Arizona republican., 1899-08-10

be opening up well, as the following
 from the Yuma Sentinel gives testi-
 mony: Thomas Drennen, secretary
 of the Parker Indian agency, was in
 town Tuesday on his way to Los An
 geles, from whence after a short visit
 he will make a trip to Chicago, New
 York, Boston and ether eastern cities.
 While in Chicago he will purchase ma
 chinery with which to operate his
 mines which are located near Perker and which give promise of being
 wealth producers of no mean magni-
 tude.'
 The Mohave Miner says Captain Pol
 hamus, with the river steamer Mo- have, is hauling the two mills for the Arizona and New England Mining
 company from the Needles to "he
 landings forty miles above. On the
 Nevada side of the river a twenty stamp mill will be erected and on the Arizona side ten stamps will be added to the ten stamps already in position. The two mines owned and operated by the company are producing enough at present to keep the mills running steadily and by the time the plant is ready 10 start up several thousand tons will be in the tins.
 Chris Harryhouser, who for nearly nine years had charge of the mines of the United Verde Copper company as foreman, will have charge cl5 the work on W. A. Clark's properties on Equator Hill. The work will be started in a few days.-Jerome News.
 The Colorado mine, owned by AL thee Modesti and Frank Avila, still gives promise of proving a bonanza. Twenty-Five men are now at work on the mine and s6,000 worth of ore will be shipped during this month.-Senti- nel.
 Seventeen placer mining claims were filed with the county recorder this week. There seems to be a boom in placer mines. The locations are all up the Colorado river.-Yuma Sentinel.
 The late rains have been of great benefit 70 the mining and cattle intar- ests of this section, and men interested fn both industries are corresponding happy. At the Verde smelter the of ficials report that the ws,-er supply IS larger than ever before in the history of the successful working of the mines.-Jarome News
 Superintendent Dillon of the Jerome Copper company, has started develop ment work on the company's claims cas-, of where the 1,00O-foot tunnel is Icing run, and the showing now. aI- though but little work has been done. IS encouraging
 What is said to be the most effect i've antidote to cyanide poisoning is a subcutaneous injection of q 2 per cent solr'-ion of peroxide of hydrogen. Dr. Loevy suggests ths.s in every cyanide plant provision Tor the administration of such antidote be made by having, say, half ounce of peroxide of hydro gen in a small tightly-corked bottle. kept in the dark, with sui.able hypo- dermic appliance, accessible for imme- diate use if required. Exchange
 Judge Purcell returned from his lead and coper mines in the SierTGtas yes terday. The mines are Joking well. with lots of good ore showing. A shaft has been put down on one of the claims that is now fifty feet deep and 1t is in good copper oTe.-Star
 Major Pitkin has gone to Peeples' valley to take charge of the Monte Cristo mill, says Prescott paper.
 John McDerwin. an old miner who i left Prescott in 1880 for Nevada. has | returned on brief business visit Courier.
 Wells H. Bates, a New York man, who is interested in Arizona mines, is i new visiting Prescott.
 Judge Schrimcher has closed LID his justice Ci9 the peace office and is at present ao.ing as superintendent of 1 the Easter Sunday Mining company in which he owns a large interest-Orb. 1
 R. D. McNeely and Albert Gray. prominent mining men from Cripple Creek. Colo, are visiting Bisbee on mining business. says the Orb.
 A large supply of mining supplies 1 provisions, etc, was shipped to Pi1ares today for the Pilares mine. owned by McKim & Benton. Every day or two sees large wagons loaded with SUD- plies headed for northern Sonora. which at present is being more thor oughly prospected than ever before in it's history.-Orb.
 Professor Benton of Cochise county has secured the position of foreman of the Hardy mines in the Dragoon 1 muntains and during MT. Hardy's con templated absence in the east he wall ! be in full charge.
 The mining opportunities of Cochise 1 county are referred to by the Bisbee | Orb in the following manner: This ! county IS again coming into DrOmi- hence as a good field for profitable in ! vestment in mining and other enter prises, and by the renewed hum of ..he lie and trade one is even now remind [ ed Of the prosperous days of the early ! sos. We are entering upon an era of permanent prosperity to which we are justly entitled by the unbounded ! extent and stability of our nsSural re- sources which will aid in our future growth and activity. it is safe to say that the steady continuance and val ues of the ore bodies thus far explored : gives ample proof that our mineral