Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-05-14
NEWSY NOTES FROM LYNX CREEK:
Great Activity Prevailing Throughout a Highly MIneralized District and Good Results
 Obtained,

Lynx Creek, May g.-Editor Jour nal-Miner.-Having seen nothing in the Journal-Miner from this corner of the universe, I will give you an item or two. The warm rays of the sun remind us that spring has again come to stay, and brought with it renewed activity In the mines and prospects.
 The Lacass Brothers have lot of development work done and are being justly rewarded by bringing to view some fine veins of ore. These prop critics are situated about four miles down the creek from the famous Mud Hole mine!
 Adjacent to these on the east is the Windfall and others, owned by s. A. Prince of Prescott and Mir. Von Sack en. I hear though that the latter has sold his interest in them. In this group are some fine prospects.
 Next to these on the east is the I'm perator group; owned by Boblett & Norton, which shows up some fine gold ore, and the best timber within Lynx Greeks boundaries.
 Near this group, little to the west, is the Buzzard group owned by John Berrie and others. With only about fifty feet of development work done they have fine, large body of excel lent ore, which gives promise of mak- ing one of the biggest mines of the district.
 A little farther west is group own ed by Tom Beny and others who are developing a, fast as possible and showing up some fine looking ore.
 Across from these on the west side of the creek is the Fl Rami group, formerly known as the Happy Jack, and in by gone days quite an exten- sive elproducer. The present owners are pushing work with vim, and old timers say they are taking no chances, that every dollar spent will be return ed many fold.
 To the west of this group and near the divide is the Muggins group own ed by H. c. Tyler and S. NJ. Boblett. These parties are pushing work as fast as possible. They have recently run 65-foot tunnel, cutting fine 5-foot vein; also sunk a 60-foot shaft from which they have taken as fine ore as one need to wish for, and in large quantities. The owners say nothing, but saw wood and drill holes. Their shaft is timbered up-to- date. They have also built a good road to the mine. This property is on the Groom creek belt and the Elm pire Vein, and will be one of the com ing Bonanzas in the near future.
 One and one half miles north of this property is the famous Bullwhacker, one of the oldest producers, as we'll as one of the richest mines of the dis trict. H. B. Clifford now owns this property and is doing lot of devel- opment work with splendid results.
 Down near the Lynx Creek cross ing s. L. Norton and partners have some claims which they are working and getting good ore from.
 A little east of this property is G. W. Murray and Dunn's claims. They are sinking and are down near the 50- foot mark. They say they have a large body of good ore and are well pleased.
 South of this is the White Horse group. D. c, Monroe has quite large force of men at work and seems to be well satisfied, still adding improve ments to his camp. He has recently added a water system.
 Mir. Boblett contemplates resuming work on his Sentinel claim near the White Horse group. This claim has produced some very rich ore in the past.
 Uncle John Fisher and Peter Bau- mann are placering. Mir. Baumann says he will soon have company working the Big Whale Group.
 So much and no more this time.