Arizona republican., 1898-02-08
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

The United Verde smelier will be blown in again by the end of this week.
 Another carload of machinery has arrived for the Evans-Van Hecke Mining company at Evans Point and is being hauled to the camp by H. Hill. -
 Henry Hill is hauleng the new ma chinery for the Detroit Copper Min ing company at Morenoi as fast as it arrives. He hauled up three carloads last week.
 The mill at the Holland mine at Washington camp has started up again. They had been closed down on account of scarcity of teams to haul the ore to the mill.
 Tom Higgins, the we'll k own min ing man and old timer in Bisbee, who has been rusticating in California since some time in October last, re- turned home yesterday evening look ing we'll and in good spirits.
 Justice John Berry will leave Pres colt in a few days for Klondyke. He has transferred his mining affairs to his mother and brothers. If he makes a stake in Klondyke he will come back 10 Arizona and put the money into developing his Arizona quartz properties, which he regards as mines to last a life time and pay big.
 Hen. C. M. Shannon, it is under stood, has finally decided to place his smelter and reduction machinery at the Rock house on Chase creek, Cliff ton district, about midway between Clifton and Metca1f, where his mir is Eocared. It is not known just when this plant is to be erected, but the business was settled sometime ago.
 Articles of incorporation of the Geld King Mining company were filed for record today. The inccrporators are John o. Day, F. A. Showerman, G. B. Upton. J. c. Cullen, J. G. Norris and Willis Morris. The capital stock is $1,0OO,OOO and Prescott is made the principal place of business. The property and mill of the company is located at Stanton in Weaver district
 Gus Holstein has been working on a mining claim in the Sierritas, Pima county, for several months past He states that he has in prospect one of the best mines in the territory but
 
 it. Several other parties in the same district with him have also been working on some good prcspecs s and some good news is looked for in the near future.
 J. Gandolfo, a merchant of Yuma, has begun an attachment suit against the Picacho Gold Mines company, owner of the Old Glory and other mines in old Picacho district, to se- cure payment of $3,08223. IA similar suit, 10 secure payment of S2231.27, has been brought by Mrs. Gando'fo against the Golden Dream Mining company, which owns eighty-ffve min ing claims in the Picacho district San Diego Union.
 The Evans Van-Hecke Mining com pany started their additional ten stamps at Evans Point, Clifton dis trict, last Tuesday and now have twenty stamps in full operation. This is not the end of the enlargement of this camp if reports be true. The management declares that it is the intention of the company to put in fifty more stamps and before the end Of the present year expect to have sev- enty stamps dropping.
 Hon. Nicholas Gales, who, at one time, represented Sierra county in the lower house of the New Mexico legislature, came in from Prescott, Arizona, where he has been mining for the past year or so. MT. Gales, so it is understood, will reside in the future down south, and his postoffice address hereafter will be at Silver City, which town is the county seat of rant, and where di.stric5 court is held twice a year.-Albuquerque Citi- zen.
 i It is reported that c. w Bennett ! and c. B. Mitchell, lessees of the Hid i den Treasure mine, have struck higE grade silver ore in that property ir I Yavapai county. The ore was en- i coun.ered in a tunnel driven on tht | vein, at a distance of 125 feet from the mouth. The Hidden Treasure is 1 the first south extension of the Monte CTisto mine, six miles south of Pres | cot, and the ore struck in the Hid den Treasure is similar in characte and grade to that of the Monte Cr.sto P0TnT ,TRV IN rTHE VATUEV