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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-27

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Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
EL CAPTAIN MINE.

F. C. AEeryt a director of the Fl Capitan Mining company, returned yesterday from a visit to the company's properties in the Kirkland district, says the Journal Miner.
 He states that work is being pushed in the sinking of the new shaft. which ts noW down to a depth of 60 feet, where there is an excellent showing of ore that carries good values in copper. gold and silver. One shipment of ore made some time since from this prop erty gave net returns of over s3O to the ton.
 Three of the five claims comprising the companys holdings cover a ledge which follows a granite and porphyry contact running in a northerly and southerly direction and dipping at an angle of 45 degrees to the west This vein is opened at various places by shallow shafts which show it to be continuous and strong the entire dis tance and carrying fair values.
 One of the two parallel locations GOV CTS spring with a good supply of pure water sufficient for the domestic uses at the eompany's camp. which is situ- ated about four miles south of Kirk land station on the s. F. P. and P.. which can be easily reached by good wagon read.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
Arizona Mines
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passing through Mount Union, would eventually prove, with development to be among the richest in Arizona, and the new strike made there during the past few months more than confirms the opinion then rendered by the noted geological expert" said E. F. Breed, to a Journal Miner man.
 ''The Mount Union country he said "is fast attracting the attention of min ing men to it's resources. The phenom- enal strikes made in the Storm Cloud Senator and Mount Union properties have proven the fact that the values in the ores increase with depth as well as the size of the ore bodies, and neg citations are now pending. as the result of it which is almost certain that all of the principal properties on the west side of Mount Union will change hands within a very short time.
 "I was rewarded a few days ago, by making a strike of what may turn into a valuable body of ore. At a depth of few feet in the vein I uncovered a small streak of high grade silver ore. which widened out to four inches in about six feet, and which assays over 800 ounces to the ton. lThe ledge upon which I made this find is located about 900 feet east of the east line of the old Jeff Davis ranch, associated with a great dike which cuts through the sec tion in a northerly and southerly di- rectiOn"
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
TO OPEN OLD QUEEN MINE.

set of articles of incorporation ap- pears in this issue of the Blade of what is to be known as the Queen Copper Mining company, the incorporators be- ing w. D. Fish. J. H. Thompson, J. w. Bandhauer, Richard Fleming and J. $. Towle, all of whom are Globe men. The authorized amount of capital is to be $5,000,00O, divided into i've million shares at par value of one dollar per share. The life of the incorporation is to be 25 years and its principal place of business at Superior in this county. w. D. Fisk is to be president; J. H. Thompson, vice president; J. W. Band hauer, treasurer. and Richard Fleming, secretary. These gentlemen are the ones who are preparing to begin exten- sive operations on the old Queen mine near Superior. and we can expect to see something doing there in a very short time.-Florence Blade
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

The Globe Consolidated Copper com pany may be said to have begun active operations with the starting of work on the three compartment shaft on the Gem claim, says the Globe Silver Belt The location for a working shaft could hardly be better, situated as it is on the ridge north of the Copper Hill mine and in close proximity to the Gray and other mines of the United Globe, ana adjoining other claims of the Globe Consolidated. There is a strong vein of copper on the Gem claim which Will be developed from the shaft. and cross cuts of very moderate length will also intersect the rich copper veins from the Josh Billings and the Bird group. A good wagon road has been built to the site of the Gem shaft, over which the timbers and machinery will be hauled and after the completion of the Arizona Commercial Copper company's railroad an incline tramway can be constructed at moderate cost which will greatly cheapen and facilitate the trahsporta- ton of supplies and ores.
 President H. B. Hovland, of the Globe Consolidated Copper company. arrived from Duluth last week and will remain here until october l, giving his personal attention to affairs. in which he is ably assisted by Dr. J. Morgan Clements, who has been the chief rep resentative here of the company since it's inception.
 The superintendent of the Globe Consolidated. MT. E. A. Wayne, is also on the ground having arrived last week from Vancouver, B. C., where he has recently been located. MT. Wayne is a mining man of experience and ability, having been connected with some of the large mines at Butte, Montana, and was for time with the Calumet & Arizona at Bisbee. He was also en- gagged in mining for a time in Mexico.
 The Gem shaft will be sunk 1000 feet and hoisting machinery sufficiently powerful for the purpose has been or fiered Considerable other work of minor importance will be carried on this fall and the assessment work alone on seventy-five or more claims will give employment to good many men. Other shafts will be sunk after a time when the management deems it adYis- able
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

