Arizona republican., 1898-08-22

{ Colonel Montrose has shift of men working his gold mine two and a half miles southwest of Coyote Holes near Kingmah, ,'';a' :, ,<s ,.-.,i q l <-E. Hilty has several men at work on a mammoth ledge east of the Tennes- see, Chloride district. It assays in. gold, silver and lead.s ts 5s&-:;ss
 The ten stamps at the Kiondyke mill began work last week. Bars will soon be received regularly by the express company at Kingman.
 l Frenchy has a carload of gold ore ready to ship from his gold mine on tthe' west side of Shrun's Peak, Mohave county. The ore is sparkling with free i gold.f'. = sf-i l.; '-os, rs .s-- Frank Dewey and Tom Lyons had a i lot of White Hills ore at the sampler last week. Frank is thinking of going to see his uncle at Manila and securing 8 soft job .s.iLsYs i.t.
 George Mcconnell and Barney Per kins have struck it rich on their lease at Chloride. The property is an exten- fsi0n of the Mollie Gibson mine, and be- longs to John Flynn. ;
 The fine new big hoist owned by the Gold Note company at Richenbar has been shipped to the. Pinos Altos gold cOmpany's property. near Silver City, N. M. This hoist is a fine piece of mas chinery, large and complete.
 The Arizona Copper company of Cliff ton will soon put on a large number of new men, which will be made necessary ' by the two new contractors now go- ing in. The company is building sev- eral large, new buildings and also a fine two story brick library which will be free to it's employees.
 | Joice, Marshall and J. Smith have a gold discovery near the New London mine that promises to be bonanza. Float from the ledge has been found by different prospectors but the ledge has remained hidden until these men went about systematically to find it. The ore assays as high as twenty ounces of gold per ton. They will commence work on it at once.
 Some time this fall the Temple Bar will have the water turned on with greater force than any gravel bar con- taining gold was ever attacked before. Mohave county expects great things from the, working of these mammoth bars, and when the machinery is all i in place and the gold is coming out, l the people will realize what big thing it is.-Mineral Wealth.
 In reference to the San Carlos coal fields survey Deputy Surveyor Contzen stated today that the same is one of the most accurate surveys that has lever been executed here in Arizona The position of the line is in accord ance with the special act of congress The survey was executed under ex- treme difficulties in January last. Ii was subsequently, inspected by Colonel Brigham who pronounced the same correct. In his report, however, there appears a deviation between the dep. uty and himself which is probably only of a clerical nature.-Tucson Citizen.
 The old "Pegleg" mine. twin broth fer of the mythical Breyfegle. mine, is iagain reported as having been recently
 rediscovered for about the, fifteenth time) this time near Death valley, il
 southeastern Nevada No doubt botL
 of these traditions were based on th5 fact that as early as 1850 some emf grants for California by the southerr or San Bernardino route from Sal Lake City stopped and, opened up { small vein of auriferous quartz neal
 Kingston springs. a few miles east O the southeast end of Death valley. Th'
 writer once suggested this solution tt
 Breyfogle, but the lank but tireless o1(
 nrospector became very indignant a the suggestion and insisted that he hat once seen and tested phenomenalll
 rich gold quartz vein in that bleak ant } desolate region. But after long year. iof tire1ess search he was unable to fin( the place again.-S. w. Bullion.