The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1897-11-06
MINING NEWS.
What is Going on Among the Metal
SearcherS.

| What is Going on Among the Meta
Searchers.
Large quantities of silver lead ore is
being daily shipped in from the old San
Xavier mine. This property promises
to be a big bonanza.
McCarroll & Snyder, who are inter-
ested in the recently discovered ''Lost
Squaw' mines near Adonde Wells, re-
turned from there the first of the week
They have done the assessment work
on the three claims of the group, the
ST. Louis, Gold Band and Queen. -
Yuma Sun.
Robert Templeton came in Wednes-
day from Gold Rock. He is enthusiastic
over the future of the camp, basing his
judgment on the vast improvement un-
der the new management. Mr.. Tenn
pleton says the camp is more prosperous
now than it has ever been before. -
Yuma Sun.
Superintendent Murray Innes, of the
Lost Gulch Mining company, who was
in town yesterday, informed us that
the mine shows great Improvement, pay
ore having been developed upon four
levels. 1t is confidently expected that
ere long there will be sufficient ore
in sight to justify starting the mill. The
ore is gold, much of it free milling
Globe Silver Belt.
Mr. w. H. Pearce, in charge of ten
mule team and wagons, for Mcpherson
& Co., of Tombstone, arrived in this
yesterday, and left today for the Mon
tana mine near Orc Blanco. The firm
has contracted to haul ore for Mr.. Geo.
Cheyney from the above mine to the
mill, a distance of about three miles.
Mr.. Cheyney has good property in the
mine, and it is showing up better right
along. Tucson Citizen.
The KAISER Gold Mining company's
The stamps will begin to drop on ore
soon after the first proximo, and as the
supply of ore is abundant it is expected
to keep the mill in continuous opera
ton. The work installing the new hoist
is progressing and will be completed
now down 100 feet, will be resumed.
The mine shows steady Improvement
Globe Silver Belt.
J. E. Walker, Dick Stroud and Frank
Prothero, who, with Harry McPhaul of
Yuma, own the Yellow Log claim, six
miles south of Adonde Wells, came
down from Phoenix last week, to begin
development work on their property,
which is considered one of the most
valuable in that section of country.
The ledge is large and we'll defined, and
shows considerable free gold. 1t is
thought the entire ledge will mill $50
per ton. The district in which the Yel-
low Log is located is quite rapidly COM
ing into prominence, a number of good
being now opened up.-Yuma
Sun.
Jake Meadows is in receipt of a letter ]
from his brother, Charlie
as he is known all over the
West-who left several months ago for
the Klonilyke country. His reports
shows that his trip has been a most
SUCCESSFUL one, dHu GnOupn dbGeuQou
With many hardships and not few
serious misfortunes, he has reached Lake i
and the hardest portion of
the journey is over. At present he is /
building boats in which to make the |
balance of the trip, which will be en-
tirely by water, to Dawson City. Charlie |
announces that he has not only been
eminently successful in getting through, !
but has made considerable money on |
the way-in what manner, he did not /
state, but probably by packing, as he
took a number of animals for that pur-
pose. He has grubstaked eleven men,
and out of the lot the Klondyke repre-
sentative of the Meadows family ought |
to own some placer diggins of value in
a short time.-Yuma Sun.
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