Arizona silver belt., 1903-12-03
Items About the Mines and Min eraI Development Culled
 From Exchanges,
TREASURELAND OF AMERICA
Reports From Many Districts ln the Territory
 Telling of Important Discoveries, Active Operations and the Organization of New Companies, Ausuring a prosperous year.

The Lucky Boy is taking out tht
 highest grade ore ever taken iron
 Shraums mountain. Picked pieces
 run up into the thousands of dollars
 while the general average is about $l5t
 a ton They are shipping a carload
 -Our Mineral Wealth.
 The Clifton Copper Era says that
 another strike Was made in the
 Golden Eagle, owned by the POlariS
 company, last week, which lays all
 other strikes in the shade. The strike
 was made in the north drift and aver. ages 25j ounces silver to the ton.
 The Samoa mine has produced $sO, GOO worth of ore during develop ment. With their tunnel in on the vein over 600 feet with a shipping grade Ot ore all the way and 100 feet of stope above the tunnel it looks like regular dividends for some time to come. Our Mineral Wealth.
 c. P. Collins, J. R. Leonard and II. Heasley, of PittSburg, have been wis iting the Octave mine, in which they are heavily interested. They report things in most satisfactory condition atths property. The Octave is one of the large steady producers of this sec tiOn of the country and stands up near the to of the Inst of dividend payers Journal-Miner.
 Every day the news is expected to arrive that the Great West 5O.tun cy. ande plant Tn operation and that a ten thousand dollar gold brick is on the way in. Inside of thirty days six cyanide plants will be operating in Mohave county, viz: Gold Road, Le- land, Fl Dorado, Great West, Rocky Fellows at Virginia Camp and the San Francisco Our Mineral Wealth.
 The Leland people have been mak ing examinations of the Dempsey X O'Dsa gold mine in Pilgrim district with view of taking these properties over and conducting them under the same management along with their home property. The figures are $2jO,- 000, the same as in the deal pending with the Marquette company. .-Ari- zODa Arrow.
 The Mohave County Miner states that since the installation of the hoist at the Treasure Hill mines sinking has been carried on rapidly and the 200 leyel will be reached in short time. It lis expected that President Best will arrive at the mine in few weeks and that thereafter the force of miners will be materially augmented. L. NJ. Teale, formerly of Globe, is Superin- teDdent of the Treasure Hill.
 Sheriff Loyin Thursday last brought in from the Gold Road mill Sl5 ,OO0 bar of bullion, the cleanup of one weeks run of the mill. Hereafter it IS the intention of the company to make weekly bullion shipments, and l It Is expected that these shipments | will run from $l2,0O0 to $l5, ,OOO. Under | the management of Superintendent | SpargO the expense of mine and mil ! has been cut down about One-third, | while the output of the mine and mill | has been greatly increased -MOhave | COunty Miner.
 Last week a strike of three feet of | glance was made by the Stevens Cop | per company in winze which they | are sinking on one of the claims. The company has experienced much l rouble on account of water in sinking lhe winze, which had reached a depth | of 40 feet when the streak of glance was cut. The extent of the strike cannot as yet be definitely determined, put there can be no question that it is of importance and will greatly en- courage the company, which has been developing its property steadily for the past two years. Copper Era.
 An important strike is reported to nave been made few days ago in the Century mine which is being operated Dy Judge Sanford, says the Journal Miner. The strike was made in A drift about loo feet from the shaft at q depth of 200 feet. The vein has peen croSS-cut for three feet but the indications are that it is several feet acrOsS. The ore is free milling gold and plates about $lj per ton valuation. "hlch, when it is considered that the property is cnly about eight miles Nuth Of Prescott and right on the wagon road is of importance.
 \ The BiSbee correspondent of the Tombstone Prospector says: A. fl. Emanuel has returned from Los An geieS where he has been for number ot weeks on business He states that N c. Bagg who formerly ran the