El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-11-19
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Notes.
Scotty Thompson and Fred K I'VE
have just had sixteen tons OF ore run
through the Silver Flake mill with
satisfactory results. James Chambers
had lot OF ore run through the same
mill, with q result Of $40 per ton gold.
Prescott Courier.
The Jarilia mining company Is ship
ping ore from the Mamie Baird mine
in Lincoln county to Ell PasO. Th1s
claim is one of q group in the Jarllla
mountains that the above company has
bonded from A. J. DeMules for $780,.
| OOO.-Las Vegas Optic.
Charles Gracey was in Kingman yes
| terday on business connected with his
Kiondike mines. The mill, he reports,
is now running night and day and ID
crushing ten tons every twenty-four
hours. The clean-ups are proving
most satisfactory.-Moh Miner.
F.. E. Breed & Co. have some promis-
| ing placer claims in the Peoples valley
neig hborhood. Mr.. Breed came in
| from the grounds yesterday with very
| fine sample vial of coarse gold, taken
from about q wheelbarrow and half
of dirt from one of the claims.-Pres-
colt Courier:
A Mr.. Heller has in operation wa
ter power arrastra on Spring creek,
some twenty miles northeast OF Payson.
This creek empties into Tonic, some
four miles below the settlement. The
ore is hauled two miles. The returns
of this arrastrs are very encouraging
to the Owner.-GlObe Times.
]. E. Beveridge, manager of the
Pan American company, at Prletas,
has resigned and returned to Utah. In
working over the old dump by cysnid-
ing, some $50, 900 have been paid In
dividends within the last three years.
1t is understood that these tailings are
about exhausted.-Engineering and
Mining Journal
The johnson dry washer at Golden Is
proving q huge success. The washer
and the dredger together are using up
q ton of dirt every five seconds, AND
there ia an encouraging amount OF water
10 work with. The surface dirt is bel q &
used at present, and it is panning out
we'll. Every body interested in the out
fit is highly Santa Fe
New Mexican.
ia. Hunt left Thursday for his
mines In the Bstopilas country. He
showed us come lead and copper ore
which he obtained from this mine. One
specimen asssyed Is ounces to the tor
and another AZ per cent OF copper. u
course these specimens we're exception
ally fine. Mr.. Hunt says his mines will
average Is to 20 per cent lead. He
has some rich copper prospects.-Ex
change.
A deal wasi consummated last Satur.
day evening by which Captain Alfred
Solano of Los Angeles, enters into pos
session of the old Diana mine a.
Rohort Maarn the owner
made the deal. The price is said to be
S6, 900. Under the circumstances i
was lucky deal for Meara on the eve
of his departure for Yuma. The mine
is one of the old producers OF Chloride
but has been idle for yesrs.-Mohav'
Miner.
Thos. Gavigan and Taylor Brana
man were injured in the Hoosier shat,
last Sunday: Gavigan ran the Gag
from the fifth to the seventh level
, forgetting that the chairs at the sixth
(heavy iron bars across the shaft) hat
not been thrown out. The
cage in it's descent struck thu
bars with considerable force, ant
the two men were badly shaken up
Gavigan's right knee was severel.
sprained and he will be laid up TO-
some time. Branaman who was sup
posed to be hurt the worst is on tn
street and almost well.-Globe Belt.
Henry Pichoir, of San Francisco
Cal, died at the residence of his ply
stefan, DR.. L. de Corvsl, October oath
| in the 61st year of his age. The de
ceased WAS born in Geneva, Switzer
land, and came to California in 1854
: was soon identified with mining inter
ests, and has ever since been connecte
with the management of many OF tn
: no ost prominent mines in the state. II
. was one of the promoters OF the Oh
, Giant Powder company, and was tn
, financial agent of the London Explort
tion company, representing Hamilto
' Smith and Henry Perkins, of Londor
. Mr. PichOir was secretary OF th
7 Steeple Rock Mining company, of Ne
Mexico, and the Oneida Mining con
pauy, of California; secretary and mai
t ager of the North Bloomfield Grave
= company and the Kate Hayes Mimi
: company. of CALIFORNIA;; president
n the Alaska Juneau Mining compan.
n and director in the Alaska M exica
{, Mining company and the Alaska +!
plorstion company. He was also pr
: sident of the Swiss Relief Society, an
d vice-preside MT of the Swiss Benevolel
9 Society. He had no relatives In tn
/ country, his only sister residing
r Madrid, Spain.-Engineering and Mi
ing Journal.