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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27
GRANT COUNTY MINES.

special to the Rocky Mountain
News from Silver City says; Work on
the new smelter to be constructed in
the BurrO mountains viii be commence
ed rs soon as the site is selected Mr.
Laughlin OF the firm OF Cross & Laugh
lin, st. Louis. manufacturers of smelt-
ing furnaces, who recently spent sever
al weeks in the district, will return
shortly and Cotton plant will be cree
ted.
The Sampson Mining company. COM
posed of Illinois capitalists have been
Incorporated to operate in Luna county
in the Cooks Peak district The head
quarters are at Freeport, ILL.,, and Chas
H. lockwood is the local agent
\ new diamond drill will soon be Yut
in by the Ross Copper company On
their property just east of Santa Rita.
A mining expert viii arrive at Fierro
this week to test the advisability of
sinking several shafts to about 800
feet depth. This will he done to To-
cate the sulphide ore which is thought
to underlie the present workings. and
VIII be an important acquisition after
the construction of the new smelter.
An extension lease of two years has
'@i- - Nil GU Oh Iic tIlEOlltl IllllG q I
Pinos Altos by William McAllister. and
extensive improvements viii soon be
made on that already we'll developed
mine. y new double compartment shaft
will be sunk and new hosting outfit
will be installed. The Arizona is enc
OF che richest gold producing mines in
Che territory.
Through the negotiations of Mr.
Frank Nicholson the Little Fanny mine
ii the Cooney distrnct. has been pur-
chased by Boston capitalists. and ex-
tended operations viii be at once COM
mence1.
The Wilson Mining company at
STEMS Pass, has purchased the boiler
and machinery formerly used in the
Lone Mountain mill. and had it install
cd in their own mill
The Niogolloa Cold and Copper COM
pany has commenced development
work on their claims in the Mogoi-
len mountains. The working force
has heen doubled and the ere shows Il
great quantity of free gold. -Albu-
qUerque JCurnal-Dem0crat.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27

Peru. has returned from a six months
trip to the properties.
Since the requirement of the vast
property less than one year ago Mr..
McCune said approximately $4,000. 600
has been expended and he estimated
that as much more would have to be
sent into the channels of trade before
a single dollar would be returned. 1t
has been definitely decided to build a
railroad from the present terminus OF
the line running from Callao to Arrayo.
The distance Will be about eighty miles
and engineers are now in the field sur
veying the line. the concessions for
which were recently purchased.
Within the next month or so Mr. Nc
Cure intends to place an order for IS
Geo tons of steel rails and some 40. 600
ties The latter will be purchased On
the Pacific coast. but it is possible that
the order for steel will go either to
England or Germany. The preliminary
equipment will consist of 200 or more
cars and six locomotives. These will
be purchased in this country, of course
and the order for them will be placed
before Manager McCune before he
leaves for Peru again. probably ninety
days hence.
Down at the mines three big double
compartment and manway shafts are
now under way and two more will be
started in the near future Thirty
American miners and men are now
employed and quite a large number
more will be sent down by Mr. McCune
| during his stay at home. He says the
natives make the best kind of laborers.
ia11t in, live 1I,c
worthless. They know nothing about
teamirg. On that account at least
twenty good teamsters will be en-
ployed here and sent down and as the
horses down in that country are of lit
tie account Mr.. McCune contemplates
buying about 100 head of Missouri
mules and shipping them to the mines.
Twenty miles of gccd road have lust
been built over the Andes to the ANA
ION side Of the range from Arrayo and
travel between the railroad and mines
/ is. therefore, compare lively easy. 1t
Will be near the end of next year be-
! fore the eighty miles OF railroad are
/ completed, hurry as much as the con-
structors may, so the wagon road will
! prove a great convenience in the mean
| time.
! - Ni4o iiteSii'iNii VI 4fAe9slS- MO Ilt
and HagSin to reduce all the ores pro-
! duced to bullion at the mines, and i'm
mense smelling and refining works viii
/ be erected for that purpose. Located
about fifteen miles from the mines arr
practically ineXhaustible coal deposits
! that have also been acquired. These
/ VIII be connected with the works ant
fuel for smelling and steam making
purposes VIII thus be easily and cheap.
! - Cbtained.-Salt Lake Herald.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27
MINING NOTES.

