Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-06

trestle work from the railroad tracks
to the ore bins. This smelter is owned
by the George A. Treadwell Mining
company, and will work on the ore
which comes from its mine.
AngeIenos in Mining
According to the Clifton (Ariz.)
Era the only cash mining sale made in
that section in long time was con-
summated last week by the payment
of $4,000 to w. T. Kenzie and E. p. Frye
for four claims bonded by them year
ago to Ben NJ. Crawford and Duke
Await. The claims are at Gold Hill,
about seven miles from Metcalf, and
upon which Crawford and Await have
done about 1900 feet of developemnt
during the past wear. The ore occurs
in a contact between lime and por-
phyry. the Development work proving
the ore shoot for a distance of 1900 feet
and to q depth of several hundred feet.
The ore carries gold and lead, having
a uniform value of one ounce In gold
and about 30 per cent lead. Crawford
and Await have now associated with
them Dan Murphy, a mining man of
Los Angeles. Development work will
be continued until satisfied they have
enough ore blocked out to justify the
erection of plant, which from present
indications is not far distant
Stephen w. Dorsey of Los Angeles
is heavily interested in the Realito
copper mine in Sonora, Mexico, and
with party of Los Angeles investors
left for the property during the past
week.
Near Globe, Ariz., the Globe and
Arizona Development company is ex-
pected to commence work on its prop
critics in few weeks. 1t is understood
j. e. Saint of the company has made
! all arrangements therefor in Los An
geles.
Sam Lord of Hornitos states that
eight or ten men are employed
at the Mt. Gains mine, where a Hun
tington mill is being installed Consid-
siderable rock is being taken from the
Grimshaw mine which is being crushed
at the Organita. The Grimshaw is the
property of James F. Peck but is
bonded. The Mt. Gains is Differed and
controlled by Los Angeles people, of
which company w. T. Carter is sec
retary.
j. C. Mulhaupt, mining expert of
Los Angeles, has been examining the
Organita, near Merced, Cal, and his
| report is expected at any time.
o. D. M. Gaddis of Kingman, accom-
panied by Frank Dunham, jr., Los
Los Angeles mining man, have visited
a group of mines in the Secret Pass
section of the Blue Ridge range, Mo-
have county. They report thorough
examination of the property and ex-
press themselves well pleased with the
size and apparent values of the vein.
Carl F. Schader of Los Angeles, gen.
eral manager OF the German-American
Mining company, is in Kingman look
ing after business matters in connec-
ton with his company.
B. Frank Hall, formerly of Los An
geles, was reported in Kingman few
days ago from the Tub mine in Union
basin. Hall is preparing to work this
| IA ioPSlIy VII Oil CAtSiiolNS SCdlc.
w. D. Lloyd, acting for John Brock
man Of Los Angeles, has completed
an examination of the Tragedy group
of mines in the Union Pass section of
Mohave county.
New klngman SmeIter
| In recent issue The Herald reviewed
in full the intentions of the people who
will erect smelter at Kingman, Ariz.
Upon this subject the Kingman Miner
has the following additional facts:
Clair G. Andrews and Carl L..
Doron of the AndrewsDoron company
are here from Los Angeles. These gen.
tlemen are promoters of the smelter
proposition that has been agitating
the people of this section for the past
six months. and it was understood that
at this time they would select site
and begin the preliminary work on the
grounds. Thursday and yesterday they
had surveyed and located several hun
dred acres of land in the vicinity of
McConnico, four miles south of King
man. The gentlemen claim 1t to be
their intention to install plant of 500
tons capacity at that point, and al
ready have purchased the necessary
machinery. The process to be intro
duced in this plant is new one and
is controlled by the Gold Hill Reduc-
tion company, of which Andrews and
| Doron are the representatives. BY this
method zinc values are saved and paid
for, instead of being penalized. If this
process is successful 1t will revolution
ize the handling of low grade zinc-lead
ores Andrews and Doron departed
for Los Angeles last night, but it is
understood they will return in two
weeks, prepared to begin work on the
plant"
Smelter for Mexico
The smelter that w. l.. Morgan of
Los Angeles started to erect in San
Diego two years ago, but which was
afterward taken down and stored, has
been sold to the Lower California Cop
| per company, that has shipped 1t to