Arizona republican., 1899-05-21
MINING NOTES.

Mr- George F Hogg, a mining en-
 gineer from San FTanciscc, was up to
 SteeDle Beck last week in the interest
 of the Pacific Extraction companv,
 which has recently put q cyanide plant
 into that camp, for the purpose of
 wEorftrS the tailings of the cld Car
 Isle mill. Some months ago the Pa
 ciHc Extr2ctiCn company sent a young
 man named T. K. Cody, who was sup
 pcead to be cyanide expert, cut 10
 rQt up the wc-ks MT. Code took his
 brother, w. F. Code, along to help cut
 la the good work. Mr Code put up
 the works, and a few weeks ago re-
 turned tc San F'rancisc0, saying he was sick, and that no attempt at working
 the teilipgs had been made The con- pany then sent out c. A Grabill and on his report and the sudden absence Of w. F. CCde, MT. HCgg came out to 1nVl-f gate. ,He found that MT. Code was not much Of an engineer. and had Eut up his plant in the worst place pes sible. and that it was put together in such 8 manner that it would have to b6 taken down and moved before work 1ouEd be 6c2e to an advantage MT Gratil accom- panied Mr Hcgg ba.k to San Francisco Sat urday. Mir. Hogg thinks the company
 " II. ROI III l1-C N-lOUS1Ilu UT StO NlDltdES necessary to save the investment it new has at Steeple Rock, but says it will require an assessment cn Uhe stockholders to dc it, and that will take at least thirty days after he gets back. MT. Hcglg is prined fer an in tereisting conversation with the Code brothers, in which he will have Q few words to say regarding their capacity and thsir hCneSty.- Lib eIal
 Mrs. Alfred Kinney returned last MOnGay from her mines (the Bryan grcUp) near Riverside, where she made arrangements to ship ore to custom smel5er. Two carloads Of ore had been sorted and were to be ship ped ss soon as the sacks, ordered at Tucson. arrived. This lot is tct be hSulad to Casa Grarde for shipment and subsequent shipments will be maGe from Picacho station. The Bry- an mines are well developed and have large bodies of high grade copper is the intenjicn 10 slip 100 tons CT miare of ore monthly. A new and inn portant strike Of glance ore was made recently in enc Of the claims of the group. Experts who have examined t2e Bryan mines pronounce them q FeTy valuable property and Mrs. Kin rey has received several handsome of fsIas for them, but considering the large amount Of high grade ore in sight and the moderate cost Cf mining ard delivering 1t at the railroad, Mrs Kinney concluded that it was a better prCPcsitiC1 t- hold ca to them, the shipment Of ore promising to be very prcfii ta5-a.-GlCloe Silver Felt.
 A group of mines situated in Gold gulch, thirteen miles west of Globe, comprises the Mountain Rose, Moni- tor Triangulator, Grand Center and four other claims, and are owned by ". H Stewart, James H. Pascoe and Charles Dickson. The principal de has been done on the four mines first mentioned and very large bodies of carbonate and oxide ores haVC been opened. Mere or less work has aisC Eean dCne on the ether claims of the group with good results. The is52a Cn the Mountain Rose and Moni- ter, running through their entire length, crops for a distance of 1900 feet, and in the many openings made, shows ore carrying copper, gold and silver. Nineteen samples taken along the ledge, gave average assays of 19 64-100 per cent copper, $9 geld and thirteen ounces silver.-GlCi0e Silver PPFt