Mohave County miner., 1900-12-08

| metal Will advance to 70 cents within
ninety days and to Is within the next
year.
A carload of rich ore from the Reno
Star mine was shipped to the smelter
yesterday. Another carload is sacked
at the ore house. The output of
the mine at present is five tons a day.
A thousand pounds of the "real stuff"
that assays l.50S pound, was taken
out the other day. This bunch looks
as though it had more horn silver than
gangue rock in it. With every foot
the mine grows richer.-Reno-Jo j Journal.
/ There is considerable eXcitemt Mt in
Yuma over reported rich and new
gold discovery in the King of Arizona
mining district. We learn that the
claim has been bonded to Ira P. Smith,
assistant uperintendent of the prison,
in the sum OF 50,O0lS, for California
capitalists. 1t is understood that
Frank NJ. Murphy is also interested in
the deal. The find is located near the
celebrated King OF Arizona mine and
the ore is of the same character The
owners of this new Ell Dorado are
Chas. de Corse, Alex. p. Alvarado, r.
j. Rrijo, j. NJ. Figueroa and Redela,
Owing to the interruption of commu-
nication by high water we have been
unable to learn any further details at
this time but will give particulars next
week.-Sentinel.
Several OF the interior Mexican pa
pers have called attention within the
past few weeks, to the fact that the
Chine are becoming quite a factor
In the mining development of Mexico.
Already they may be found in a great
IN my of the mines in the country, and
there is deposition on the part of
mauy of the managers of mines in
Mexico to employ all the Chiuese la.
Dor obtainable, 1t is stated by West.
ern papers that two of the largest min
ing concerns of chihuahua are think.
ing OF sending to China for laLorers
enough to do all the work of their
mines that can be entrusted to them,
which is practically niuety.fve per
cent. 1t is pointed ont that the Chi
Dese make excellent laborers and do
not require from two to four days
week rest as does the ordinary work.
man.-Mexican Herald
Here is an interesting bit of gossip
from the Boston Post. That paper
qnotes gentleman" as saying: "On
Thursday last Mr. w. A. Clark was in
vited to meet the Amalgamated mag.
mates aud listen to proposition which
they had to make. In brief, it was this:
End this Montana warfare and we will
hny of yon your United Verde mine.
We will give you 5000, 1908 for it, one.
half to be in cash and the other half
In Amalgamated stock, you to devote
your time in the future to that com
pany, taking the position of president.
we are now fast removing all him
ORANGES to your being elected and
seated as United States Senator from
Montana" II is claimed that Senator
Clark accepted that proposition, aud |
that on the perfection of details and
passing of final papers formal an
nouncement will be made.
From perfectly reliable sources the
Salt Lake News hears that not only !
are the latest developments at the De
Lamar mine very encouraging, but re.
cent developments at the April Fool
have disclosed bodies of ore running
rom l6S to 20S on the 900 level, or 300
eet below the tunnel level. The vein
IT ore Is between eighteen and thirty
inches wide, and the fact that good
'alues are appearing at great depths is
source of much encouragement to
he directors of the company. The
haft is being continued to the 1000
DOT level, which will afford fine ore
eserve for the mill. Now, that such
n excellent showing has been made
t the mine since the present manage
1ent took hold of it, immediate atten-
ion is to be given to the mill, where s
be shines have seriously interfered :
18th the success of the mills opera. c
ions. A process, it is learned, has L
cen decided upon to overcome this {
itficulty, and change in the mill is
shortly which will include .
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