Arizona silver belt., 1902-02-13

The Lucky Boy, at Chloride, is pro- duripg the richest ore of any mine in the county, from its lower workings, The ore streak is twenty inches thick, considerable of which will run 5000 ounces in silver and Sl000 in gold Mineral Wealth.
 The Old Terrible Mining company, GIrmerlv the Golden Rule, is now working some Seventy-tive men dig ging for water and preparing to put yp a mill. Anderson & Go. have opened CummISsary at the Old Ter riyIc Mining compary's camp near CochiSe PrOSpectOr
 The Calumet X Arizona company is putting in on their property the larg- est hoist ever erected in Arizona. It is even larger thae that of the Copper Queen in Bisbee. Within the past month and half the company has spent more than $20n, ,O00 in buying up claims adjoining their property. Vi delre
 We are informed that the Payroll mine has been bonded to a mining corporation represented by Prescott mining man. The Payroll is one of the largest bodies of moderately good grade ore in the Chloride country, and We see nO reason why it should not be in successful operation within month or two. Mohave Miner. A miner in from the Iron Queen of the Geo A. Treadwell group reports things going on finely. The shaft is now down Poo feet and a crosscut has been started to meet the ledge. The cut is now in 2i feet, and the manager, F D. Treadwell expects to cut the main ore body within ten days. Pros pect
 The manganese mines in the neigh bJrhOOd of Bonelli Ferry and owned by Daniel BonelIi are said to be the largest deposits of the metal in the United States. Mir. Bonelli recently bonded the mines tO Chicago compa. ny but we have not learned if they have been taken over. The Chicago people were working on the mines at last account kingman Miner.
 A notice of location of placer claim should declare the valuable mineral discovery made or sought to be made. If it is made for oil or gas it should so state The other provisions of the statute being fully complied with, the courts might hold that the declaration was not essential to the validity of the location. A statement of the fact, however, avoids the possibility of hay ing to refer the question to the courts.
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 Where in an action by the lessors of mining claim to recover damages for the lessee $ removal of fixtures placed by them on the premises, no agree ment between the parties was shown sayea lease which contained uo re. Strictlon on the lessee's right to re- move improvements made by them. A motion for non-suit on the ground amjng other things, that the proof showed no contract requiring defend. ant to leave improvement on the premises, was sufficiently specific. Couch ct al. vs Welsh ct al, 66 Pac. Rep. Utah 800.
 The celebrated Peck mine, now "Wned by General Egan, who is at present living in Sonora where he is interested in some coal mines. has been worked on lease since last .Julv oy two experienced miners There are two tunnels on the ledge, one from the north side OC the hill and one from lne south side, The leasers have lund good ore between the two lev e"' having sunk a winze forty.tive ,eeI down from the upper tunnel hey are now stopping out some very r''h silver ore, Prescott Prospect.
 The decisions of the courts have tended to limit very materially what were supposed to be the broad rights sranted tunnel site location claims IHe privilege of making such tunnel .1.m locations is of doubtful vaIue U possible it is preferable to accom-. pIish the same purpose by making lode claim locations covering the mn. occupied surface in the line of the projected tunnel and then use the inn. heI construction as the asSessment work for all of the claims M Ss Press.
 The Parallel mine, in the Orc Blsn- co diStrict, which has just deyeloped an Immensely rich vein of silver and gold ore, is just now attracting the at. 'ehtlon of the district. It is owned hv 'he bogan brothers. There is very ''fge vein of good ore, through which