Arizona republican., 1901-12-08
MINING NOTES.

A couple of attachment suits have been filed and writs served on the property of the Pan-American consoli
 dated Mining companys property at Dos Cabezas.-Range News.
 Epes Randolph. l.. H. Manning and N. W. Faison have brought suit against II. D. Underwood. r. M. Smith. J. K. Gooding, F. NJ. Browder and J. B. Caveney. This suit is in connection with the attempt to jump the Faison mine.-Tucson Citizen.
 Doc Donovan, the owner of the Del Monte copper mines, has been enjoy Ing the fine climate of Tucson for sev- eral days. and will soon leave for his valuable mines, for which he recently refused a price of S200.00O. Doc is interested in many valuable prop critics. which he secured in days gone by. he having been a government scout during all the Indian troubles in the southwest. Doc has lately been re- commissioned as q government officer in the territory.-Star.
 Wilber Parker, of Columbus Ohio is in Tucson. He is president of tha White Chief Mining and Milling com pany, located in western Chihuahua, where he has been for the last three months. Dick Gird is one of the owners and managers of the White Chief com pany. and is now at the mines, mak- ing gold and silver bullion, and devel- oping q fine property. MT. Parker re- ports Dick Gird in good health, but suffering with an ailment of the eyes. He says that there is a large gold belt in that region. which is attracting the attention of many Americans. and he believes the near future will see large American mining colony in that sec ton. MT. Parker left last evening for San Francisco.-Star.
 A. J. Pickrell was in Prescott today from his mining camp and says that everything is running satisfactory with the properties he has charge of. He is working three properties. the President. Kid and Chicago group. all owned by the Gold and Copper Consolidated Min ing company. They are located in the vicinity of the Senator mine. and the mill, formerly known as the Chicago mill. has been in operation since No vember s. reducing the ore with very satisfactory results. Since starting it up on the above date he has shipped several bars of bullion to the com pany's headquarters in the east. He has about forty men in his employ at present. and in addition to taking out ore for the mill. is carrying on eXten- | sive development in the mines, sink | ing and working double shifts in the 1 drifts. MT. Pickren has been very sue l cessful in his mining operations in this 1 section.-Journal-M Miner.
 J. H. Hise is letting contracts for ! 500 feet of tunnel work on the Massa- ! chusetts and Navy groups of mines ! Placeritas district. Mir. Hise intende
 to thoroughly develop the property ani ! erect thereon 40-stamp mill The ] properties are described as being great ] dykes of ore 40 feet in width. the ort ! being free milling and carrying ar
 average value of seven dollars q tor
 gold. MT. Hse is also preparing ts
 start development work on his Copper Cent group of eight claims in the Hill
 side section, and adjoining the Copper ! King, which latter is being operated b, l Colin TimmOns. Three thousand dol
 lars worth of development work ha
 been done on the Copper Cent group The group is said to contain noun
 tain of ore. rather low grade on the
 surface. In sinking, black slate |. | encountered. which has a tendency t
 turn into copper ore with depth.