Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1900-06-20

Report comes from Helvetia through Mir. Kimball that some very fine strikes have been made there within the last few days. In the Isle Royal the company encountered large body of high grade ore on Sunday. The shelter has been cramped by the lack of coke. which they are unablo ..lul in fast enough. The company mas pur- chased a large number of mules and is busy hauling in timber for the mines There have been several additions of families within the past week-Tucson Citizen.
 The Arizona. Eastern and Montana company is putting up a tirst-class hoist and power drilling plant on the Lone Pine mine and the ore body now just entered upon in the new shaft will be shortly opened up. In eXca- vating for the compressor foundation, an entirely new and heretofore undis- covered vein of ore has been exposed about fifty feet to the west of the new shaft. and showing near the surface four feet wide. When the new shaft is down to water level the superin- tendent proposes to cross cut his vein at a depth of 200 feet from the apex. which will open extensive ground for stOping ore. The ore is similar to that found in the shaft and of excel lent grade as all the ore of this mine heretofore met with.
 l.. Lutzinger went out to the new gold strike at Little Meadows last Sun i day and brought in several samples of the rock. He and John Withers own the extension of the Lovin Jeris NClaim and have q fine showing of ore. The ore for the full length of the claim horns well and assays show the pres ence of fifteen ounces in silver The Lovin shaft is down fifteen feet and in sinking that depth several hundred dollars have been taken out. The ore from the shaft runs nine ounces gold and fifteen ounces silver The ledge for several feet in width gave an assay of over one ounce in gold. The lode is easy of access from the east side of the range and is only about ten miles from Yucca.-Mohave Miner.
 Good news comes from the Cliff group of mines which adjoin the Cop per Chief mine on the north Ore has | been struck in one of the claims. says ! the Jerome correspondent of our con- temporary. It was encountered in d ! cross-cut of twenty-five feet driven l from drift run 1j0 feet west from the end of the old tunnel which was run | in 200 feet. The formation is slate. The ore found contains white iron l principally. and. of itself. does not amount to much. but the indications are excellent for soon striking body of pay ore. The world may be electri- fled one day by the magnitude of some strike in the vicinity of the Cliff. This group comprises seven claims and is owned by the TreadwellS. \ suit to recover S10,000 is now pending in the 1 Prescott courts over the sale of the Cliff Fred Carrigan brought the suit to recover S10.O00 he claims is due him as commission for making the sale
 s. H. Gould. formerly of Orc BlancO.
 came in yesterday from the south side of the western spur of the Tucson mountains. a distance of twenty miles.
 MT Gould has eleven copper claims and is getting ore that runs from : to 30 per cent. He is running q tunnel
 which is in thirty-five feet. His opera
 tions extend back four months. He is sacking ore for shipment and eX- poets to get some out on the railroad
 soon. It would not be q surprise to
 see the property go into other hands,
 Mir. Gould beneficiary Martin Weir
 is on adjoining claims to those of
 Mir. Gould. On the east side of the
 spur are a number who are working
 out prospects. The old Tucson noun
 tainS are destined to become q part of
 the city so close are the mines in that
 section. This will result in increased
 activitv.-Star