Arizona republican., 1899-06-28
MINING NOTES.

The Security Development company of Glasgow, Scotland, owner of the Elkhart mine of Chloride. has appro- priated large sum of money for the purpose of extending development Of the property. A three compartment shaft will be sunk at once from the surface to depth of not less than 600 feet. A double drum cage hoist will be installed over this shaft. The shaft now in operation will be sunk to a depth of eco feet and connection will be made with the new working shaft. The two shafts may De continued to depth Of 1000 feet. The mill will hereafter be worked to it's full capacity or eighty tons daily. At present 200 tons of cO1centrates are shipped monthly from the mill. Dr. Comstock general manager of the property. is quite enthusiastic oyer the ibrlght out look for the mine and firmly believes that it will be one of the great mines Of the coast.-Kingman Miner.
 A sale of a group of mines in the Aubrey district has been made to the Midas Mining and Milling company by E. Ogden and Lew Blakely. The Mi das Mining and Milling company Is an organization composed of w. G. Blakely, G. F. Shelden, Harry McConnb
 
 and Schaeffer are in Kingman. The new company will put Tn a mill on the Big Sandy and will immediately begin development work on the newly ac- quired property. Messrs. Shelden and Schaeffer are residents of Los Angeles, but will look after the Business inter- ests of the company at this point The mines are excellent properties and by jud-CiOus management ought to be brought into the dividend producing class within few months Messrs Ogden and Lew Blakely departed for the mines yesterday morning.-King- man Miner
 L. B. Whicher, a Boston banker; F Milton Johnson, a prominent mining engineer of Denver; Benjamin Orne. New York capitalist. interested in the steel and railroad business; Robert D. Grant, formerly manager of the Par rott Copper company of Butte, Mont, and Don Gillis, formerly superintend- ent of the same property, arrived on this afternoons train from Jerome, where some of the party are interested in copper mines. They have spent five days in and around Ar;zona's big copper camp and express themselves well pleased with the place-Journal- Miner.
 Douglas Brown, representing the American Exploration company. which has acquired large mining interests on Pinto creek and in the Mineral creek district, is expected here tomorrow evening. He is accompanied by the wife of Guy Butler, who is in charge of the Pinto creek properties.-Globa Silver Belt.
 The Boston Herald of June Is says: St0pk h n1darS nF Mining company held a special meet ing in Jersey City today and voted unanimously to increase the capital stock from $3,7500 900 to S5 O00, ,000 The increase is to be used in the purchase Of mining claims located near Globe, | known as the Continental group, and 1t is sad other properties may be pur- chased.
 The Seven Devils Mining and Davel- l opment company has secured a very broad and valuable charter under the ! laws of New Jersey to purchase, de- | Velop and operate gold and coppsr mines in Idaho, Utah and Arizona, and | intends to increase it's capital as oc- casion requires up to s1O,OOO,OOO
 The company controls and owns sev- enty claims in the heart of the Seven | Devils mining district, Idaho; four | patented claims in Oregon: thirty-six | in Utah and twenty-sGx in Arizona. | and has five mining engineers in the i field securing additional properties.
 The directors are: Nathan Apple | ton, Samuel L. Powers, William L. Pratt, H. A. Cannon, all of Boston; | Colonel Nicholas Treweek, M. E., Salt | Lake City, Utah; Colonel Lee Gran dall, Globe, Ar.zona; Hon. George L. Shoup, Boise City, Idaho; H. F. Wild, | late superintendent Boise City assay office; George A. Rahm, M E.. late chi5f Boise City assay office-Boston News Bureau
 Keep your mining eye on the Brad shaw mountains, where more mining bonanZas are sprouting than in any