Arizona republican., 1897-12-28

The Mammoth Mining company, in Pinal county, is working force of
 about twenty men charging it's shafs,
 making it double compartment shaft to the full depth of over 500 feet and 1 which will then be sunk deepe The l company has also let contract to Colorado parties to erect bucket line | two and three-quarter miles in length from the mine to the mill on the San 1 Pedro river. and also to repair and en- | large it's fifty stamp mill Large cya- i hide works will also be erected to work the tailings of which there are
 from 10000 to 100000 tens, estimated
 to contain from s9 to s13 psr ton gold
 The Mohawk company is rum ng
 steadily with the usual satisfactory
 results.-Silver Belt.
 The Solomonville Bulletin states that Philip Contzen, the Pima county surveyor who was to resuTvey the line
 segregating the coal field strip from the reservation, after looking or the country through which the lin ms concluded that he had taken tfJ kon- tract too low, and returned wi his i outfit to Tucson. I. E. SolomoA me i of the bondsmen of Surveyor An has since succeeded in obtaininH an
 extension of time from Decemh 15
 to April 15, and it is probable tN the
 survey will not be completed u kch be fore the latter date, although a pron- oslt1on has been made to certain par | ties on the strip that if they will as
 slst MT. Contzen in the work the sur i vey will be made much earlier.
 The Los Angeles Mining News has
 the following regarding the bonding
 Of another mine in Pearce distr:c ::
 Frank Campbell is back from Ari- zona. where he has secured control of
 the east extension of the Pearce mi1e
 in Cochise county. The Pearce mine | produces a net profit of s25O. 900
 monthly The owners have been of
 fered SS,OOO,000 for their property.
 The east extension is known as the
 Pearce Gold Crown mine, and has
 deen developed sufficiently to show i that the Pearce ledge runs through
 the entire length of the property.
 The ledge is over thirty feet in width
 and good mornings can bn obtained
 from tbe grass roots down. MT.
 Campbell will leave shortly for Phi1a-
 delphia and Pittsburg to get eastern
 capitalists interested"
 1 L. B. Anderson, one of the old time prospectors in Arizona. and particu- Inrly we'll known in the oEnity of Plcacho. has returned to Yuma conn- 1 ty from a prospecting tour of half a l years duration throughout the rroun- | tains and deserts of southern Califor-
 mia He is we'll pleased to get back. i and states emphatical1y that be will never again leave this county and tho 1 immediately adjacent country. which ! throughout all California has not it's i equal as mineral section. MT. An ] derson, who during his travels visited all the principal camps in southern l California, took occasion. while speak
 ing to the reporter of the Sun to re 1 fer in high terms to w. H. Halbert's s mine in the Panamint country, and i stated that there were few other i his notice. MT. Anderson came back i to take hold of property he left in
 order to search for riches in our sis 1 ter state--Yuma Sun.
 1 MT. J. L. Giroux, the well known
 mining man of Jerome, being a repre-
 sentative of the United Verde com
 phny, of which W. A. Clark, the Mon 1 tana millionaire, is at the head, re- l QlSII1cI,
 known as the San Carlos coal fields.
 last week. MT. Giroux was we'll pleas 1 ed with the mineral outlook on the
 strip which is to be cut from the
 San Carlos Indian reservation. He 1 found the lodges there to be equal to ] the good reports concerning them, and
 before leaving he took bond on sev-
 eral copper claims with which he be- | mn l The favorable opinion expressed by
 Mir. Giroux of this mineral belt ac- cords with that of every other mining
 man who has visited that section. l There are said to be a large numbs sr
 of valuable claims there. and that just
 as soon as unrestrained development
 work is permitted it will at once be-
 come the liveliest mining camp in the 1 territory, with every promise of soon i becoming a copper producer, second
 to no district in the west.-Graham Bulletin.
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