Arizona republican., 1902-06-19

good idea for prospectors to advertise their properties the same as stock companies do their stock. There is no reason why prospector should sit in his tent year after year awaiting the possible arrival of a capitalist, when by judicious advertising one might be secured in few weeks.-Prospector
 Messrs. F. G. White, L. F. White and r. F. White have received an assay of the ore from their Miles Standish mine in the Big Wash, east Of town, showing a value of $S1 per ton. They have bonded it for a short time for $2,OO0 to party who can push it. Florence Blade.
 Messrs w. B. Lander. Horace A Bennett and Alfred R. Weart arrived in Florence Tuesday on their way to the NeWbury camp, and Mesdames Lander and Bennett came with them They are prepared to arrange all out standing claims and enlarge their op- erations so as to make the NeWbury more profitable investment than ever Florence Blade.
 Messrs. Thomas Rutledge and George Emmett brought in some fine ore from the Confidence group of mines last Saturday. It runs high in gold and copper values. These mines lie in the Dagger Wells district.-Flor- ence Blade.
 Messrs. Stokes and Frank Schilling have taken charge of the property of the Ray Copper company at Ray and the former manager. MT. Gilroy, has gone to California for the summer.
 A vein of 1S-inch ore of high grade was struck in the Bob Tail mine last week and preparations are making to develop it farther.
 D. w. Sullivan came in from Con- gress yesterday. He reports that Con- gress now has an abundant supply of water which is piped from the old O'Neal place, on Date creek. The water is pumped to Martinez and from there to Congress. There is some talk of extending the water pipe line to Congress Junction.-Courier.
 J. Q. Stephens came in from Los An geles yesterday to look after his min ing interests. He is interested in prop erty near the Hillside, which is being developed by Ingals S Son. Young man Ingals came in from the property yesterday. He says the workings are now on the ledge.-Courier.
 Superintendent Mansfield came in from the Alma mine yesterday on Groom creek, on which property he has been pushing development work for some time. He says that for the last thirty feet the new workings in the Alma have been on a vein of very rich shipping ore, carrying lead, gold and silver. The ledge is three feet wide, and is referred to as the best strike yet made in Groom creek district. The Alma is parallel claim to the Empire. The properties are located few miles south of Prescott.-Courier.
 Fine looking copper and silver ore, carrying some gold values, is being taken from the Sailuaro mine. Good ore is showing the entire length of the crosscut being run from the 100-foot level. From the dip of the rich ledge at the surface and the appearance of the crosscut, it is probable that the ledge will be cut very soon; and if it carries the rich values found on the surface, some one will make some money, as the ore on top carried sev- eral thousand ounces of silver to the ton. About 500 feet from the main shaft an incline has been started, which is down about thirty feet, show ing four-foot vein of high grade sil- yer and copper ore carrying good gold values. Recent assays give values of 26 per cent copper, 12S ounces silver and SIP gold per ton.-Wickenburg News Herald.