The herald., 1897-10-04

the property of the United Globe. on the
north, splendidly situated for mining
and smelling purposes, easily accessible
by a good wagon road and. considere O. as
among the few important groups of
claims on the market in the immediate
vicinity of Globe The owners of the
claims are B. Mccoy, James II. Pascoe,
James Graham, Hugh Conahar, James
Anderson, w. j. Mallory ard Morris
Klein. There are nine claims in. the
group. and B. Mccoy is part owner in
all of them. c. II. Cutting, in the en-
ploy of the Old Dominion Copper COM
parry, is the person to whom the bond is
given, and he is supposed to represent
Boston parties, the prospective pur-
| chaSers.
The bond runs twelve months; $4,000
| is the price to be paid for the property,
$1,000 to be paid in cash. The bond stip-
ulates that $4,000 is to be expended in de-
velopment work. Several Of the claims
are fairly developed, showing we'll de-
fined ledges assaying high ip copper, of
character desirable for smelting.-
Globe Silver Belt.
r. j. Duncan, of the King of Arizona
mine, accompanied by George w. Nor
ton of Mohawk, arrived in Yuma Tues
day, Sept. 2S, from where the five-stamp p
mill Of the company is breaking records,
bringing with them about 125 pounds of
! amalgam, or in the neighborhood of $13,-
600, the result Of thirteen days pounding
upon King of Arizona rock by the five
stamp battery. This is wonderful rec
ord, and one which Is seldom equaled-a
remarkable feature of which is that
from all indications it will be equaled
time and again by the same little mill
ard exceeded proportionately when the
King Of Arizona company finds itself
able to supply larger mill with ore.
The White Hills company of Mohave
county have just secured a large pump
TO be erected upon their property at
White Hills.
At the Mocking Bird mine, near King
man, in Molave county, there has been
large force of men recently put or.
Judge w. G. Blakely of Kingman has
had his five stamp mill erected upon the
Belle McElroy mine at Cedar to make a
test of it's ores. The judge has also
started work on a group of gold mines
in the same vicinity which assays 1871
ounces of gold per ton. The work has
not yet determined its size or perma
nency.
The Cedar Valley G. S. & NJ. Co. is
working a full force of men in their
mines getting ore to feed their new fif
teen stamp mill now about completed.
The mill will start up in few days.
The following from late copy of the
Tombstone (Ariz,) Prospector refers to a
mine which is largely owned by residents
of C,,,1 ter Il nj
son Of the Gold Cliff at Pearce is in the
city on a flying business visit Mr.. john
son stated to a Prospector representa-
tive that the Gold Cliff is now valuable
property, having long since passed the
stage of a prospect, and now has meas
ured ore bodies in sight and hoisted that
put it on basis that insures revenue.
Among the improvements contemplated
by the company is the erection of cy-
anide plant to work some of the ores.
The proposition has been considered by
the company and orders already placed
for the necessary machinery.
1t is stated that a number of men are
tearing up the bed of Wolf creek near
Prescott looking for the bar of Crowned
King bullion lost from the blackboard in
which the late ]. p. Bruce perished. AS
the bar of bullion was in satchel it
may have been carried many miles by
the torrent.
The owners Of the Storm Cloud group
of mines in the Hassayampa district
have recently ordered a boiler to be
placed upon their mines.
Captain Taylor is opening up fine
body of ore on the New London mine
southeast of Cerbat in Mohave county.
1t belongs to Johnny Mulgan, Mr.. Tay-
lor having bond on the property.