Arizona republican., 1899-08-16
MINING NOTES.

! 1t is reported that J. D. Moore of
/ Presco:'. thinks of trying to get up an
ore exhibit to be sent to the Texas
state fair, which will be IN session in
! Dallas fer a month A good many
! Texas people are interested in mines
in Arizona and more could be induced
| to become interested by a good ore ex-
hibit. There will DE people from all
over the Union at the fair.
According 60 the published report
the lode mines of British Columbia
have paid dividends to date to the ex-
tent of S2,126,465 This does not rep
resent the actual amount of dividends,
but is all the returns they have re-
ceived
The deepest workings in any Cana
dian meal mine are to be found at
the pyrites mine, operated by the Eus-
tbs Mining company at Eustis, Quebec,
where the main shaft, On the incline,
is now down to the depth of $500 feet.
President Coram of TING Cochiti G. NJ
company has issued a circular outlin-
ing the development at the mine TO
onte. He says the company has q
chute of ore which is opened to 600
feet in depth, $50 feet in length and
sixty feet in width block contain
ing 100000 tons AS soon as the
mine is equipped to treat 10000 tons
per morrh it is thought it will be up
on dividend paying basis.-Mining
and Metallurgical Journal.
The value of miners associations in
protecting the interests of the industry
has already been felt in the short per
Tod of eight years existence of the
California Miners association. The
influence for good has been extended
to the southern counties of California
by the formation of the southern Cali
fOrn.a branch with a membership that
increases monthly as the objects. and
usefulness of union in a common cuuse
become known. By invitation from
this association the seventy-seventh
meeting off the American institute of
mining engineers will begin en- the
18th of September next in San Fran
cisco, after which the regular annual
meeting of ..he California Miners as
ISOLATION will be held. 1t is the priv
ilege and duty CT all who are inter
ested in mining to become identified
with this association and benefit by
these meetings and aid the proper rep
resentE.ion of the importance of min
ing IN southern California One of the
objects Of miners associations is to
p: cmote and regulate legislative and
ether measures affecting the mining
laws and industry.-Min:ng and Met
allurgioal Journal.
1t is reported thc.. New York parties
have bonded the Robinson, Broken
& Pclcher copper mines fer $4,000.
These mines are located near the
Grand Reef mine on the Aravaipa side
OF the mountains. The report also
says that $1,000 in cash was paid down
-Prcspector.
H. T. Watson, a well known mining
engineer with headquarters at Sa-E
Lake City, is IN Tombstone on mining |
business.
Nat Faison has a number Of men at
work on on his calm in the Tortill.ta |
says the Star. All of the |
work being done at present is in the |
way Of development. The claim is a |
mos. promising one, showing rich in |
gold, silver, lead and copper. Steps |
have been taken TO have the claims !
patented. Mr. Fais0n recently sold |
another mining property for $4,000 |
and a portion of the money VIII be |
used in developing the claim referred |
10.
Al Ezek:els is in from the Dragon
where he has been in
charge of the Peabody copper mines,
George Fitzgerald. 1t is
earned from Mr. Ezekiels that Mr.
Jaycox paid Mr.. Fitzgerald $25, 700 for