Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-08-03

some cash. Wiesling claimed that be had been deceived in regard to the sale and in accepting the amount given him, hence the suit.
 During the past ten days there have b cen several tests made of the ore | from the Gro Bella mine at Grown | King mill to determine if the ore can | be treated at that mill without the heavy expense of having water haaled from Mayer by rail and then pumped from Crown King to the Gro Bella mine. The results of the tests have not been made public but it is claimed by the Grown King Mines company that their plant will make a great saving of the values of this ore than could be made at the Gro Bella mill even if they had all the water they needed.
 John Mcdonald left on Tuesday for the Blue Dick mine on which he will place small force Of men at work cleaning out the old workings which have become filled with debris on ac- count of it's remaining idle for several years. A deal is on for the sale of the property and this is only prelimi- nary to starting active work on it again. The Blue Dick has been a wonderful proprety and has produced large amount of silver and gold ore.
 The Journal Miner has had a num- Der of inquiries from its eastern sub scribers asking about the Iron King property, but is unable to give any definite information owing to the absence of Ben Blanchard, although operations have ceased temporarily. In conversation ~ith miners who have been employed in the mine all tell the same story that there is a great abund- ance of ore there, but they have no knowledge of its values.
 The recently constructed ten-stamp mill of the Orc Grande company, near Wickenburg is working twenty-four hours per day. The company is handling high and low grade ore from the dumps just as it is come to. and entire satisfaction is expressed at the showing being made. Eo clean up has been made since the ten stamps were started, but it is very likely the ore will average close to 5io per ton. Work is still pr0gIe sing nicely on
 -he Rincou conraGys property in Weaver district. The mere work done .be better tlp property =hovs up. Itis good hirg to do cue.5 inning iu a couatry where has been proven that taa lals-= go down. #i.h the hizh values tLat be 2ilcru ones carry and t.c e-er widening ore body, l,is safe e5 sy ha he riae will soon a. a slelueat
 aJi.g gsteh.r-u ss.l,z sr.s 5--a- D. Clark. ol 5altr-r. @ t--'l. treat--e.e-e cc-~-- ci.tus o La.orels l.sra Irrcs "HI.ar Soa15 from 5.ea.oI a-- L.r.oa. ai5 ! los#ui tE.u. He .,HCit.cls asa ! that 57loua stsG ie expended .liz gear for 5oy-.oIutIt TGF, ,o le started at once. Ei-ai copper int--- az.a have Fr--iogsly se-raI proper.
 '-s in -lc Copper Rivr rar-try. A letter received aae ca Monday l gives good news concerning tL9 Hsr- qua Iala mine and says it is looking ! fine. The property gives promise of ! producing more i1 the ig-u-7 ,tan j. ] ever has iu the past.
 ] The c5rior5 rains of the ras5 teH weeks have not only Le-n of the Ig-eas7st beuett to ztookmen but they have helped lba placer miners cut wonderfully also.
 ! Lt. E. E4f'ilt-t .et-lH-. ,+ --5t- ! lay evening from Q visit 10 his Cherry creek mini property. Hsza-5 that . it continues to look very promising 1 The Hudson Mining ccuuauy has l let a contract for lQ0 feet of eora on ! ifs property in the Lynx creek sec hon.
 L. Kaufman has started work on uis . Gold Tunnel group ol mines
 MINING PROPOSITION.
 The JourHil-Miuer has been author 'iazd to negotiate tine zaIe ui three :. very promising mining claims in the