Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-01-26
Mining Intelligence.

tInez district, was nled Tor record
 today.
 4 strike of very rich ore body 1T
 the lower workings of the Gladiator
 mine IS reported. It is said to be
 thirty inches wide, in addition tc
 being very rich.
 A deed from W. S., w. D. and J
 NJ. Conner to Mrs. NJ. A. Milliken foI
 the Golden Wave No. l, and part ol
 Golden Fleece No. 2, mining claims
 has been filed for record. Consider
 ation $l 900.
 Deeds from John and Wm. Me
 Murry to J. J. and c. R. Hallums for their interest in the Monte
 Cristo, Eastern Divide, Black Dia-
 mond and New California mines, to-
 gether with mill and water sites, in
 the Weaver district, were filed for
 record today. Consideration S57OO.
 Thirty location notices of thirty
 six placer claims, known as Arizona
 Klondike placers, were filed for rec
 ord in the recorders office today. The claims are near Stanton, in
 Weaver district and relocations Of
 the Weaver placers. The locators are: Jake Marks. w. $. Marks, Jos.
 P. Dillon, R. W. Meador and J. NJ.
 Morgan.
 Griffin < Roberts, who have a small force Of men at work On their
 Klondike mine, in Copper Basin, are meeting with splendid encour-
 agement. The ledge IS about six teen inches wide and carries an ore
 body or pay streak of six inches, from which they have obtained ore running S90 per ton in gold. They have samples of the ore on exhibi
 tion.
 Phenix papers have frequently mentioned that Marcus Daly Is an interested party in the litigation involving the Equator miue, near Jerome. This is q mistak', as MT.
 Daly has no interest whatever in said mine, or the litigation con nected with it. A prominent Colo rado mining man has also been men toned m the same connection. This is also erroneous, as the parties 10 the suit on the Duke side are capi- talists of Connecticut.
 Wm. Bright came in yesterday from Squaw peak, and says that the mill on the Fuller group of prop critics is now in successful opera aion. The machinery is run by gas oline engines, one of forty horse power being used. In addition to this large one the company has one or two smaller ones. He says that the use of them has cleared the country there, for an area of several miles, completely of mountain lions as the explosions Of gas in the big engine causes report like cannon while tbe smaller ones can be com pared 10 infantry firing. The mines are looking sp!endidly aud the pros. pect Is excellent for the success of the enterprise. The engines con sume 104 gallons of gasoline per day.
 J. T. Dougiue, the Chicago min ing engineer, who has bonded some mining properties in the Santa Maria country, aud who came in from the east on Tuesday evening did not get away yesterday. He bought about a car load of lumber and other supplies in Prescott yes terday and will have them shipped to Hillside station. He also en- gagged over a dozen men to work for him. He says he has come to Arizona this time to remain, built will be contingent on his finding something to keep him here. The prop critics he has bonded are very promising as far as developed and he has great hopes of being able to open up good mines from them. He has had great experience in mining and if there IS anything in the prop critics he will find it.
 An eastern exchange says that Mir. | Stubbs, a Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, gen tleman, has invented a new gold | dredge, which. he thinks, bids fair | to revOlutionize the placer mining | industry. It combines several well i known principles, but is the first machine of its kind to be put ou, he | says. An application will be made | at once for a patent, aud for the present description of the machine will not be given till its mechanism is protected by United States patents. MT. Stubbs is an old hand in the way of inventing earth moving and his inventions are sad to have revolutIonized the of railroads and the burn ng of ballast for the same. The claims for the new dredge hat 1t can be operated at about a .hird of the usual cost, with an ,qual capacity, and will clean up where other dredges fail. It Is just possible that when Mir. Stubbs applies for his patent, he will fiud another invention in ahead ,f him.
 Charles F. Love,-the mining man. eturned this morning from a hasty rip to Chicago, his home. MT. 1Ove left here couple of weeks go, after having completed the ransfer of the Vulture mining prop rty, in which he is one of the in orporators of the New Vulture dining Company" which was form d here a few weeks ago. The new ompany is composed of moneyed ( len who represent a capital or 100000, and the mine, one of the |, est and most productive in the C will once more be actively = 'orked. The company will work z he mine on Il new principle but one . ntirely feasible, which consists of . the waters of the Hassa- | ampa river, about fifteen miles \ om the mine, and a turbine wheel z Ill be used to generate electrical ' over, which will be transmitted to - le mine, where monster pumps will |. 3 established to pump the water ,I om the lower levels.-Phenix Her = d. U U Deputy U. s. Marshal Porterie, IS ho IS an expert mineralogist and V saver, says that with Edison's new 'ocess for working low-grade sand irving gold, the Salt river would ake productive field. The sands T the rlver bottom carry considera- 6 magnetic iron and free gold, but