Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-07

BC OASLAlOlLCN IOA bhC stream of the lower river, and contem- plates the placing of water on the many hundred thousand acres of placer ground lying between Harqua Hala mountains and the Colorado river. In that locality the Spaniards and the anclents worked out great quantities of gold by dry washing, and it is declared by experts that water placed there will produce un- told millions in gold.
 J. W. Hubbard and s. A. Parker have sold their Palo Alto and Sanole mining claims, in Chaparral district, to Huntsville, Missouri, capitalists. The purchase price Is reported as be- ing Sl5.O00. The claims are exten- siOns of the Little Jesse mines, and have produced some very rich ore. At one point cf contact of veins with other veins the ledge Is said to be thirty-fve feet wide, and this point has been selected for sinking shaft 800 feet deep. The purchasers will incorporate company and commence operations developing the property within the next two or three months. J. W. Hubbard will have the super intendency of the work. There is al ready about 800 feet of development work done on them, a portion of which consists of a tunnel lI0 feet long. Samples of ore brought in by NIT. Hubbard the other day gave val ues ranging from $500 to $500 per ton.
 A telegram from Nogales of April 29 says: The shelter of the Sonora Mining and Milling company was blown in yesterday. It is running fine. There is a vast amount of ore on the dump. Treasurer John Dy- sart has posted a notice that stock Is one dollar a share and no treasury stock for sale. An eastern investor has purchased S20,000 worth of shares
 for which he paid cash.
 While wandering around over the mountains in the vicinity of Govern
 ment Springs some time since, w. 5: | Conner came across some very good | looking float. He located the spot ln his memory and a few days ago went
 out. and following it and prospecting
 the ground discovered the ledge from
 which it came, secured some samples
 of very good looking quartz from 1t
 and made location of the ground.
 Lewis Jane, overseer at the Cedar
 Valley mill and postmaster as we'll, is in town today. The camp IS nov ling along slowly, although there Is some signs of renewed activity since | the reincorporation of the Cedar Val | lev company under the laws of the
 territory recently. The company owns a fine group of mines and complete 15-stamp mill, which have been lying
 idle for the past four years. Several
 hundred thousand dollars have beer already expended in this enterprise
 but most of 1t in costly roads anC , other improvements, aside from th' development of the mines. Now thaI
 all these things have been accom- |, plished, under the practical manage !, ment of a capable mining man, thu property ought to pay big dividend
 to the owners.-Kingman Arrow. ) Ross H. Blakely. who is interested
 in some valuable copper properties ) situated near the line dividing thu
 county from Yavapai, and only } short distance from the famous Hill } side mine. has shown us a very nea } prospectus which has recently beel D issued by the Copper Creek COnsoh 5 dated Copper company. an organlza tion composed of prominent buslnes
 and professional men of Prescott, an, 0 whose property adjOius that m whle 0 Mir. Blakely is interested. Tn
 names of the men who compose tn 0 IC.C.C c. company are a sufhcieu 0 guarantee of the truth of the state f ments set forth in their prospectu
 and the assay returns from the l mines as therein shown are evidenC 3 of the value of their properties. W ? predict a great future for th B Eureka district and believe that tt ,O time is not far distant when Copp' ? creek will rival the famous copp' 90 camp of Jerome. NIT. Biakely Il Y forms us that it is the intention IO those with whom he is associated 3 form a corporation and says that n
 rotiations are now pending which, lO consummated will assrre ample fun' - for the development of the proper 27 which is now owned by the parti
 with whom he is interested, and tn S3 upon which options have been s
 cured. Kingman Arrow.
 99 Nevada has another mining excIi
 ment. and one that promises to ex' gi that of Nome. X telegram from Ci
 son Says that $. \. Knapp. who 50 cent, arrived there from hawtho 9si brings vord that one of the n