The sullivan diamond drill ordered
by H e. Armitage for the Hercules
Mining company has arrived in Pres
colt and Mir. Armitage viii commence
operations With it very soon AT the
company'a property in the Castle creek
country.
Judge e. Nj. Sanford. managcr Of taa
Century Mines company. has started
men at work sinking Il double com
p2rtment shaft en- the property owned
BY the company about seven miles
south Of town and near the road i the
Senator mine. The shaft Is doNr
thirty-five feet and is in ore al The
way. The ledge IS eighteen :ect be
tween walls. The mine is located in
the Groom creek belt. and every mine
in that section Which has been worked
10 any extent has proven to be a bull
lion Observation-Disclosures.
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Mines and Minerals
Of Arizona

The meeting held in Prescott on ne
oath for the purpose of discussing mat
tiers preliminary to the organization of
tended and all present seemed to be in
earnest in the matter. The committee
on expenses of the first year reported
that the expense should not exceed 5lCv
monthly for all purposes and the COM
mittee on available mines for listing
reported that its circular letter had
been favorably received by many min
ing companies and taken under consid-
Grafton by others. There was cons J.
cradle discussion of bylaws and regu-
lations to govern the organization and
Il letter was read from the Maricopt
county board of trade promising CO.
operation. There is no question but
that in the event of organization Mari
copa county will be found ready and
willing to do her whole share in help
ing along the enterprise. This county
has fewer mipes in course of develop
ment at present but the day may come
when she has as many, perhaps. FOR
the home proSpector has overlooked the
good things at his door. However.
there are already some good mines
opening up here and there are other
business lines that are interested
in the prosperity of the mining Dusi-
ness. 1t is thought that at the meeting
to be held in Prescott this week the
organization of the exchange will be
perfected and be done properly.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27
TWO GOOD PROPERTIES
Lively Outlook for Mining At Kirk
land and Skull Valley.

The Prescott Prospect in yesterdays
issue calls attention 10 two groups of
claims near kirkland and Skull Valley
southwest of that city, that are at
tracing attention just now. one is the
property of the ORC Mining company
and the other is the sale OF the orc
Cobra, recently made by SVitzer and
Radcliffe. The Prospect says:
Mr.. David KiIe superintendent OF
the ORC Mining company, has been
spending d few days in Prescott and
brings news Of renewed activity in. ,he
southern Bradshaws. The Orc group
of mines. where considerable work is
going on. was formerly known as the
Boaz and was equipped with & %
stamp mill with 80 tons daily capacity.
Mr.. Kile is increasing the capacity to
$50 tons and adding also q cyanide
plant that will treat $50 tons daily. The
1900 tons of machinery which these
improvements necessitate are already
on the ground and will be installed as
quickly as human labor can accomplish
the task.
In the Orc group there are sixteen
full mining claims besides the mill site.
eight OF which are already patented
:
veyed for patent and the papers have
gone to Washington. On the sixteen
claims there are some 5000 feet of de-
velopment. mostly tunneling and drift
ing, for it is a steep mountain coun-
try. The greatest depth thus far at
tanned By shaft is $50 feet. The lodges
are from four to twelve feet in width.
and are all in ore. There is no waste
!
constantly busy and Trey are working
two ten-hour shifts. so that there is 10
cessation of work night or day The
nearest point on the railroad is Kirk
land. on the s. F. p & P. and from
there all supplies are hauled It is only
by travelling through the county and
visiting the mining camps in person
that one learns of the really vast
amount of mining that is being carried
on. In the wooded hills and secluded
canyons o; the Bradshaws many a
shaft is being sunk or tunnel driven On
paying lodges whose owners say moth
ing but keep saving WOOD to good
purpose.
Messrs. Switzer and Ratcliff made
4 sale of their gold mines last Friday
to the ORC Cobra Mining company. Tor
the handsome figure of S55. 900. receiv-
inS 10 per cent down as a first payment.
| The mines are situated three and 4
half miles easterly from Skull Valley
station on the west slope Of the Prieta
range The property consists Of seven
claims in two groups, the Gold Stand
ard group with three claims covers .
ledge two and a half to five feet wide;
while the FL Dorado is a group OF fouI
] claims on a ledge fifteen fcet in width
/ The company has secured watel
rights from Mrs John Dixon. which
viii furnish all the water needed fol-
/ reduction works at such times as the!
are needed. The groups are one mile
apart and they propose to establish {
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Territorial News
49,. ..'......
J. G.. PHNDLtwoN DEAD.

Last evening J. e. PendIaton di"d at
the hospital as a result of an unfortu-
nate mishap during L runaway accI-
dent an account Of which recently c.
CURED in these columns. Peadleton
was bockkeepel for the Black Diamond
company and in driving d buggy and
team from the mine TO Pearce the ami
mails became frigh ened and unman-
ageable. during which Pendietcn was
thrown violently from the buggy to the
ground his head striking a large rock
and fracturing his skull. Immediate
medical attention was had and the UNI
fortunate man came acre for medica!
treatment. The injury proved most
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ISGIEIF7G.
MiLLEP.

serious one, several fractured bones
being pressed inside on the brain, and
although everything possible vas done
to save his life. all efforts proved of no
avail. The relatives OF the deceased
reside in Chicago and they We're noti-
fed Of his death. The deceased was a
recent arrival in This section, but was
well liked and highly esteemed by all
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pNctOr.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27

y. W. McCune. who With J. E. Hag-
sin. has undertaken the bringing out
of the old Sierra Pascoe copper mines,
100 miles over the Andes from Callao,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27

He seems to be very Independent"
independent. Well, rather. Why.
he's more Independent than the official
representative CT a LABOR union. Chi
cage Post.
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THE MERR1wETHER PROPERTY.

