Arizona republican., 1898-01-22

Sn1TI all mCuuldlu III COuuIy ! to point on the river, below Bull Head, where big mill will soon be 1 erected.
 M A. Thomas, mining and civil en- gineer, was a visitor to Tombstone Wednesday, coming via Pearce. MT Thomas has visited that SEC ion be. fore, and makes an annual trip tc look after his mining interests. John P. Martin, who has interested ! himself with other capitalists in Bis ! bee mining properties, will remain in Bisbee for some time He intends starting in at once to open up some oi the claims of the improvement com pany.
 G. M. Avery and wife of New York are in Bisbee. MT. Avery was there some time since and placed the new adobe mills for the Copper Queen company. He expects to leave in a few days for Nacosari where he will put in some machi4ery for the com pany.
 The mining industry, while practi- cally the greatest in the ter iJory, is the most neglected. HiIther.o it has had no official recognition and no united action has been had looking to a furtherance of the great work The meeting at Phoenix prom ses such and the occasion should no be eglected.-Tucson Citizen
 Report is that new mortar has been set in the Etta mill, Cherry creek, to take place of one accident ally broken. It is expected to put in a turbine wheel and run by electric ity, the water to be piped and slu:ced ito rr;x ing splendid results when the accident happened and will soon again be en- riching it's owners as we'll as this sec tion of country.
 J. T. Dougine, a mining engineer well known all over the Pacific coast has arrived in Prescott and brought his working clothes with him and will go down to Santa Maria and engag ge in the development of some mining properties which he recently bonded there. He expects a carload of gen. eral supplies which he shipped from Chicago. MT. Dougine was one of the experts who made an examination of the Bullard property for eastern cap italists last winter.
 The Vekol silver mine in Pinal county recently started to work again after a lapse of several years. A ten stamp mill and a new extrac ing pro- cess plant have been built on the premises and started work. A run of three or four weeks will be made on lot of ore that WIS on the dump and on quantity of low grade stuff that remained in the mine. At the end of that time an experimental clean up will be made. F. B. McCabe of Tempe has charge of the works.
 The Golden Wave mine, a mile north of Congress mine has just start ed up under new management and with many new improvements, in- cluding a new gasoline hoist. Billie Murphy, formerly of the Fools Gu,ch is foreman. J. H. Costello, a capital ist of Buffalo, N Y., who is back of the enterprise closed the mine down temporarily in order to make some needed changes. Twelve men have been put to work and everything is progressing along the line of large de- velopment.
 George Atkinson, Ernest Fleur, AL phonse Gabriel, Emile Machris, J. A. LeDOux and James G. Scarborough, have associated themselves together for the purpose of forming, organiz-
 
 under the laws of the territory of Ari- zona to be known as 'The Shadow Mountain Mining company" and it's place of business shall be at Tucson, Pima county, Arizona. It shall have and maintain a branch office at Los Angeles, state of California The cap- ital stock is $5O0,OO0 and the shares are s1 each.
 o1r management of the Copper King of Arizona that as they approached Ae 800 foot level they would begin to any time. That level has been reach ed and the report comes to us from good authority that the ore body has been struck and that the shaft, which is double compartment, is all in ore and rich. The shaft has shown min eral bearing rock from the surface down, and at the 300 level a drift was started and high grade ore was struck at short distance, and now the strik- 1 ing of what is reported to be the main ore body at the 800 places the King in the list of valuable mines and all that is necessary to make it a pro- ducer and dividend payer is a. shelter. -Bisbee Orb.
 Leo Von Rosenberg of New York was at the Brown Palace hotel in Denver Wednesday, shaving just re- turned from a visit to Prescott, Ariz., to examine a mine in that district for a New York company. Arizona is destined to become a. good mining state," said he. "The mines are loc3t t. ed from twenty to forty miles sou.t of Prescott, and are all working and turning out large quantities of ore l was in the district three weeks, but the weather was so bad that I could not get over the district as much as would have liked. Some of the time the thermometer was 10 degrees be- low, and 1 lost so much time on ac- count of the weather that I could dc 1 little more than the work I was sent 1 to perform. One of the principal l mines in the district is the Congress which is really a great mine, and en- ploys large force of men. The mines that l saw are all good, and if some o1 i them were in Colorado they would b held at much higher figures than the.