much pleased with the outlook for the property and highly comments the management for it's method of oper- ations which are meting with such great success in uncovering the ore bodies. MT Alsdorf is making satis- factory headway on his property. and with the installation of new machinery and drills expects to prove up the value of the holdings within a very short time There has been no attempt to take out any of the ore encountered, and until the shaft has been sunk sev- eral hundred more feet no drifting will be done.
 Manager Beauchamp of the Gold Belt was in camp the first of the week on his way to Clifton with a quantity of new samples taken from the work ings of the claims. He expects to re- turn in a few days and will continue his working force OF the shaft now be- ing sunk through the recent discovery of ore. Several prominent men of the locality have been out to the claims and express themselves as well pleased with the outlook and are very enthu- siastic over the future of the company
 The shaft is sinking at the rate of two feet daily and there are no indi- cations of any diminishment in the quantity or quality of the ore. All the first class ore is being placed on the dumps as taken out and will be shipped to the shelter as soon as the short piece of wagon road necessary to con- meet with the main road is finished
 There is now on the dump about S4,000 worth of first class ore and over 5000 of second grade and this is be- ing added to daily.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
GLOBE MINING NOTES.

Jerry Hayward returned several days ago from the Idaho mine at Dripping Springs, owned by L. c. Woods and himself. He brought with him samples of fine peacock and sulphide ore from the Idaho, and states that he has about 60 tons of good ore on the dump which will be shipped to the Humboldt smell ter. The mine is only seven miles from the Phoenix & Eastern railroad. The rich ore is being taken from a 25-foot shaft, in which there is about four feet of shipping ore. There are three other shafts on the property-the deepest 50 feet-and a tunnel 50 feet. showing some good ore.
 Announcement is made from New York that producers of Lake copper have announced an advance in the price of copper for early delivery to 19 cents. Some users of electrolytic in need of additional copper to cover their needs for the remainder of this year have gone over to Lake copper, because they happen to be able to get more of that than the other, but they have had to pay little higher than the previous market price The principal copper producers are so well sold up to the end of the year that if the present de- mand keeps up spot copper will sell at 20 cents before JaTtuary.
 Thos. E. Parish returned from Los Angeles on Tuesday and will remain some time experimenting the develop ment of a mining property in Lyons canyon for parties who have it under bond. Some fine sulphide ore has come from it, and the showing is said to be very promising.
 The substantial advance which the Old Dominion Copper Mining & Smelt- ing company has been making of late in its mining operations. and the pro duction of copper, has occasioned much favorable comment in Boston and New York as well as at home. The Globe, the companys principal mine, is in better condition now than for many months, and the steady improvement that has been so noticeable promises to continue indefinitely. Development work is being carried on with a larger force Of miners than has been employ ed since before the fire in the Inter lopeF shaft.-Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
GRAHAM COUNTY MINES.
Items of News From Morenci and
 Nearby Points.

Thes following items are from The Morenci Leader:-
 N. L. Jenkins, superintendent of the Home Copper company. has just ship ped large sample of their ore to the Territorial fair at Phoenix. This com pany is now working a force of four men who are sinking a hundred foot shaft, when they will run a six-hun- dred foot adit to pierce a large body of ore which averages an assay of for ty-five per cent copper. The rock through which they are now working assays four and five per cent copper with values of s4 gold and S1O silver to the ton.
 The efficiency of the electric furnace is being greatly enhanced by the per lection of apparatus for accurately measuring it's temperature, no matter how high it may be. Thermo-electric apparatus s used for this purpose.
 Superintendent F. C. Alsdorf of the Cuprite Mines passed through Morenci Sunday. accompanied by Mrs. Alsdorf on return trip from the property of the Gold Belt Development & Reduc- ton company. MT. Alsdorf. who is one of the most conservative mining men In the district, expresses himself as
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
THE GRAND MANNER.

Joseph H. Choate, during his term as ambassador at London, chanced 10 spend a few days one summer at very small English town. Having noticed a pleasant river that seemed to promise excellent fishing. he spoke of it to his innkeeper.
 ''Yes. sir said the latter. "there is very good fishing here-many persons come here for fishing. A number of literary gentlemen. too, sir"
 Indeed. remarked the ambassador Would you mind telling me which lit erary gentlemen" Q"
 "Oh, not at all. sir. We had MT Andrew Lang here not long ago"
 And is MT. Lang a good fisherman 2''
 "Oh. yes. indeed, sir, He fishes beautifully"
 Really! Does he catch much?"
 "Oh. no, sirt He never catches any thing, But. sir, he fishes beautifully" Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
GOLD LEAF GROUP.
New Mill and Other Machinery Has
 Been Bought.

