Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-06

N rich and Con. Mccormick Of Pinal S county have sold three copper claims 8 to the Copper Mountain company and A received the first payment of Sl,000 M Thursday. The balance of ,O00 will 8be paid twelve months from date # Tucson Post.
 Tibucio Padillo this week shipped to 3the Arizona Sampling works several Arons of ore from his new mining claim S in the Deluge Wash country that gave Mhigh results. The ore carried over 600 AounceS silver and one ounce gold to
 the ton. Nr. Padillo is opening up the
 mine in good shape, aud has much of
 this grade of ore in sight. Mohave # Miner.
 & A C. Alexander left for his mines # on Trumbull on Tuesday with load
 of supplies and to investigate new 4strike that was made within the last
 few days. The ore body has widened
 out and the boys are feeling iubllant. M Alexander Bros. and ]. II. O'Neill
 have had force Of men working for
 1.-two months on this property. Ft. Thomas Corr. to Bulletin.
 The owners of the old Eureka mine, Estimated about five miles southeast of # Silyer King, have installed whim &and propose to sink on their vein as
 ar as they can conveniently hoist &wilh a whim. The Eureka had a 4good reputation in the early days, $when it was worked by Hon. Jim & Doran and partners and the present
 owner should prospect it thoroughly.
 Blade.
 MOhaye county is receiving atten-
 ton of the whole mining world, The &fact that the mines have paid divi-
 blends for years without the aid of out.
 side capital in their development is
 big showing in their favor and makes
 teuable the position of miners in claim
 ing that the mines are away ahead of Aanything in the territory. Millions of
 dollars have been taken from the sur kface ores of the county and the output
 is increasing day by day. Miner M The annual meeting of the stock
 holder5 or the Verde King Copper
 company was held in Jerome last T Monday and old officers and board of 8directorS reelected. The treasurer,s
 Feport showed sl9, 75O in the treasury &with which to continue development
 work. Charles George is president of Nof the company, The cOmpany's B prop Aerties consist of the Verde King group, Snear Jerome, the Lincoln group in the
 BradshawS; the American group in
 southern Yavapai, and some recently
 purchased claims in Bgbug district. -- Y Prescott Courier.
 M S9ligman, and in fact many of the z towns along the line of the railroad rare excited over the reported strike of & gold In the Yavapai mountain coun- # try, The ore is what is termed blan. & Ret and lies between lime and sand. \ stone. Assays from the ore runs from 4 trace to S2S to the ton. Nearly 100 # claims have been staked out and more 4 are being sent in for record every day.
 The locations are in Yavapal and < OoconlnO counties, just over the line # rom MohaVe county. On the north
 ot these mines there has been found
 many veins of copper bearing ores, but nonc rich enough to handle profit H ably. Mohave Miner.
 N W. w. Swingle ana two other young A men, whose names we did not learn. VI are placerlng in small gulch about a
 mile above the Double Standard mine.
 'h the Catalina mountains, this E couhty' and are making six dollars per ""y' They haul the dirt down to
 water and put it through a "rocker.p Ai' the gulches in that locality con '"'n more or less placer gold, some of which Is very coarse, and all the veins "' Iiat section are gold bearing and "r'' undoubtedly, the source of this \ p'"cer gold. On the surftce of the " .dOle Standard group there is con siderable pay dirt and many hundred
 u'''arS have been taken out in simply l prospecting the claims, with a dry "'>aer We confidently believe that some oft the greatest gold leads of the country will be found in that section -BIade.
 At Smalo's camp, s5 miles from
 congress, the Woods Investment com
 P"ny' Of Colorado, is developing
 group of mines from which golden, as well as copper reports come. A great uy"e or copper ore runs through this property which carries from ! to l2 Ref cent copper Ten feet of the ore