Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1905-08-30

report mentions some of the working
mines as follows: THE property own
ed by Messrs. Woods Winkleman and
Sewers, east of Kelvin shows from the
surface groupings and shallow develop
ments to be an extensive copper de-
post The Hamilton and Copper Bell
groups, owned by A. Nieman and
partner, is beyond the prospective
stage. Twelve claims with over / 500
feet of development, showing high
values in gold silver and copper and
is a valuable property. The Arizona
Pacific mines, with a modern plant on
the property that shows up well. From
surface indications. and from the ore
on the $50 foot level the future is as
sured. The property of the Ophir Con-
solidated Gold and Copper Mining
company, consisting of seven claims
on Big Sandy Wash, fifteen miles east
Of Florence and about four miles from
the ella river, located on both sides of
Florence and Kelvin wagon road This
property from surface indications and
shallow developments work, looks well.
on one claim, the Mckinley, in a ledge
about thirty feet wide, they have en-
countered and uncovered a pay streak
four feet wide that shows values of -
least fifteen per cent copper; also car
ries gold and silver. on two other
claims they nave uncovered a pay
streak twelve inches wide with ore
showing values of twenty per cent
copper; the other, a pay streak of eigh-
teen inches, SHOWS values Of nineteen
per cent copper. The above lodges or
deposits are from thirty to ninety feet
wide. The property north and adtoin-
ing above properties is owned by John
DeArmitt and John Brady. On one
ola i'm fbN-a s1ava ahOr1t IN fact Of yT-Oylr
a large body of ore Of high grade. They
are preparing to ship ore that viii
average forty-fve per cent coupa~
West about two miles is the Westfall
Bros. properties of several claims. They
have several hundred feet of develop
ment work. showing immense deposits
of ore from which over 100 tons have
been shipped. This properly has
good outlook. The property north of
above and adjoining consisting of four
claims, and owned by n. White, called
the old Buck group, is one of the most
promising in the district, has on it
shaft seventy feet of sinking, forty feet
of which is in ore, as we'll as a thirty
foot drift in ore Of nigh grade; from
which ore has been shipped averaging
over forty per cent copper. There are
also several openings on the above and
the other three claims all showing d
good class of ore. The properties
of above. and adjoining owned by Mr.
w. y. Price, Of ten or more claims, has
several hundred feet Of development
This, with good management, viii make
mine, as the surface indications and
openings show some high grade ores
This IS also a gold and copper prop
erty located at the foot of South Butte
of several claims and have seen sam
pies Of gold ore that from tests would
reach values OF over $50 per ton; has
also high grade copper ore"
Kingman. in Mohave county is to
a site mas been selected, which is east
of town less than 4 mile, and close to
the Y of the Santa F. Pacific railroad
The funeral of the late J. J. Baker
viii be held at the undertaking parlOr
of p. MOhn this morning at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. Baker was born in St. Francois
county, No. Sept IS, 1882. and was a
citizen of this city for the past twenty
years. nterment Will be in the Ma
sonic cemetery.
WHERE is CHARLES &. MAJOR?
Anyone knowing tne present address
of Charles L. Major. who resided in
Phoenix during the years 1895 and 1896
will confer a great favor if they will
inform Robert E. Mayse, at Ashland,
Kan, Of his whereabouts.