Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-05-25

since from New York, where he secured
capital to insure the opening up of
the compauy's claims, which show
good lodges carrying copper and some
gold Work is to be started immedi.
ately.-Silver Belt.
Superlative richness would be faint
words to describe the gold ore speci.
mems which the Gold berg brothers dis
play from their Mexican mine, in the
board of trade rooms. A small glass
show case is used to display the speci.
mems and the sight of the contents
would make even a casual observer to
express interest. The ore displayed is
IN a manner the historical development
of the property which is situated in the
WIckenburg district, three miles from
the Orc Grande. There are the mug
gets from the dry piacering, the ore
from the grass roots on the lode, and
finally the mineralized rock which has
been taken from the shaft Every
specimen of rock is i'm pregnated with
pure gold, and assay tells of fabulous
richness. The gold taken from one
shovelful of ore which is exhibited in
two small trays in the case is valued at
l,40OS, and there are more shovelfuls
yet to come. Mr. Goldberg is very
modest about the property, rich as it
is. He knows that it is a good thing,
and although he calls it only pros
poet, the ore that has come from it is
evidence that it is phenomenally rich
pros pect.-Enterpri-e.
South of the Marquita in the CholaS
range of mountains, large number of
men are at work with their drywash hers.
II takes four men 10 operate the large
machines-one at the fan or bellows.
two shoveling dirt against the screen,
while the fourth man removes the tail
ings and looks after the rifle board
After five or ten minutes work the
concentrates are removed and dumped
into pan, which is twirled and dipped
aud manipulated as though held in a
running stream of water, the dirt and
gravel being quickly thrown aside.
Sometimes but few colors reward the
miner; again, just to the value of 20
cents or Is is pauned ont, and on red
letter days nuggets weighing from 81
to l0S are found. The dry-washers in
this county are making from 50s to
1908 per month, furnishing the main
support of Tyson's valley. Gold dust
is the medium of exchange at the
stores.--Copper Era.
Tombstone CORE -pondence of the
Gazette For the first time in ten
years this old town has gotten its head
up aud today it carries it at surpris.
ing altitude. The reason is obvious:
Teams, large ore and freight team,
such as used to make times lively in
/ this camp years ago, are now seen
every day on our streets. Houses that
have been abandoned for years are be
ing painted and put in repair. Saloons
and business houses are all getting
ready to meet the new condition of
/ things. The starting up of the big
mines that have remained idle so many
years has infused new life and new
energy into the people, aud every man
/ ia the town is at work. Several new
mining properties are being worked
and hope and energy is everywhere APP
parent. The tide that has ebbed and
! flowed from the borders of this once
/ famous old mining town is now surging
in. The new company has put numer'
Gus men at work on the Flora Morrison
mine. which has been selected as offer
/ ing the best facilities for beginning
work. This mine is known to be very
rich in gold and silver, below the water
level. Mr.. Gage was here in person
and directed movements. j. p. Meal
/ lister and several other well known
/ iron foundry men are here with view
of bidding on the pumps and machin
cry for the new works. Spectators
and capitalists are here for the first
time in dozen years, the old town has
begun to look like the days long since
gone by.
The following is most respectfully
submitted to the editor of the Bulletin
ain Gilpin county, Colorado, there is
no industry but mining, The county
measures about twenty miles in one
direction and eight to ten in the other