Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-25

tonoltIOn. eNneflt WHO nave IFom NuHt
to time made exhaustive examinations
do not hesitate to declare that there Is
actually s50000000 i'm sight Although
the ore IN this case Is in no sense
blocked out. there appears to be one
vast mountain Of ore, which Will aver
age $3.50 per ton in gold, "a per cent OF
which Is absolutely free. However. in
one place, the work discloses a shoot Of
forty-two feet wide, which will aver
age over $40 per ton gold. Many very
handsome specimens showing enorm-
ously rich in free gold have been found
Some of these specimens showed great
giobules of gold sticking out of them.
cieness Mining Company
The Cienega Mining company of Los
Angeles. capitalized at S5,000,000. has
been organized with the following list
of officers and directors: G.. II. Parker
presidents ID. a. Freeman, Vice presi-
dent; l.. G. Ferrer, secretary and treas
urer; and the directors are: s. w.
Mudd, A. X. Macomber, Il. J. Siebert
J. L. Boyle and Theo. Martin of Los
Angeles and VI. r. Chase, w. s. Tevis
of San Francisco and L. E. Torres of
Hermosillo. Sonora. The company will
commence operations on large scale
on the ore bearing lands In and around
Cienega. Mex. Millions of dollars worth
of ore has been taken from some OF
these old properties by the former
owners and as they only scratched
the surface" the new company expects
to get great returns. No stock will
be placed on the market, owing to the
fact that it has all been subscribed
and is held by the directors and few
outsiders.
San Diego Companies
San Diego, Cal, News Articles Of in
c Orporation of the Julian Consolidated
Mining company have been filed with
the county clerk, the company having
been organized under the laws Of
Arizona, with principal place of busi-
ness a. Phoenix. The companvs mines
are at Julian in this county
The capital stock is $500000 in 81
shares. The limit of Indebtedness is
SOS, 900. The amount subscribed is Sl0,-
600. each Of the following who are the
directors taking $4,000: Frank F. Davis,
Orilla M. Donnell, Francis Lewis, Helen
NJ. Davis, Charles B. Davis. The Off
GERS are: President. Frank F. Davis;
vice president, Charles B. Davis; sec
retary, Orilla NJ. Donnell; treasurer,
Francis Lewis.
A certified copy of articles of in
corporation of the High Peak Mining
company was also filed. This company
was incorporated with a principal place
of business at Tucson. Ariz., with a
capital stock of $1,000, 900. The limit TO
indebtedness is 100000. The directors
are ]. r. Taylor. O. G.. McWain, Carroll
j. Proua, Lewis Pertman, Calvert
Wilson.
Grapevine Mining District
The Barstow correspondent of the
San Bernardino Times-Index writes as
follows: 1T has fallen to the lot of
c. w. Roach until lately a deputy in
the employ of the Santa Fe rail-
road at Barstow, to give mining an
| impetus around Barstow. Mr.. Roach
has been at work for the past six
months during his spare hours pros
pecting and casually struck something
that looked good to him from the first
time he beheld it, and after several
weeks of hard work took a sack of his
ore to Mr.. Kehoe of the Bagdad Chase
| Gold Mining company, an assayer of
ability and unquestioned integrity, and
| had the keen satisfaction of finding an
assay amounting to $114.93 per ton.
! This ore, according to Mr.. Roach S
statement. was taken at random from
| the cavity he now calls the 'Nettie
/ mine" Himself. Wong Kee and J.
Smithson are the joint owners. Work
on the principal mine is now being
| pushed forward at a rapid pace, two
shifts being now in full operation, en-
ploying eight men, and Mr. Roach
hopes within the next few days to have
three shifts of eight hours duration
set agolng, and the tunnel in which
they are now working will be bored ai
a hurried pace, panning at several in
| tervalS each day gives indication Ot
better results and although too early
to prognosticate, the signs are encour-
aging. The territory for a considerable
distance around the central mine has
been located, but there are parties in
terested, busy looking around and pick
ing up what they surmise to be the
likeliest locations"
Mine Owners Active
Oroville, Cal, Mercury: P. C. Tubbs
of Los Angeles, secretary of the Cold
River Mining company, has returned
home after a weeks visit at the prop
erty of the company near Oregon City
The result of his visit is that work ON a
60O-foot tunnel will begin at once.
Merced. Cal, Star: A company from
Los Angeles is developing a mine near
Hornitos which has been named THE
Three Trees" 1t is located on a part
of the Merck estate and the company
has a bond on it, The ledge has been
known for a long time. but has never
been worked. A complete equipment
including mills, is to be put on the mine
and operated by electric power. Ma
chinery is being received by the South
ern Pacific and hauled from Merced c
, the mine judging from the quantity
of it the company evidently thinks the
prospect a good one.
Tombstone, Ariz., Inspector: Messrs
, Childs and Raymond of Los Angelo:
arrived from that city Sunday morning
to inspect the Grand Central cyanide
! plant of the Shines failing Co., II
which they are both heavily interested
Both the gentlemen expressed them
selves in high terms on the showing
, made by the local management
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