Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-02-16
Mining Intelligence.
TIlmasa G Beadel

interest in the Golden Rod anS other mining claims near Stanton
 to T. E. Peery for S700.
 Eugene Allison and L. Godatl
 have deeded to Joseph Tamborin'
 a portion of the Is to 1 minIns claim, the consideration being S25C
 Eugene A. Higginson has deedsC to John F. Holden a third interes in the Longfellow and Light of Da. mining claims in Martinez district
 The Etta mill which has beel closed for some time on account O an accident to its machinery, will b started up again tomorrow, the nec essary repairs having been made.
 Charles T. Abbott and John E Coker have deeded to James Abbot their undivided half interest in tn, Deus Voleus mining claim, located in Weaver mining district; consider ation, $2,500.
 Another shipment of gold to th' amount of $6OO,OOO is due to arriv, in San Francisco from Australia oE Feb. 10. This will make an aggre gate of Sl3,000,000 received during the year.
 Joseph Letter, wto was recentll accredited with squeezing P. D Armour in the wheat deal. made { deposit of $6,00O,OOO in Armour bank the other day. The money wa made out of the wheat deal.
 The United Verde mines at Je rome, which have been closed dowr for some time on account of tht blockade to railroad traffic, will re sume operations again tomorrow During the temporary suspension some important additions have beer made to the extensive smelting plant of the mine.
 Van Fl. Brooks, the Salt Lake cyanide expert, and Dr. J. G. Mo Grath, the Omaha capitalist, were in from the Jessie mine today. MT Brooks informs us that the new 50 ton cyanide plant at the Jessie mine was completed and set in operation Mir. Brooks is confident that the plant will be big success.
 A deed was filed for record or Wedesday evening from Chas. Born ct al. to NJ. G. Burns for one-fifth interest in the Pardee, Myrtle Evening Star and Morning Star mines, and three-twentieths interest in the Blue Bird mine, all in Black Rock district. The consideration named was nominal, being only Sl.
 The London Rothschilds have, for a price close to a million, acquired through agents in Vancouver, B. C. a hydraulic gold-gravel claim on Hunker Creek in the Yukon coun- try. The deposit is said to be among the richest in the Klondike district. It is I2O feet thick, and a large sum of money has already been taken out of 1t.
 A telegram from Tombstone tells of the sale of the Black Diamond group of Copper mines located just east of that town. The sale is to N 0. Bagge of New York, and the con- siderstion, though kept quiet, is generally understood to be way up in the thousands The Black Dia- mond has long been regarded as one of the best copper properties there abouts. The ledge is very promi- neut and the property is favorably located. The ores are peacock and black sulphides, carrying a very high percentage. The new owners will commence operations at once,
 Judge Hebbard in San Francisco has rendered decision in the Fair water front case. He decided that the State of California has no right, title or interest whatever in the inlet of the bay in San Fran cisco, lying north of the city, be tween the government reservation, Fort Mason and Presidio and that the property rightly belonged to the Fair estate through a grant to James G. Fair from the North San Francisco Homestead and Railroad Association, which obtained its title from the state in 1864. The decision is of remarkable import ance.
 The Sterling Placer Company, with which s. E. Fuller Is connected. and which owns $500 acres of placer ground in Walnut Grove, has a number of men at work on it's claims. Trey have placed an order with an eastern manufacturing firm for the manufacture of a large steam shovel for handling their gravel. It will weigh about 70 tons and has a for moving twenty tons of gravel at once. It will take several weeks yet to complete it, and when it will be placed in posi- tion near the old Pete Verdier ranch, on the Hassayarnpa.
 Meager reports of a strike of won derful richness in the Crown Point mine have reached here. At a depth of POO feet the four foot ledge de Eeloped into ore running from $500 10 5000 ton. Great excitement is in the vicinity in conse- luence, and the property of the is being watched by guards armed with rifles. The news was brought to Phenix by Jack Long, who came direct to the camp. This s certainly good news if true, and will attract attention to the district n which Mir. Brodie is operating. The probability is that the Castle Creek district will experience a Klondike boom.-Gazette.
 W. G. Press has eigeteen men em- oloyed on the Storm Cloud group 'f mines in Maple gulch. He is having the ore worked at the mill 'f the Chicago Gold Company at The ore vein is said to be hree feet wide and runs all the way from $40 to $63 per ton. It is tated that since Mir. Press com operation on this property bout S2O,OO0 worth of development york has been done on them and all put few hundred dollars of this mount has been taken from the 'lalms. A property that can make uch showing as this has a bright outlook for it. Mir. Press is now in Jan Francisco to purchase a ten tamp mill for the property.
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