Arizona silver belt., 1902-01-02

' H he fina cleanup. They brought with ,them l4O pounds of aurocyanides, worth nearly SIP per pound, The tai Eng pit netted them something over N. .OOO.-Mohave Miner.
 The Good Hope Mining company is II w selling stock through it's man, Agencies in the east. This is ladies' and controlled exclusively by them, and any one buying stock kan be sure of making safe invest 3nent Many ladies here are putting i In their pin money Pima Paragon.
 M. Burns ma le rich fad this week about two miles east of Gilbert. He Hound d vein that assays from $50 to S4UO in gold. In prospecting the rock .with horn spoon this week he has taken out oyer s, Mr. Burns will put alp an arastra with which to work the rock News. Herald.
 R The law in Colorado rightly requires Aat any one milling, sampling, con &ptrating, reducing, shipping or pur- o1a sing ore must keep a record of the sK pment and all related data. Thus a3heck is put upon the possibility of tR practice of dishonesty in connec- tiDn with the shipping and treating of %' :, .1. A. Dunham, superintendent of he Clifton Consolidated Copper com Wny, is pushing development work at
 mines, and reports that his cleo 8cal drills are working to his entire 8tisfaction. He is now driving two hrge tunnels at the rate of seven to Aght feet each per day, which is
 eaking ground pretty fast. MT. Hnnham expects soon to put in dla- 4pnd drill for prospecting work.-Era.
 Names F. Wardner, the most success-
 l mining operator who has visited
 ds section in several years, lett Sun- 8y last for San Carlos to examine enc mining property. Mir. Wardr or c t visited his section last summer to Hpk at the shannon property for some Investors, and was so favorably iu- rtssed with the mining outlook that W concluded to operate here. Since t8t time he has closed three import e6t deals winch means much for this
 tiOn.-Cliiton Era.
 small experimental smelter has
 >r been erected a5 Stn Diego, Gal. I]As will use as an experiment. oil as m in the reduction uf copper and all o( r smelting ores. Mir. Trapp, the intentor, has perf4cJ confidence in its oecess. Id the ordinary shelter coke o Netting, as it generates great heat o< <i has chemical action on the ore. Epmeuts of iron and copper ore have h n ma ie to the new smelter and ex- r. ments will be started at once.-
 entific American.
 bill has been introduced in con- r &ss by Representative Martin, of H}Il lth Dakota, providing for the estab- ment of mining experiment. sta 0p in each mineral-producing state. oh station shall have an expert ge- oHs list, salary s3,0O0 per annum, a cn hist at s2,0OO and an equipment cq4 iug s, 00O. Assays of ore shall be fu1 ished free and shall be made pub l fteen days after samples have been ~ ished by depositOrs. Such law N be of great benefit to the pros- M Dr and mine Owaer, and incident nll tO the mining sections in general. -fX fton Era.
 l.. Thomas arrived in Kingman 3n morning from the Bill Williams Hok country with samples from sew or1 mining claims, which he recently lo4 led in that country. The ore npo kled with free gold witL small P ehtage q copper through It. MT I14mas states that the veins are over NY feet wide and that the samples w@R not picked, hut are an average of UT lodges. The gold is somewhat n4 y but that there are good values tn be rock is apparent. Kingman e. emen are interesting themselves tn e find. Miner.
 reports be true, the Greene Con-
 ated Copper company has struck
 lchest copper deposit yet known Upper mining, Much of the ore is
 pr than the matte which is being
 but of the furnace, and as conse- ' bee they are shipping the raw cop a products direct from the mines to q astern refinery. It is reported, he authority of Manager Mitchell, the copper strike is not only very