Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1901-04-06

be eXtended.-Flagstaff Sun.
A special to the Tribune from Price,
Utah, says the biggest warranty deed
ever filed in Carbon county is being
placed on record by the county clerk
there. The consideration is 10000 l0S
and is from Royal c. Peabody and wife,
Georgina Sniffen Peabody, of Brooklyn,
n. Y, to the Utah Fuel company, cor
poration of New Jersey, and conveys
all the coal lands at Sunday Side, Utah,
with coal veins and surface improve
ments, and 2,40O acres of land. Next
in order on the records is a trust deed
from the Pleasant Valley Coal com
pany and the Utah Fuel Company to
the Morton Trust company, of New
York, for an even l,000,OOJS, to secure
30-year mortgage five per cent sinking
fund bonds. The property covered by
the mortgage is 1854 acres of coal land
in Carbon county, Clear Creek, Winter
/ Quarters, Castle Gate and Scotield.
Jack Mitcheson, one of the owners IN
the recent gold strike at Gleason came
/ into Bisbee yesterday and brought with
/ him several large samples of the rock,
says CORES pondent of the Prospector.
The gold Is found in an iron stained
quartz aud is of course wire gold, the
quartz being thoroughly filled with the
yellow metal and will assay up into the
thousands. The width Of the ledge is
still increasing as the shaft is being
sunk aud promises 60 open up into one
of the richest mines that has ever beer
found in the southern part of Arizona
The lucky owners have already been
offered fair price for their find bu
have decided not 10 sell until they
have done more development work.
piece of the rock is now on exhibition
at Sid Harris saloon and excites all al
its wonderful richness. Mr.. Mitchesor
says the country for many mile,
Der of men are now at work doing tn,
necessary 1905 worth of work to hole
their claims preparatory to recording.
The Salt Lake Tribune says: Tn
! final payment of 50,0O0S on the deal b.
= which the Chairman mine and mill a
Ely, Nevada, passes into the hands o
an eastern syndicate, was made tn
vendors through the banking house o
Mccormick & Co. of this city, yester
: day, the distribution of sum swellin
Z the total checked out by the purchas
ing crowd to 20OOO0S. Representa-
1 the original owners when the money
we're placed to their credit and tn
D deeds to the property were released
0 was W l.. McGill, who has been ider
I titled with the proposition through a
n its struggles, while L. F. Sheppard
/ manager for the new company wa
present in its behalf. Both gentleme
i had just returned from the east, an
l. with final touches added TO the tran,
d action, left for camp last night. Mat
e ager Sheppard, who has been confe
3 ring with the new owners on future d.
p velopments and further equipment
l. the mine, reported having placed a
e his contracts for material and add
e tional machinery, and hopes to |
l. handling $50 tons daily in the ne
10 mill in short time.
n Mr.. Thos. Haley, the veteran mimi
e man of Mineral Creek, was an agreeab
IL visitor at the Blade sanctum this wee
d He was down on mining business. M
d Ballou who has a working bond on Il
q Haley and Souffrien lead properti,
D. has not yet put on the developing for
p he was expected to employ. But he
N expected TO arrive from the east with
y short time and may then begin
earnest. These mines afford him a fiji
he opportunity to mine on a large al
a profitable scale. They show the mo
n. magnificent bodies of lead carbonat
q. to be found in Arizona. This is b
ID yond question. They are now workil
N in body of sand carbonates, tifte'
or feet in width, which averages eight
a. five per cent lead and also carry ia
az gold and silver values. The purcha
id price of the mines is fixed in the boz
re aud agreement at S000os. During t
A. life of the bond Mr.. Ballou is to pr
of form. in workmanlike manner, dew
a opment work on the mines, and is
II have the ore taken out by payi
g. Messrs. Haley and Souffrien royal'
On 81. thn dnmr of d nar ton. But