El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-27
Ell PAso DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY JANUARY q, 1899.
Mines aud
Mining.

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The Corona Company's stamp mill
lately passed through Bisbee to Sonora.
The camp is eighty miles south OF
Biibee.-Ex.
81. w. Blaisdell is reported to have
} secured Jesse on the Mohawk Com
|, pany's mine at Schultz and will erect a
cyanide plant.
The machinery for the Red Rock
quartz mill has arrived, and has been
} shipped to Huron station on the Phoe-
nix and Eastern acknowledgements
Miner.
John Luke is developing mins near
Crowned King which is owned by him
self and brother of Phoenix, and lie
opening up q fine body of ore in it.
Journal Miner.
w. II. Albritten of Stanley Butte, at
q depth of fifty feet, encountered q
large deposit of copper ore that carries
copper up to 30 per cent and gold value
$35.-Globe Times.
Capt. He'll Hale is in Tucson from
the Blue Jay. The old mine is doing
and silver. Some ore went about 500
in these metals.-Tucson Star.
Judge S. E. Booth, resident agent
for the assignee of the Golden Ajax
Mining & Milling company, will take
charge of the property of the company
on .Monday.-New Mexican Miner.
James Fault and John Chambers,
! Hawk canon, at q depth of fifteen feet,
struck four feet of Petenca ore worth
SIS per ton. This ore Is similar to q
strike at McMiliai eighteen years ago.
Globe Times.
Numerous strikes on the coal field
"trip are reported. Gold and silver
are found but copper pred0minates.
One mine having the entire shaft In
ore, yield rock assaytng Is to IS per
cent copper.-Range News.
Jerome News: The machinery for
the Jerome Mining Co. has arrived and
is being placed in position as fast as
possible. It is the Intention of Super
intendent Dillon to push development
and make the group q dividend payer.
Among the mines which have given
up rich strikes recently, are the
Prince George, at Stockton Hill, the
Park, and the Horn Silver mine near
White Hills, owned by Fred Brum.
b0ch and partner.-Yuma Sun.
Clack & Poland, leasers, take slO, 900
per month out of the Gro Plata mine,
which is owned by J. w. Gerritt. It
takes but fourteen men to do the work.
The Orc Plata was sold cheap about
three years ago by the former owner,
who thought 1t was worked out
Yuma Sun.
Weaver DISTRICTS Mother Lode
group of mines has been said to ex-Go-
vernon E. M. Mcintyre of Colorado, who
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develOpe and operate the mines On an
extensive scale. Tho price paid was
in the neighborhood of 600, 900. Gov.
Mcintyre has been in the Territory for
some time making examinations.-
Yuma Sun.
L. A. Beckle, an old time miner of
Tom bstone, bus more recently from
Silver City, Idaho, Is . late arrival in
Bisbee. He states that when he left
Idaho the snOw was about eight feet
on the level. There were about 300 or
400 men working in the mines there.
who receive SO per day, and pay 81 per
day for board. Better stay in Blsbee.
-Bisb bee Orb.
John Johnson has about finished his
contract on the Moreno shaft. The
property belongs to G. A. Rothgeb and
associates, of Las Vegas. The own
ers are 30 we'll satisfied with the work
already done and the results obtained
that they will continue operations.
This property Is situated in q good
locality, and many predict for 1t fine
future. Mexican Miners.
Uncle Johnnie Williams, proving
his faith by his works, has connected
operations on group of claims, just
below the town on Red River. He
brought in this morning q specimen
from q 3-fOot vein encountered on the
Anna lode, which he has left with G.
into q rock, but from outside indica-
tions, we should say that Uncle John
ME is strictly in it.-New Mexican
Miner.
A gentlemen informs the Citizen of
an interesting circumstance that oc-
Cured at the Azurite mine few days
ago. In smelling it is the custom to use
clay to close the top holes. Curiosity
was finally aroused in beholdiug q
white metal in liquid from oozing out
through the clay ana some of it was
brought to the city and assayed at the
university. Our informant says assay
proved 1t to be aluminum.-Tucson
Citizen.
James A. Fleming returned to Phoe::
nix last week from New York ana
Philadelphia where he has been for
the last four months on mining bust
ness. While he was gone Mr.. Fleming
sold one-fourth interest in the Black
Warrior and adjacent copper proper
ties near Globe, says the Republican.
He still retains sixty per cent of the
property. The demand for copper
properties throughout the east Is
stronger than 1t ever was. Mr.. Flem-
ing was offered $3.50, 900 for his prop
erty and was not only offered this but
was persistently followed about and
coaxed to take it. He says that he