lily mine Wednesday.
 Two shifts of men are now wo. kirg the onyx mines at Mayer
 w. c. Bashford of Prescott has in troduced a Burleigh drill in the 5er- sey Lily mine.
 Col. A. o. Brodie has made final entry on the Crown Point group in Yavapai county.
 F. X. O'Brien, who is interested in mines on Hassayampa creek. near Briggs, is in Prescott.
 !, Hobb Bros & LeFors will soon have from 200 to 300 tons of ore worked at the Chicago mill. The Lewis gold claim, on Turkey creek, is working three men. Ore is said to run from $1Oo to $1O,000 per ton; pay streak from one to five inches.
 John Webb brought in a bar of bull lion yesterday from the Emmett mine The lessees of this mine are fer orted as doing well with their lease.-Jour- nal-Miner.
 The Gladiator Mining company of Yavapai county will soon complete a HCW duu ldl Sc UOd4 uliS uOuSe. Hey are making so many improvements and developing so fast that freight CTS have difficulty in keepink them supplied with lumber and mining supplies.
 Good reports come from the Husted mine in Yavaipai county, which is very close to the Jersey Lily mine and one of the same g-oup. Twelve
  winze is being sunk which shows foot Of rich ore. The tunnels also show same grade of ore.
 The Clipper claif, owned by A. E. Baker and Martin Baker, Black Hills district, YaNapai county, continues to show well as depth is attained, and bids fair to prove a bonanza. The shaft is down fifty f5e5 and shows ore from top to bottom.
 The Senator mill is running day and night. At present. 1t is crushing g 100 tons of ore from the Evergreen mine, owned by Frank Parsons All other mills in the Senator naighbcr- hood are running. and there is gen. eral stir and prosperity in the mining industry in that section.
 The Prescott mining exchange is in receipt of 9 proposition from Los Angeles parties to put up a fifty-ton smelter at Prescott, p.ovidad the citizens donate bonus of $5,000. The Courier says the letter did not sta e whether bonus was was or was not to be paid in advance, or Nhsther in land or money.
 The Nulates mine, one of the mos. noted gold properties i'll Sonora has been sold to English capitalists for $1,000,000 cash. The new company will put in extensive reduction works
 A thirtylbhree ounce gold br.ck was brought in from the Sun Dance mine yesterday. It was thea genuine article, and the purchasers of Arl- zolla gold bricks n9ed never be afrai1 of being swindled.-JcuTna-M Miner
 The numerous ore samples on ex- h;bition in the various places of business about town are an excellent barometer of Yavapai's mineral wealth, and the display always inn presses the stranger with the impor- tance of our mining interests. That our mineral supply is inexhaus ible is proven by the new finds Il, ported from time to time, and the ploducing G-- Journal-Miner.
 Articles of incorporation of the Napoleon Consolidated Mining com pany were filed for record in the re- corder's office at Presco t Thursday The capital stock is s6OO,OOO divided into 600,000 shares of S1 each. The incorporators are F. V. Layton George Pridham, F. S. Munson, A. s of hnc The company will operate Tn Yavapai county, also in Randsburg snd ether California mining territory. . Judge William G. Blakely of King man is in Prescott. He has filed ap- : plication for patent in the Unittt f Sta.es land office for the following ; mining claims and mill stes: Chie1 Of the Hills, Monster, Monster mil
 site, Chief of the Hills mill site Put man, Mountain Scenery. Hulda an6
 Review mining claims, situated in In. 2 dian Secret mining district, Mchavt , county. These claims are owned by 2 David H. Mofit of Denver, Judge
 Blakely being the attorney in fact. t Very good reports c-ma to tht
 Courier from the Golden Wave mine g which is parallel to and about on, l l gress. Forty men are working in tn, s mine. The shaft is 240 feet deep and 2 shows three feet of ore similar ii h grade and character to that of tn f Congress. The mine is near the rail Q road, and has an excellent wate . right on Martinez creek The own
 CTS, a New York company, are push T ing development rapidly and witt + 1 excellent results
 , Carl Kurtz, now running the board 1 ing house for the Nome Cristo mine Il at head of Peoples valley, came t It Prescott recently with very rich spec g, linens of gold ore taken from a vel y near the Monte Cristo. The ledg g is very strong one, cropping man
 feet above the surrounding countr t and extending many miles. Tn e quartz is very heavy with iron. Mi r. Kurtz had some nuggets we gh 'ng II to So which he got from a pOckeF c