Arizona republican., 1898-02-10
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.
 The Golden Queen Consolidated Gold Mining company, formerly the Golden Rule, has closed down, but it is believed to be only tempoi ary.- Prospector.
 J. A. Straith & Co. of Nogales re- ceived from the Guaymas district of Sonora, for treatment, several fine samples of gold ore, one of which ran over $2,0O0 per ton.
 Judge R. H. Knight, prominent lawyer of Los Angeles, was in Tomb stone Tuesday on business connected with the Gold Cliff at Pearce in which he is interested. MT. Knight has been in Tombstone several times and is a welcome visitor. He has encourag- ing words regarding the Cliff.
 The Middle March company in the Dragons has twelve men at work, six of whom are employed in the mine and six kept grading and preparing for the erection of their smelter. Some of the machinery of which is already on the ground. The property looks we'll and every evidence of a booming camp in the near future is probable.
 The Minnesota, owned by John Bar ry, is a good mine. MT. Barry closed down to admit of certain work being done. A specimen of silver ore re- gently taken out combines new ele- ments. Massive sulphide of silver was laced together with wires of na- tive silver and the whole spotted over with ruby and antimony. The Mime sota is in the Chloride district
 Lester Jackson of Prescott, a ni1ing expert, left Tucson Tuesday with Da- vid Burroughs for the Baboquivari mountains, to inspect the Fresnal group of mines owned by Messrs Bur- roughs, Wicks and Allison Bros. It is said he represents Dan Gillette and Mrs. Hearst with unlimited capital and in case his report is satisfactory a good sale will no doubt be the re- suit.
 Ed Hughes was in Tucson Tuesday with twenty tons of ore which he will ship to Bisbee for reduction. It comes from his big copper mines in the Santa Ritas and averages eighteen or twenty ounces. MT. Hughes Is a regular shipper. Those who have seen his properties say they are among the best in the country and the day is not far distant when he will make a big for tune from them.
 Last Friday MT. Ed Cummings, the one armed miner who was familiarly known as Judge died at the Cochise county hospital after a lingering i1l- ness. succumbing to pneumonia Judge" was 46 years of age Single handed and alone he has sunk several shafts over 100 feet deep and drifts aggregating hundreds of feet, fol every bucket of dirt from which he climbed up and down his ladder tc windlass.
 Frederick Stock from the Gold I States mines in the Dragons states there are twenty-two men at present on the pay roll and that work on the grade for the shelter is about com pleted. It is expected to have the i thirty ton smelter in position by tht last of the present month. Develop pectations and good feeling prevails Supplies are daily senr out to th' mine from Tombstone.
 Filed at Yuma: Raymond and B Toohey of Phoenix to J. H. Johnson O Kansas City, bond to deliver on Jul, IA, 1898, upon payment of s75, ,O0O, deet to the Ophir, Little Lizzie, Colorad, and Bob Ingersoll lodes, in Ellswortl district, three miles from Harrisbure Lee Morris and Boon Morris of Pa lomas bond for deed to Henry B. Ken drick of Boston, in amount of s25 .OOO for delivery of deed of Golden Harl group of claims.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel DonnelIy o the Copper Glance mining camp ar at the New Orndorff. MT. Donnell is at the head of the colony which i doing much good, and while some peo pie may think them somewhat ex treme in their views or customs, on thing is certain, they are doing thou sand fold more good than evil for tn
 territory. The Star would be please to see about a thousand such colonie Tn the territory, for they not only de velop the material but moral wealt as well.-Tucson Star.
 ' The following filings were made g , Globe recently: Location notice. IC
 tos claim, H. Zchoegner; Occident,
 M. Thorndyke ct al; Orient, H. x Ward; deed to mine, William D. Fisl
 administrator, to James A. Flemine
 w. H. Hamilton and wife to L. ]
 LOOney; J. H. Brown to L. l.. Leone
 Articles of incorporation were filed the Globe Gold Mining and Millir
 company, the incorporators beir
 Miles W. Gibbons, John Kasser Cha Hickman, George J. Stoneman ar
 Joseph H. Hamill