Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-02
Mining Intelligence.

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 mining claims in San Domingo dis trict, Maricopa county.
 J. T. Dougine is patiently await ing the arrival of his car load of freight from the east, to commence work on his Santa Maria mines.
 Senator Tabor, of Colorado, is visiting Phenix and Wickenburg. lt is stated that he contemplates put ting in asmelting plant at the latter place.
 J. R. Slack and son are engaged in developing a mine on Groom creek, and are taking out some splendid ore. They expect to make a ship
 ment soon.
 A deed from H. K. Hanna and wife to the Gopher Gold Mining Company for the Little Treasure mining claim, on Big Bug, was filed for record today.
 In the recorders office today was filed for record a deed from Arthur MeGinnis to T. D. Dale ct al. for a mining claim on the western slope of Rich Hill, in Weaver district. Con sideration, S2,0O0.
 A decd from Alfred Corrigan to J. W. Avery for right, title and in terest in the Copper Chief mine, located in Jerome, was filed for rec ord today. Consideration, Si00
 A deed from T. E. Peery to J.1O. Day and G. B. Upton for his interest in the Last Chance placer claim, in Weaver district, was today filed fo, record.
 The Gold King Mining Go. flied for record today a notice of location of a water right and the building and maintaining of a dam on Ante lope creek, in Weaver mining district for the purpose of mine, mIll and domestic use.
 Articles of incorporation of the United Mines Company were filed for record today. The names of the incorporators are: Saml V. HarEon, Victor l.. Sawyer aud Roland V. Sawyer. The capital stock is fixed at $l0 00O.0C0 and Prescott is made the principal place of business.
 Henderson X Fulton who are work ing their LaenLoA mine, which is an extension of the Favorite, on Lynx creek, made a strike of very rich ore yesterday. The vein is two feet wide and they encountered an ore body of very rich sulphuret ore, carrying some lead. The owners naturally feel quite encouraged oyer this strike.
 E. E. Wann, who has taken a lease on the Favorite mine, on Lynx creek, owned by Griffin X Zoebel. has cleared the shaft of water, and will commence developing the mine at once. The shaft is down eighty feet and the showing of ore is very good.
 Ralph Dillon has deedej to Emma Dillon all his right, title and interest in the Unity, Ella and the Treadwell mining claims in Verde mining district.
 A telegram from Golden, Colo rado. says that great excitement prevails there over rich discoveries of gold which have been made with in four miles of town. The ore runs $l20 in gold tC the ton and is con sidered the biggest thing that has been opened in the Clear creek sec tion for long time.
 Wells, Fargu < Co.'s annual re- port of the production of precious metals in the various states and territories, credits Arizona with s. 392, ,99I m gold, $l43,693 in silver and $S,678,S21 in ores and base bullion or a total of S12.235, ,505. California's total output IS given at SlS,S30,S94, | and Montans's over S4O,OO0OO0.
 The bill granting right of way across the San Carlos reservation to the Gila Valley, Globe and North ern Railway company passed the senate January 6, and received the approval of the President on the Sth inst. Immediately on receipt of the news at Globe of the enactment of the law, the United Globe Mines company ordered a supply of coke for shipment to Globe, and the town now promises to again take on its old-time prosperity.
 The Big Bug onyx mines, which | have been closed down for some time. are expected to be started up agaio about March 1. General i Manager G. c. Underhill is now absent in the east for the purpose of inducing the owners to purchase machinery to be placed on the ground for cutting and dressing the | onyx prior to shipment. There is so much waste attached to the onyx that shipment of 1t in the rough, as has been done heretofore, is very Mir. Underhill proposes to obviate having to pay freight on this waste by having the onyx cut and partially dressed at the quar- rIes.
 F. w. Ullery, interested in mining property in the Hassay ampa is in from Big Bug. MT. Ullery has dis posed of a haif interest in the Jewel and Ohio Kid mines in Hassayampa to O. W. Gregorr. His Ora Fina, Dexter and La Plata mines on Wolf creek contain valuable bodies of ore that in the past have netted slO0 ton on the ore shipped out and the mines ale looking better now than eyer. Mir. Ullery says the shelter to be located in Big Bug district will no doubt be at the site of the old Commercial Mining Go. reduction works. He is of the opin- on that Big Bug will boom this year.
 John Luke and partners have bonded their eclipse group of mines n the Bradshaw mountains to east 'rn capitalists, who propose to pro. ,eed at once to their further devel- ,pment. The mines run parallel md are not very far distant from 'sch other, the working shaft being )n the Lorena vein. The shaft is town over 200 feet, and it is pro- posed to sink it to depth of 100 eet, and then cross out to the Eclipse ledge at this depth. A large boiler and hoisting plant has also -A S- Px1a [