George W. Middleton did not get
away. as announced in the Journal
miner and as he expected to. lie was
delayed until today in making MS
TritIe from Richenbar. 1t is rumoced
that Mr.. Middleton viii go direct to
Kansas City to arrange for a bond on
the Merriwethe. property, adjoining
the Gold Note group. Thence he will
go to New York TO join forces With
parties whom Governor Tritle has to
take the Gold Note properties, and lie
will be associated with the governor in
the organization and working of these
mines. If these gentlemen and their
friends take hold OF the properties
mentioned. it means new large gold
producer and the employment OF a
large force Of men employed in mining
and milling and in the development Of
, cur resources.
Governor F. y. Tritle returned
last night from visit to Richenbar,
where he went with George Zi4a,
owner of q group of gold mines, 10
make an examination Of the property.
which consists OF nine patented Claims
The main shaft Of the group on the
& sid Note mine is about see feet in
depth. From this shaft five levels
have been opened for Il distance OF 400
feet to 4 SHAFT about - feet from the
north end of the claim. The property
has been idle since George w. Middle
ton had it under bond, and no engineer
being on the ground, the governor was
of the opinion that he could so down
the ladder of the shaft without using
the hoist. Ills effort IN that direction
was = failure He got down distance
of about sixty feet when his rI,euna tie
knees gave out and he had difficulty
in getting back to the surface. He re-
turned to Prescott and will take an
/ engineer out tomorrow to lower him
with the hoist. 1t is hoped that the
examination which the governor viii
make will ho satisfactory and that this
property will again be workcd.-Jour-
naI-Niner.
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"Enilds up the SYSTEM"

Hon Joseph II. Ridgeway, Secretary
Of the American Anti-Treat Society,
writes the following letter from tf:S
Grand Central Hotel, st. Paul, Mimi:
at is With great pleasure that 1 en-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27

The logical deduction from many
so-called statement of facts is fully
100 per cent.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27

QOrSe PeruDa rs
an honest medi-
cine, competent
to do all it
claims. ! have
used it several
times and know
of nothing that
r;sr"s so com
pr -sIy, and at
the same time
builds up the
system.
:" ] have. rec
commended it to
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27

Miller Chemistry the High School
os Tpsiant, Street,
especially examined
tcorou to earn itsco
calculated
up the and procure
'PROF L.
RALEP
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27
DISCARD SWORD AND SIDE Ann,
British Covcrnmcn, 10 Arm Officers
With Carbincs.

Thn British goVcrHmnat h@ss recently
issued an crd2r II arm al officers with
carbincs, with Tie i-:t" nt;on Of disc trG-
inS the sword as y side arm. The mill
t1ry authorities Of tnis and ctaHr ca'I1-
nie=r :.re discussing The Feasibility o.
this action. and also OF eoui0qiag the
private soldier with the revolver as Il
side arm. This movement mas been
brought about by the almost hand 20
hand encounters between the Eoars
and the British.
y prominent military authority who
recently returned from South africa,
commenting On d" change in style OF
warfare. refe"s - The famous stand
made in Il recent battle with ;he Beers
~ the canadians under Lieutenant
iruco CHrruthrys. and 5eclaros thlt
the utisnnal bravery of Lieutenant
Carluthcrs aud tho si;ilIfuI use IL i,i;;
revolver gave him the opportunity or
rallying his command. Revolver pr,:c-
tice * receiving special attention hy
the inspectors CT rifle practice OF this
country. and the present agitation mIy
lead to lhis government issuing the re-
volver 10 others than commissioned OF
ficeIs. as is the rule at present.
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RETURNS FROM PERU.

y. W. McCune Talks of His South
American Mines.
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lions at once This is one OF the most
promising mining sections in the neigh
borhood of Prescott, and the country <
pretty we'll taken up and occupied by
active mines or mines about to become
active. The many Prescott friends Of
the two fortunate miners are congrat-
uiating them on their sale. and it has
been remarked by more than one that
IL the hands of these steady and indus
trious bays the money the will receive
is sure to be well applied.
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which the blood IS continually
throwing off. Pimp1es, black
heads and blotches are evidences
of a too acid blood, which has
inhamed and clogged the pores.
Skin Diseases being depend
ent upon the same causes require
the same treatment, which must
be constitutional and not external.
Nothing applied locally to the
inhaned surface can bring much
relief. The disfguring eruptions
will continue to annoy and pain
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1902-04-27

treatment, TeadlIy yield to the curative
powers Of S. S. S., and there is no reason
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