Arizona republican., 1899-07-10
Mines and MininQ

{ ground years ago and has been dspos-
 ting in that bank ever since. We are i happy to announce that he is prepared
 to draw out magnificent dividend on
 his investment, the Globe Exploitation
 company having notified him that the smooth sum of s45 900 awab,ed his or der as the result of the sale of h.5 1 properties OH Mineral creek. We are i glad to see the old boys who pinned | their faith to the rocks of Arizona 1 come out in the end wi,h sack as l long as their patience and a pile as large as their grand old pioneer souls
 and Charles Taylor $ Cne of them ! Globe Times-
 l Iohn Duke came in from the Copper 1 Chief camp Saturday and was q wei come caller at this office. He says the
 neoDIe who have. taken hold Of that i property are among the bast on earth and are pushing work with men and machinery.-Prescot- Courier.
 Arthur Crepin has gone to his Silver RelI copper mines With some experts. As soon as he returns he will leave with his brother, Dr. H. E. Crepin. for San Diego county, Cal, where they have valuable mining interests on the. desert These latter mines have been bonded to eastern people for a large
 
 Tucson Ctizen.
 California people. the Mohave Miner says. are looking after cheap proper ties in Arizona, while eastern mem are buying up the high pmced developer mines. Eastern men have so lar nau inc cream of Arizona mines and Cali forn.a may arrive in time to get the skinned milk.
 cince last week the Arizona Copper Smelling company have transferred all their machinery from the depot to tae sInerfer. and a force of men has been engaged for several days placing 1t ln nosition in the building, under the d. rection Of MT. Ryan, thorough smelter man from Globe. Within a very few days the fires will be lighted and copper begin to run from the fu'- naces. 4 carload of coke arrived yes tsrday ana viii be hauled to the smelter immediately. Arrangements are also about completed for steady force Of teams to haul ore from the mines. Several mine owners have teen in during the last few days mak- ing arrangements for selling their ores to the company. and it is likely that sufficient ore will be available within a short time to run the sme.ter stead i1y. We are informed that within the next ten days or two weeks the com pany's store at this place will be opened and stocked up with full line of merchandise.-Saffo Guardian
 News from the Azurite mine in adicates that the property is far more valuable than at first supposed The smeIter is running regularly, prOduc~ ing it's full quota of bullion, but the showing made by the recent develop ment wcrk is the most pleasing feat ure to the owners. The shaft in Banes No I is in 100 feet. all in ore Of fine grade. On the principal claim the main shaft is being sunk 100 feet deep e. and is now is suiphides. This shaft has already cUit three veis of good ore and 1t is believed that it will cut three or four more before reaching the next 100 feet, as there are several veins pitching in the direction of the shaft The MiitCn claim is producing a fine grade of ere. as is also shaft No. on the Bcnes claim No. ?. Altogether the development work of 4he last few weeks has made apparent the wonder ful possibilities of the Azurite mine Another carload Of bullicn vii prob ably be shipped before July 18th The large quantity of ere that has been taken out by the development work in the last three weeks will probably result in another shelter for the mine at Cnce.-rucsUn Star