Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-08-08
GREAT T..ACT|v|TY NORTH 0F
 k|NGMAN Cerbat District Will Be Producing
 Again
! Number Of Mines Are Installing
 Plants
(From russdAy's DStly.)

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 In the Cerbat range, lying between KiDgman and Chloride, in Mohate county, Arizona, there is now mach mining activity, with the promise that an old district which AAs yielded much bullion will be producing again In the near future. Several of the companies now working appear to be in strong and competent tands, con. ditions which have pcS Sisays psevsil. ed in that part of ArizohS. N '''
 The old C. 0. D. mine, originally To. csted in 1879 and worked actively from 1885 for seven years, is now owned by .a company in which Los Angeles and kingman people are chiefly interested. The mine has yielded largc amount of gold, silver, and lead buiIioa, taken from stopcs above the 300 foot level The vein has been stopped for distance of BIO feet east of the shaft, and 3GO feet west.
 A double compartment shaft has been sunk to ninety.six feet at q point 500 fee. west of the old shaft anl which 1t Is proposed Co s$rry down to the third level. The company esti mates sOOo tons of milling ore in sight. 't f,.
 The C. 0. D. vc,n is traceable fo, about 5000 feet on the surf,scc, vitf milling and high grade ore at severa points. The whole property consists of eleven claims, including the Littl, Chief, Reserve. and Brown claims s' Stockton hill. Of these the Little Chief has been n producing property There Is at the C. Q. D. mine .. 30 tos milling and concentrating plant a well as steam hoisting and pumpinI machinery. ...i 4~,'.~s. e
 It is understood that this propert, will shortly he transferred to stronI mining people nnder an agreement pre viding for extensive development. Tn, new shaft will probably be sunk to th 100 foot station. whence drift will b. rnu east to point under tho ola shaft now 3sO feet deep. and with which 4 short upraise will make connection. I Is expected that this work will open th Dig shoot from which the high gral ores of the C. Q. D. were stopped il former years. rar
 The Stockton Hill Mining compan, in which Mcssrs. Lsntry Brothers, th railroad contractors, arc understood {, he the chief .shsrehol,ssrs, owns th Cupel and dc la Fontaine mines ol stockton Hiii, which is about two an, oue-half miles south of the c. Q. Il mine. , voa- isa ,r,- 1 The Cupel is one of the ol,lest mine in the district, and was first worked ii 1863. A very large smoust of siIve was taken from this property, and st. time when there was no railroad il Western Arizona. Only the riches ore was shipped, and there ere now |, the stopes and on the dump thousand of tore of lead silver ores of goo grnde. h
 The company is pow erecting a mil of 100 tons .g dsily capacity to worl ores of the cupel and do la Fontsius This latter is leadsinc mine, in whie very large reserves are blocked ou, The min will be of the Joplin type, wit er''sber, rolls, jigs, snd tables. |, vii be completed iu about 60 days.
 The old Ayres Bonspza, now know as the Gem mine. has been bought b, the Golden Star Min and Mining con, psny. of which Mir. Q. F. .Kuerecr, q s. deputy mineral surveyor. at King man. is manager. Pasadsna peopi are said to be the chief stockholders.
 This mine has been opened by 1 shaft 4?5 feet deep. with 6vt level run In both directions. the %OO foo level being the deepest. The vein varie from three to eight feet In width, an, values -ssA.is geld. astfaee ores wer csidizea, bot st The io0 foot level suI pbidc oses came is.'s stopping va eopnned to blocls s,Dve this level. sh, which are reported to Nave yielded ~l ,rsmsly Iisk S'ud, 6ss. From ,si. {, seven thsusasd toss of miniss orc sr sow on the dsnp. :, 2" " The hsw rompssy is sbsss to in.tsl