Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-07-27
Mining intelligence.

A deed has been filed for record
 from ]. S. Carmichael to Morris CTum for the Farnham lode in Wal
 ker district the consideration being S200.
 w. c. Bashford has leased the Chicago Gold Company's mill, near the Senator, and is having 200 tons of ore packed from the Jersey Lily mine to be worked in 1t.
 The bill providing that no mining claim, or any part of claim, owned by any person who may enlist in the volunteer army or navy, shall be subject to forfeiture for non-psr- foEmance of the annual assessments until sin months after the owner is mustered out, or, if he should not survive the war, then SIX months after his death in the seFTice, has become law.
 At a depth of 175 feet the West Gro Bonito claim which lies just be- low the Gro Bella in the Bradshaw mountains. shows . ledge of six feet between walls. While the ore is mineralized the entire width of the ledge there are two feet of it in which the ore is reported to be very rich. This claim, together with the Black Horse, is owned by LIndley Abel, who has devoted the best years of his life developing them. He has a good property.
 A deed has been filed for record from James IT. Slack to Patrick O'Donnell for the Little Kicker mine iD Big Bug district. The deed was executed more than a year ago and no consideration is stated in the instrument.
 Through David Jones, formerly foreman of the Congress mine. and . hrst-class mining man, the John son mine near Stanton has been bonded to eastern capitalists and work will be commenced on it the first of next month. Mr. Jones will have charge of the property and will supeTintend the work.
 ". T. Little, representing Sprus ance, Stanley < CO, wholesale deal CTS in liquors, of San Francisco, and pioneers in the Arizona field, came in from the north last night on his way to Globe. MT. Little has been for g long time engaged in mining in the Big Bug country, and he has come direct from his mine, the Red Rock, on which he has twenty-sIx men employed. The mine is two miles from the Big Bug railroad route, seven miles from Mayors Station and twenty-seven miles from Prescott. The Lottie and Annie are adjoining properties, and the Poland is not far away. The mining outlook there is very bright. A 7,0O0-foot tunnel is in progress of construction on the Lottie. Comparatively little has been heard of the camp at Red Rock. It includes about 300 miners and theIr families, has two tele- phone lines, four saloons, plenty of stores and boarding houses and has daily mail facilities,-Phenix Re publican.
 Jas. A. Fleming is elated over re- cent developments on the Diamond H gE pup of mines. The new work ing shaft at a depth of 70 feet is in rich sulphide ore, which covers the whole bottom of the shaft. It is that water will be struck at 30 feet. At another place on the surface four feet of ore has been un- covered, which assays high in gold, some of it S150 to the ton. In sink ing an old shaft water was struck, strongly imprsgnated with copper. An analysis of the water made by L. G. Coombs, asssyer, gave . re- turn of 22 pounds of copper to 100 1 gallons of water. MT. Fleming be- lieves that in the Diamond H he has one of the most promising mines in Globe dis Fict and we hope his expectations will be realized, as | there is DO one more deserving of success than he.-SilVer Belt.