El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-10
COLI Poads Mine Near kinomdn.
The Mine Was DIsCov6reo BY
Mexican Working Grub Stake
CuIORJDE ARIZONA. Nov. 81

CHLORIDE. ARIZONA. Nov. S.-H.
/. Frank of Butte. Mont. will begin
work on his Mollie Gibson group of
mines on quite an extensive scale with
in few days
The Molly Gibson has a good sized
body of lead and silver ore at the bot
tom of the eishty-foot shaft that shows
wire silver and will run several hun
dred ounces to the ton. There are 3
claims in the group. one of them. how
ever. contains only 1.O1 acres and the
Bullion Beck 1858 acres. The latter is
also in body OF rich ore from which
ore was being shipped to the smelter
at the time of the purchase a year or
more ago. The MoIlie Gibson has a
has never been used. but Is in read
mess TO begin work at once.
The Silver Age mine. belonging TO r
w. Theis. Is making regular shipments
of ore to market The long drift at the
2jO-foot level has lately encountered
new and very rich body of OF silver
ore. which will be shipped separately
from the old ore bodies when car
load is ready.
In view of the early erection and
completion of the new concentration al
the Tennessee mine. more men nave
been placed at work on the ore chuteS
in the lower levels. Ore II coming out
of the mine and is being stacked up on
the dumps i'm readiness for work III the
mill
r.. r. L.oy. one of the owners of the
Juno and other mines belonging To his
company * in Los Angeles figuring on
the purchase of new concentrating
plant The Juno il producing an
abundance of ore. both of shipping
and concentrating quality. and OF the
latter there is a large accumulation
About forty men are employed at the
mine. and IL the company decided 10
install a mill. more men would be
placed at work as soon as the decision
is reached.
The Ten Stump mill at the Merrimac
mine is crowding work on the dump
from the Common and Minnesota mines
IL is estimated that there are 10000
tons on these two old dumps that con-
tain milling ore. and at the present ca
pacity of the mill to- reduce them. VIII
require some time
Indian Jack who belongs to the
Huaiapai mine. was in town Wednes-
day showing some specimens of fine
TURQUOISE from the mine he Is working
at. near Mineral Park. The mine be-
longs to f. F. Thompson OF kingman.
and George Sergeant Of Mineral Park.
and not until lately has ever been de-
veloped. although it has been known
for some time tnat tnere were 'diu-
able deposits of the beautiful gems in
the ground. They are now taking out
and shipping from twenty to forty
pounds of the stones a week. They
look for alb liz increase in production
Late news from the new Gold Roads
gold mine. situated about half the dis
rance from Kingman to the Colorado
river is to the effect that new and
very rich body of decomposed iron
quartz had been broken into at
depth of eighty feet in sinking This
is the gold mine that Jose Jeris.
Mexican. recently found on grub
stake from Henry Lovin. of Kngman.
Together they sold for $4,000 in few
days after its discovery. At that time
the ledge ran from twenty to thirty
feet in width. and was worth from $50
10 $50 a ton. 1t seems. however. that
the ledge has disappeared into big
and rich body of ore.