Arizona republican., 1898-06-23
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

A three foot strike of rich ore has been found in the Erie mine, Cedar district, Mohave county. 1 Six 200-pound bars of bullion from the White Hills company of Mohave county were recently shipped to San Francisco.
 ing at the Twin Buttes mines. They contribute largely to the coffers of Tue son merchants. The expected rush to the Klondyke lis not materializing. Boats are report ed to be sailing from Seattle and San Francisco almost empty.
 E.. s. Ives and C. EichelDerge- came in from Los Angelo Tuesday to Yuma and are looking after the erecting of a cyanide plant on the King of Ari- zOna- Ss>fS& as,sF Sss s A large mining deal in Warren dis trict is being arranged, and several we'll known citizens of Bisbee will have their pockets filled with the receipts thereof. li
 1 Carl Anderson of Anderson Bros. was i'll Tucson Sunday from the Mammoth mine to consult with MT. Peck, who is dir ecting matters concerning the cya- hide process at Mammoth. Colonel J. P. Martin and son, J. P. Martin, Jr., were in Tucson Friday and
 were shown the sights of the town by Hon. George w. Cheyney. Both gen. ltlemen left for Bisbee Saturday morn ling Colonel Martin is the promoter of the South Bisbee copper mines, from which a great future is expected. | The tailings of the Mammoth mine
 in Pinal county have been purchased by Nicola Anderson, the western agent for the McArthur-Forrestc company, the inventors of the cyanide process, for the extraction of gold. MT. Anderson will erect 120-ton plant aud it will be able to run to its full capacity on the M: ,nn.oth tailing dump for the next three years.
 l w. H. Moore and G. W. Kohlmetz of Cleveland, O., arrived in Yuma We'd nesday and went out to the Senator mine in which they are interested. MT. Moore was there last winter and was so favorably impressed with the cOun- try that he found it convenient to re- turn. This is MT. Kohlmetz's first trip and he is finding much to amuse and interest him. They are both pleasant 1
 and enterprising young men and it is to be hoped that they will become per manent residents of Arizona.
 Don Ricardo Johnson has disposed of his Las Animas mine, about five leagues west of Peurto station, to a California syndicate who are operating the property under the management Of
 Prof. w. S. Smith, lately with the La Dura company. There is a twenty-two foot ledge of fair gold and silver ore, (which is developed by shaft 240 feet
 deep with crosscut at the depth of 300 feet. A new steam hoist has been ordered and will be at work on the Iproperty within thirty days.-Oasis.
 After the war bonds shall have been gcbbled up by the patriotic Shylocks ol lWall street the Orb would suggest that their energies be turned toward Ari- zona, where their lost exchequer may
 be retrieved. Copper and gold invest ments in Arizona guarantee larger re- turns that government bonds, are less trouble to handle, the output is secured | by our Maker and you only have to dig with some other mans hands
 whereas clipping bonds with the scis-
 sors callouses the thumb and finger often causing gentleman" to be re- garded as only a common, horny handed workingman. This suggestion is purely gratuitous.-Bisbee Orb.