Arizona republican., 1899-10-02
MINING NOTES.

Frank B. Lane and Barney Harm
/ son went to the Lone Star mining dis
trict. Mr.. Lane went out to consult
with client concerning a law suit
which is said to be brewing
vile Bulletin.
! Dora Morris and F. L. B. Goodwin
! left Tuesday morning for the ClaT k
mining district, where Mr. Morris has
force of men doing assessment work
on a number OF mining claims.-Solo-
knoxville Bulletin.
! w. J. Parks came up from the coal
| fields strip On Friday last TO visit his
family and while here visited Clifton.
He returned to the strip Tuesday Mr.
Parks says the. development work now
being done by claim owners on the
strip is very encouraging.-Sol Solomon
vile Bulletin
A letter from Judge John Blake OF
Saffcrd informs the Soiomonville Bull
letin that a recent shipment from the
Friend mine on the San Carlos strip
melted 1920. This shipment was most
ly second grade ere. This is the sec
ond car of ore shipped from this mine,
the first one having netted over 1900.
Mrs. l. L. Qualey visited Stafford
Sunday. Mrs. Qualey says that devel-
opment work will soon begin in earn
est at the Lone tSar mine. The first
ore taken out will be shipped, but later
a smelter will be erected on the river
opposite omonville.-Bulletin
Murray Innes has been appointed as
sistant general superintendent of the
Arizona and New Mexico Railway COM
pany and assistant general manager of
the Arizona Copper company. The ap-
pointment is a gocd one, says the Bull
letin, and marks the progress and pros
perity of the company which has come
under the successful management of
James ColQuhoun. With the increase
of the plant the duties of the general
superintendent have multiplied and
the appointment of Mr.. lines to the
position of assistant superintendent is
another guarantee of the continued
economical and wise management that
has made Clifton the prosperous min
ing camp of the present time.
The following notes from the King
OF Arizona mine are clipped frcm the
Yuma Sun: For the consideration OF
a good amount John Mckee sold to J.
M. Speese the Grand Prize mine, join
ing the famous King mine which is
now running night and day. George !
H. Miles made the deal. A new dis
cJVery of red porous or honeycomb |
iron quartz, 300 feet wide, has been
made short mile from the King mine. |
1t is showing up well and promises TO |
surpass all others in the district. The |
owners already feel themselves mil
lionaires Henry Cantwell, Archie |
Priest and Mr.. Sexsmith arrived here |
last evening to commence work on the |
promising lead property of j. NJ.
Speese, situated enc and 9, half miles
from the King mine. c. l.. Brown OF
Yuma has a bend on the property.
J. F. Conroy of Los Angeles has been
in the suit embracing the
ard Gold Nugget mining claims
Yuma Sentinel.
George Simon, or Diamond George,
was in town this week from prospect
ing trip in the Cccopah mountains.
GG0rgs exhibits a piece CT ore which
he says assays $2,58S per ton and was
taken from a four-fCot ledge. The
rock is free milling and it would take
but small ledge of the class CT rcck
which he exhibits to prove bonanza.
Yuma Sentinel.
T. NJ. Brennan agency clark CT the
CClorado River Indian reservation,
with headquarters at Parker, Arizona,
stopped in Needles the fore part of the
week, after a six weeks trip through
thel south and east, says the Needles
Eye. He left for the reservation
Wednesday by beat, taking with him
4 cargo of several thousand pounds CT
supplies fer the agency. Mr. brennan
is interested in the development Of
mining properties along the Colorado
river and while east succeeded in In
teresting eastern capital