Arizona silver belt., 1904-07-28

"o so oo Tfo. At tnirty-eight feet
 good flow of water was found, assur
 Ing sufficient for mill purposes. Orc
 Is now being sacked and shipmen,
 will soon be made to the custom smel.
 Ger Of the Copper Queen in Dauglas,
 which will tell much more concerning
 the value of the property than it has
 previously been possible to ascertain.
 -lnternational- American.
 The Review states that advices re-
 ceived in Bisbee were to the effect
 that the third payment on the Vol
 verine and Arizona, which is due and
 payable at Bisbee on July 30, will be
 met promptly. The third payment
 due the original owners amounts to
 twenty-three thousand dollars, and
 the final payment is not due until
 January 30, 1905. Among the Bisbee
 people who who will share in the twenty-thee thousand dollars are M. J. Cunningham, w. H. Brophy, NJ. ].
 Brophy and Mir. Harry, former super intenent of the railway at Bisbee.
 The Fletcher mines at Stockton Hill are outputting large tonnage of ore. At the old Indian Boy mine fine grade of native silver ore Is being en. countered that will run well up in the hundreds of dollars to the ton. Con- siderable high grade lead is being taken from this mine also. At the co D all the men that can be work ed in the Stopes have been put on. At the Alpha, now that the road has been completed, many men will be put to work. This mine is one of the most promising copper properties in the county. At Berry siding, on the santa Fe, big loading bin is being constructed capable of holding large amount of ore. Mohave County Miner.
 The Golden Gem Mining company has been incorporated by Warner Miller, B. Frandk Hall and George F, Milliken, all of Now York The capi. tai has been placed at 100000 ten dol lar shares. The men at the head of this enterprise are among the wealth jest of New York capitalists. The company has been operating the Gold eu Gem mine, at Cerbat, for some months and is preparing to take it over aud work it'on large scale. A few days ago new cable was received at the mine and it is reported to be the intention of the company to sink the main shaft several hundred feet deep er It now stands at depth of 100 feet. Hundreds of feet of drifts have been rnn and great ore bodies opened up since the new companyS accession, George +. Milljken, one of the beat known mining engineers of New York is in charge of the property, with J. w. Morgan as foreman. Mohave County Miner.
 Tue largest bar of bullion ever sent out from the Gold Road mill was brought to Kingmau Tuesday night by Sheriff Lpyin, says the Miner. The bar weighed nearly two hundred or to be more exact, 20S4 ounces, and was valued at over s36,- 900 The bar was taken from ten days run of tn, big plant and was from ore from the surface and 100 level of the Gold R lad mine. The ore of the lower levels is now show ing soma acidity and lime is used as sweetenin,g acirload having been re. ceived from Nelson for that purpose early last week. Since the installa- tion of the amalgam ators and regrind ing of the pulp after 1t leaves ths rolls better results have been obtain ed. The taking of coarse gold from the pulp does away with the long ba,h in the cyanide solution, which was necessary under ths old methed. With the introduction of wet crush ing throughout the capacity of the mill will bs greatly increased aud ex- traction of gold facilitated.
 The Dos Cabezas mining district in this county never looked better ac- cording to J. J. Riggs, who was inter- viewed by the Douglas International American Considerable activity is being shown by the management of the Dos Cabezis Consolidated Gold Mining company, now operating in Dos Cabezas. These mines are financ. ed by Los Angeles capital. Another property that is attracting consider able attention is what is known as the Casey gold mines now bonded by T. J. Roberts for eastern capital. An offer of $80, 900 cash for this property was once refused by Mir. Casey the former owner. If these two proposi- tions prove to be what is claimed of them, the little town of Dos Cabezas will not be long in attaining repu- tation greater chan it once had in it's