The herald., 1898-09-18

Planet Saturn properties in Yavapat coun-
ty. These properties are near Fools
guch. Development work TO the extent Of
1000 feet will be pushed, in order TO fully
open out the mine and determine its full
value and the character of the ore as
depth is attained. When the full nature of
the mine is discovered appropriate ma
Ichinery will be erected at the mine to work
the ore 1t is the proper way 10 handle a
mine, and if more mines were opened out
before extensive plants were erected the
percentage of profitable properties would
increase.
Under the direction of Superintendent F.
C. White a fine mill is being erected on the
mines of the Arda;h company near Wick
enberg, Yavaipai county. The mine has
become very good property.
| Notwithstanding the misnomer in it's
name, the Swindler mine in Big Bug dis
,rict, Yavapai county, is being satisfac-
torilly developed by that brilliant and en-
ergetic mining man, E. b. Gage of the
Congress mine, who has secured an option.
Timbering is being done to a considerable
extent in the mine.
From the old Red Cloud mine, in Silver
district, near the Colorado river, in Yuma
county, the owner, II. Pomeroy Griswold
has just made a shipment of ore which is
satisfactory in its returns. This property
is an old one that has lain idle for years
until Mr.. Pomeroy secured possession of it.
| Telfair Creighton, a resident of Los An
geles. is so pleased with the mines he is
interested in near Springfield in Yavapai
county that he intends to erect a mill upon
them.
Hon. John S. Jones and Messrs Lee and
Hazel of British Columbia are so pleased
with the continued bright outlook of the
| Little Jessie mine near Prescott that after
a thorough inspection of the mine they
have made up their minds to erect a 200
| ton cyanide plant on the mine and in Chap
parai gulch. The cyanide process has been
,ested on the ore of the Little Jessie with a
small experimental plant that has been
| there for some time. This will give ire
mendous impetus to mining in Yavapai
county.
Judge Purcell of Tucson has encoura ging
news from the Canyon del Orc district
| There are now over fifty claims located
| there and the discoveries of good ore are
numerous. This dstric; is only about
thirty miles from Tucson.
A great deal of development work is be-
ing done in Quagley Brothers mines in the
Lone Star district. Some very good strikes
are reported. A large force of men are at
work and big camp is predicted.
In the Copper King camp in he Dragon
mountains, Cochise county the company
is sinking three wells in the canyon and
also has dam fully constructed for rain
water. When a water supply is developed
work on a large scale will begin.
General Arizona Notes
Nathan solomon. now residing and =
business in f, Paso. Texas, but an ord
resident of Solomonville. Arizona. wa:
married TO Mss Alice Uhlmann OF FL Paso
The bride IS one Of e. Paso $ most beau,ifu
and accomplished women.
Miss Amelia Soto of Wilcox Ar.z, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ard Mrs. P. B. Soto, gave a fare
wei, party to her friends prepare cry to
leaving on he nigh: train of The 1O:h flr
San jose, Ca, where she wiz attend
school.
Hon. r. r. Munk. a brother of DR.. J. A.
Munk of Les Angeles. returned 10 Wilcox
after paying his brother long VISIT. He
VII Leave in day Of two for Kansas City
% look after some cattle deals that he has
n view.
Thee Hamp of the San Francisco Exam
liner staff : spending his vacation a., a
ranch he owns near Fuckers, Arz Mrs.
Hamp is with him.
WILCOX i 10 have a good hS.el. one Trims
she has needed for some time. 1t will open
about the Is. of DC; ODER and viii be unde.
the charge of Mrs. Ella Macy.
Hon F. w. Hayes, the Graham coun;!
supervisor was married August 1880 Miss
c. B. CaraWay OF Haeerstown. Ind.
The school Il: Bisbee opened with 272
scholars. Miss Edith Stowe, Mss Mora
Cohn, MS Lulu Howe. Miss Maggie H.,
and Miss Harriet Warning as the women
teachers and S. p. McCrea, Who was prln-
c:pal Of the Tucson school last year W !.
be principal. I; is expected that the num-
Der Of pupils viii be largely increased be-
fore the end Of the month.
A T. mbs,one man died there a shor: tins
ago and wtlled his false teeth ITO the Con-
g-e'ga .onal church. An auction was had o.
bids were received fer a p1.valte sale ana
the result was S21 20 the Golfers of .he
church. The teeth were well made and :he
bidding Was spirited.
The latest Arizona ratt,esnake story IS a.
follows: Len Shat:uck, who runs a saloon
In R.sbee, IN the appropriate location Of
Brewery gulch, rs a mus!ca, connoissell
in he talent which he en- cages for his sa-
loon. No: satisfied with the ordinary girl
musical hall singer, he has procured A