Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-19

A deed has been filed for record
 from c. H. Beck ct al. to George P
 Harrington for the Inca mining
 claim, Pine Grove district; consider.
 ation, Sl0O.
 Recent advices from Dawson state
 that the mother lode of that coun-
 try has been discovered. The vein
 IS only eighteen inches but the ore
 Is said to be very rich.
 In the recorders office today a deed from Frank I. Fleming Co Du-
 Bois Hooker for the Golden Wave
 mine in Martinez district, was filed
 Tor record yesterday. Consideration S25OO.
 Nine placer claims located in Walnut Grove district one mile
 west of the Hassayampa, were filed
 for record today by Jake Marks, W.
 $. Marks, Frank Mayfeld, W. Y.
 Bruce, J. P. Dillon, R. W. Meador,
 A. w. Kastner and J. NJ. Morgan.
 E. L. Giroux, for W. A. Clark, of
 the United Verde Company, has
 bonded the Copper Belle group of
 mines, located in Garden Gulch. near Hawk Canyon, on the San Car los reservation, for S50,0O0, the date of bond to commence within thirty days after the completion of the surrey which aggregates the coal
 fields from the reservation. These properties are said to be the most promising on the reservatiOn.-Je- rome Reporter.
 H. B. Quick, mining engineer of Chicago, returned yesterday with s. F.. Fuller from three weeks visit to the Sterling Placer Company's mines in Walnut Grove district. While there they put a force of men at work on the above company's placer claims to do the title work for last year. The force. however, will not be limited to doing the assessment work on the claims. as the company proposes % continue work on the property, and expect shortly to put in machine to work the gravel.
 There is DO branch of the mining industry in the United States which enjoyed greater growth and pros perity during the year than copper mining, and Arizona shows the largest gain of any copper produc- ing state or territory. Her product for the year, according to the Min eral Industry, was so, 4O1. .4O9 pounds, an increase of 6,656,0SS pounds. The Lake Superior district pi oduced l ,33l ,O54pounds more than in 1896. while Montana. although still by far the largest producer. shows a decline of more than 6, 900, 900 pounds from her 1896 output. The total production of copper in the United States was 475, ,33S, ,240 pounds. an in crease of 7,7l5,36 pounds. As in iicating the wonderful growth of | the copper industry in this country. | it is shown that the production | from 1894 to 1897 increased 35 per ,ent.-Silver Belt.
 The Golden Wave mining com. pany, which is operating in Mar -inez district, near the Congress nine IS doing a wholesale business D the way of securing properties. seven instruments were filed for rec 'rd yesterday afternoon in which hey were grantees as follows: Fred. !. Osenburg, extending 8 bond for a iced Tor one year longer. copsidera- ion, Sl. ThOs. May, Jr., a bond for Iced for two-thirds interest in the jhlcago mine, consideration, $5.- 'SSs: Thos. May, Jr., extending 'ond for one year, consideration 300. Dubais Tooker, bond for deed or the Dorothy and Ethel claims. nd three-fourths interest in the iolden Wave mine, consideration. 24,OOO. l.. Cittadini and N. Sartori' 'ond for deed for one-fourth inter st in the Golden Wave mine and Il interest in the Dorothy claim. consideration $6,O00. John F. HoI, en ct. al. bond for deed to Last nance mine, consideration S2O.OOO ohn F. Holden and James Reese ond for deed for one-half of inc lartinez mine, consideration, 5000. Ill of the above property bonded by he Golden Wave company is situs- ed in Martinez district. The com any has already done considerable 'ork cn some of the properties and Ill push development work, having . scently added considerable machin. Y, 10 expedite the work. J, H ostello is the manager oJ the com any.