Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-30
GOLDEN FLOW FROM THE JESSIE
 MINE.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

may come as a surprise to many peOple,
 but it is nevertheless a fact, and if
 there are any who are ungenerous en-
 ough to question this assertion, it can
 be substantiated.
 A short time ago, Hon. John $.
 Jones, the president of this company,
 completed the general outline of his
 work on the main undertaking. such as the building of his new shaft house ov- CT the Jessie, the partial completion of the shaft in retimbering, and other matters incidental, and turned his at- tentiOn to the opening up of the Divi- dend and Union veins running parallel to the Jessie, rebuilding also the old mill on the original site, together with the lesser matters on the group.
 Following his exploration on the Union and Dividend veins, big and rich ore bodies were tapped, and the old and primitive mill was put togeth- CT and started up. It has been less than month since the stamps began to drop, but in that short time and un- der adverse conditions mechanically he has proven that as side issue to the main workings this ground is very de sirable, and is also an excellent asset.
 The gold bullion and the heavy con. eentrates produced will suffice to ex- plain that the enterprise is, even un- der these limited conditions of opera tion, an unqualified suecess.
 It is very probable that, through this demonstration of the capabilities of the Jessie ground the work of pushing to as early a completion as possible the introduction as originally contemplat- ed by MT. Jones of 40 stamp mill, the treatment of the ores by cyaniding to at least a capacity of 200 tons a day, together with the inauguration of the Agua Fria pump and electrical power station, will be considered, and the work outlined on the original or the mother vein of the zone, the Jessie and other claims on that Assure, will be hastened.
 That there is net work system of gold bearing veins cutting through the Jessie group, this late work of develop ment and production clearly and con vincingly proves to be fact. On the original workings, or the Jessie lode proper, it is also firmly established that it is without doubt the richest gold bearing Assure in that section, if not in the county.
 The two veins that are producing sO handsomely today, the Dividend and the Union, are each independent of the other, and lie to the north of the Jessie. On the Dividend depth of 220 feet has been reached by a shaft, and a drift is being run westerly to connect with another shaft. When this is com pleted the ores alone from the Dividend will keep a ten stamp mill busy.
 On the Union the development work that is being given is by drifting, and that property also is producing profit ably as the mill runs prove. In from sixty to ninety days Mir. Jones states that the Dividend alone will keep the mill running continuously.
 While these two side issues of the are producing so bounteous- ly, it is to be hoped that the intrOdue- tion of the heavier machinery will be made for the Jessie, as the yield that is being made today from but a frac tion of the eompany's group, is con- elusive proof of the merit of the ground at any point that may be sell eeted for development or production.
 The entry of this mine again into the circle of gold producers is whole 1 somely regarded, but to those who are with it's underground con ! ditiOns, it is not an unexpected result, | by any means.
 Since this company has resumed l an active life, step by step it is prov i ing what its faithful backer has cher i shed for many years. namely, that if i given an opportunity it would term mate satisfactorily to all interested. It , s yet in its infancy, nevertheless, and 'l.hough producing proftably today. rhen the plans are matured on the oasis to be accomplished later, there is 10 tenable ground on which to stand put that it will be among the most desirable possessions in gold yield in his territory.
 The management is experienced and frugal, and there is no person who knows the ground better than MT. Jones does. The company is paying ts way, and the many men now in it's aop4auto1