Arizona republican., 1902-03-16

Ninuse near Dewey and will work the ore from this mine in the ulill.-Jour- nal-Miner.
 B. silverman, the tailor. and two or three other parties recently located claim south Of the old Bullwhaczer mine from which they have been tax ing out some good ore.
 The Storm Cloud group of mines owned by Fred Williams. out near Cash ground, has been sold to Chicago people for forty thousand dollars through F. NJ sanford, attorney, says the Jourral-1Iiner. Arrangements are being made to sink 9 new double com partpert shaft to 5C0 feet, and Wcrk is intended to commence by the 24th Cf this month. All the old timers are surely pleased to See Fred after years of labor realize Cn his property. It is said to be opened Gp with tunnels but showing only surface rock in large Ieages. l. is contemplated that the oid workings shall be avoided and the pro posed shaft shall go through new ground 10 sufficient depth below water to ascertain the general character of the ore.
 According to all reports the C. Q. .. mine never looked SO well as il doas today. Concentrates in large quanti- ties are being shipped and the output couid be largely increased with better facilities for trea ,ment at the mine. The present reduo ton works are very faulty and continually giving trouble. -EinEman Arrow.
 Henry uunratn and Fred Jungi are credited with ore Of the biggest tTi1ca r- t- ,1 n +It- doing development work on q claim northwest Of inc T. B. Reed group, and an extension of the Ollie OaUmaH. th=y uncovered ten-T0ot streak of ore that assays $G5 ia geld tho entire width A number of samples show $259 in gold per ton. bat the general average is tco high for cre2ence. However. We hope it is SO, and everything pertaining 10 this wonderfully rich district makes il Tossibie.-kingman Arrow.
 c. ". Severance. the well known mining man. arrived last evening from Boston and will remain here q month O. more on mining ihis'ness. says rlic Tombstone Prospect0r. Mir. Severance is still heavily interested in tine TuN'- nucise district and also owns the SsV- erance mil at Soldier Holes. Arrange ments are being made boxing to the Droba ble resumption of work at tCe mines and starting of the nil soon, which is good news and will mean much for that section. Mir. Severance Is an enthusiast" AriEonian and car. always be deIerded upon to say q good word for his home county.
 Henry Franklin, the well-known cattleman Of Pima county. is q Tomb stone visitor. AIr. Franklin owns q promising copper property in the Dra- soons upon which he contemplates hay ing considerable development work iGne shortly The claim has an excel lent surfac- showing and scod car bonate ere.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emerson Gee of Wash fncton arrived in Yuma last "Wednesday and have rooms at the Gandolfo. Nil. Gee has been appointed superintendent of the California King Gold Mines cCnl- pany and left for Picacho t0 assume his duties last Friday.-Sentinel.
 \. Ii. CarSii and his daughter. Mrs are in Yuma visiting the fam fly of Capt. J. II. Godfrey. Mir. Cargili was resident of Yuma county in 1895 and was manager of the Castle Dome SmeItinG and Refining company He still retains ser.r mining interests in the silver district. He also owns some very valuable property near Ana helm. Cal. where h. has resided for ;t number of years.--SentinSi.
 Superintendent Mansfield of the Elm pire company and Groom Creek Gold Mining company came in from Groom creek yesterday to order pump for the Alma mine. which is making more water all the time. This property s being developed by the Groom Creek Cold Mining company. Tie shaft is now down 135 feet. On the surface the v,in of ere was eighteen inches wide, now it covers the width of the shaft. The ere carries sufficient values Jo make II d marketable product. The mine bids far to equal any in the dis trict as to extent and richness. The shaft will be put down 2G0 feet and drifts run each way on the vein, when sinking will be resumed. The Alma is located half q mile from the Empire and just below the Home Run mine. The Empire mill is running steadily, ia fact, has been since it started up.- Prescott Courier.
 Sunday q strike of rich ore was made in the grine of MT. W. C. Ellis and Dr. II. \. Bartlescn, cut in the Izuebabi