Grading and excavation work for the new mill to be erected on the Gold Leaf and SnowshOe group of mines. in the Cherry Creek district is now finished, the machinery for the mill has been purchased in the east and is now en route to the camp. and l made the purchase of all the lumber necessary for the frame work of the plant and the buildings to be erected. in this city today" said L. N. Wombacher. who is interested with D. E. Parks in these promising properties.
 The power in the mills he said. will be furnished by a Pelton water wheel, which will be constructed with specially made buckets intended to in crease the power of the wheel and the mill purchased is of the Lloyd pat ent grinding stamp pattern, which by actual test has been proven to be well adapted to the economic treatment of the class of ores in our mines.
 There is enough ore already blocked out in the mines to keep the plant on a steady run, day and night, for year. and as soon as it is installed, a force of miners will be put to work on the properties and the mining and develop ment of the ground continued in a bus mess like way"
 Further conversation with MT. Wom- bacher developed the fact that there was an excellent ore showing in his mines. At the bottom of a 45-foot shaft on the Gold Leaf mine the pay streak covers it's entire width. Work was discontinued here on account of the large amount of water encountered. and it is the intention to install a hoist and pump there as soon as the build ing of the mill is completed and the work of sinking the shaft to greater depth resumed.-Journal-M Miner.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

and have developed large ore bodies.
 The grade of the ore exposed is very high and would make bullion fast if worked through a gold amalgamating plant. The lack of water at the mine
 will be the only drawback to a milling
 success, but this defect is to be rem edied by piping water in from a dis tance.
 Superintendent J. NJ. Farley, of the
 San Diego Gold Mining company, was l in from the Roadside mines yesterday He reports the shaft on the property going down rapidly in good ore. The mine has been opened up by shaft and tunnel since this company took it over and now it will be exploited to a depth of several hundred feet IL is one of the best looking properties in the Un- ion Pass section.
 A number of prospectors are in the mountains near Cedar and are finding some strong veins of gold and silver bearing ores. The very large veins in that section have not been worked on to any extent although it is thought that they may develop into copper bearing properties. On the east side. in Aubrey district, are many very large veins that carry exceptionally good val ues in copper but no work whatever has been done on them
 Seward A. Simons. attorney of Los Angeles. and F. E. Monteverde. came Tn from the Angel City last night and are looking after affairs connected with the Desert Power and Water company. This company is destined to put pow CT plant in Kingman and distribute power all over the county. Its install alton in Kingman will be of great ben eft, not alone to the town. but to all the surrounding mining camps. The company has it's plans matured and the work of construction will be com menced within a short time.
 W. H. Cushing, president of the stockton Hill Mining company. came in from the De la Fountaine and Gu pei mines Thursday last He reports the mill on the Cupel almost complete At the De Ia FOuntaine mine a large force of men are at work and in all the openings rich lead-zinc ore is be- ing opened up Tn the upraises from the tunnel level big ore bodies have been encountered. while in the lower drifts the ore shows great improve ment. The mine now has fully 1OO,- GOO tons of milling ore in sight.
 The Pinkham mine is still operat- ing. although report had it that it was closed down this week. The mine is producing more than a carload of ore daily and nine cars are at the smelter yet unsampled. It is expected that the difficulties into which the company entangled itself in it's attempt to em- bark a new smelting scheme will be cleared up and the mine put on proper basis. The mine is undoubtedly a good one.-Kingman Miner.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
MoHAvE COUNTY MINES.

Hon. T. E. LudIam came in from California last Tuesday and Thursday night departed to the Mocking Bird mine. accompanied by J. D. Jordan, superintendent of the property. It is understood that arrangements have been perfected for the erection of a mill at the mines and that a larger force of men will be put to work at once. The mines have been in course of development the past six months
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
BARGAIN FIGURES.

Congressman Leafean reports that he spent $2.56 for campaign expenses in getting renominated. The amount is calculated to produce inquiries as to what 1t was marked down from.-Pitts- burg Dispatch
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

nearly evrey married woman thinks, "I look pretty weH"-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

Late joke: Let ladies get out of the
 way: here comes a man with a load on that he should have taken two trips with.-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

Everybody eats Donofrio's Cactus Candy; even the Kings and Queens; half pound box delivered to your door for 35 cents.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
MOUNT UNION SECTION.

Daring his visit here three years ago, heard Prof. Linderman say that belt of country about two miles wide and one mile east of the Senator mine.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

An egotist likes to call himself gen. ius.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-16

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Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
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Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
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Arizona republican., 1906-09-16
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