Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-11-30
MINING NEWS.

engineer, returned IeW 0ayS Slnc5
 from Goldfeld and Tonopah. He wills
 remain here during the winter bus expects to return to Goldfield again
 in the spring. He says that a very
 rich strike was made recently in E5
 Dorado canyon, in Nevada, and hs thinks there will be a great rush to
 hat section in the immediate future.
 He states that the formation in the Searchlight country is identical with
 that of Goldfeld, and a general pros
 pecting of the country between these two rich mining districts is now iH
 progress and more rich discoveries are
 liable to be made within the next year
 MT. Morest says that there are greas opportunities for making money il. the Goldfield district.
 The statement is made that the re- sumption of work will be inaugurated at once on the Lincoln group of mines in the Bradshaw mountains, and that the contemplated Improvements upoE the same in the way of mechanical ap-
 plianees will guarantee the successful operation of that property from now on.
 Charles J. George, the head of this mining enterprise, has been a visitor to this city during the past few days, and realizing that the property was showing up better than ever through the late development work given, iE has been deemed advisable to push the work ahead more rapidly than ever, and to this end a new twenty stamp mill has been ordered equipped with every facility to treat the product. In addition thereto force of fifty miners will be placed to work at once.
 The Lincoln has lain practically idle for months, but since the completion of the Bradshaw railroad, the incen- tive to operating has been increased i through this economical ! channel, of transportation. Besides i this, the Lincoln has been recognized i as enc of the best pieces of mining 1 ground in the Bradshaw region, yield i ing in it's former life of activity hand i somely, and giving way to a sTstema- j tic course of development in a quiet ] way. The greatest depth today shown i on this property exemplifies the old l time regard entertained for it, and i there is no question now that it has ] been decided to continue that work ] and to treat its product on the ground, ] but what this section will have anoth- i er desirable asset in mining to its . credit. ]
 Monroe, Rogers, Hayne and Will ] Hams, of New York, have ordered the ! of work on their mining ! in this county and J. A. ; Conlee, the we'll known mining engi- ]! 1eer has been entrusted with the SUD- i of the same. The latter gentleman has now started operations :: it the different points. The mines owned by this syndicate comprise the White Horse and Hong Kong claims 1n Lynx Creek and the Verde Chief near Jerome, all of which have been ] developed in years gone i 1y, and show up well, the two first named carrying gold and silver values, while the latter is a copper proposi- ion. It is the intention of MT. Con- ee to push tine work expeditiously on III claims above mentioned, and if the
 howing made OF all of them is any t: indication to go by the future working If them will be watched with interest
 IS each enjoys an eXcellen. name. !:
 1t may also be said in connection !, with the resumption of work on the
 bove mines that the feeling in east , m centers today is decidedly favor ! bIe to mining and that this section
 if Arizona is to be wholesomely re- : arded as a good field for the investor, , he above movement is a criterion to o Dy, and the prominence of the firm : likewise should be weighed with favor. ,ince the presidential election there : eems to be a general revival in finan- ( ial circles to become identified with 5 'estern mining, and from present in ! ications mole capital will be flowing z 0 this section in the next thirty days ! Ii certain enterprises that are crystal zing into reality.