Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-10-03
BRADSHAW SECTION VERY 40
 TIVE IN MINING.
(from Thursdays Daily.)

tnc pust IeW Hohthb tnc DfououaW section has been unusually busy in matters pertaining to mining. More mining machinery has arrived at Grown King for distribution among the tributary mining districts within the past three months than in the entire previous year.
 Making Improvements.
 The Tiger Gold company, owners of the producing Gray Eagle mine, is at present busily engaged in installing . largo doublc.drum hoist and 200 horse power boiler. with which they will be able to handle tho ore and waste from the drifts and continue sinking st tho same time. The working shaft is at present down 300 feet, from which level . drift is being run south to con. meet with the 300 foot level from tho winzc in the No. s, or Cleveland tun. mel. A new and richer chute of orc was recently encountered in the south drift of the 300 foot level and in proof of it's continuity vas later uncovered in tho face of Aks- Cleveland tunnel, 300 feet above tho place of its original discovery. The Tiger c Id company, under the management of George F. Harrington, has spent thousands of dol. lars on the Gray Eagle property.
 Mentioned e Candidate.
 George r. Harrington has been mentioned as among the possible can. didates on the Republican ticket for the position of county supervisor, and your correspondent will say that the Democrats, Socialists and Republicans, alike, of this section, would vote for Mir. Harrington, in preference to most any man that could bc named in the county. Ho is universally popular among the laboring men, and those in other walks of life. The fact para. mount to all others is that he is highly esteemed and is popular among the people with whom he comes in daily contact. The county could not elect a more justice.l loving and honorable man to seat with those watch. dogs of the public welfare board of su. pcrvisors.
 To Install New Boiler.
 The Gazellc Gold company, managed by T. $. Schlessinger, is making prep arations to install s new so horse power boiler and n heavy hoisting plant, as the gasoline hoist, which is at present being used, has been found to bc made. quatc to the task of sinking below the 200 foot level, at which depth the main shaft now stands. The Gazelle people have a good prospect, and will undoubtedly have n producer before long.
 To Become Active Again.
 The Castle Rock property is about to become active again and new boiler and hoist arc already loaded on the wagons at Crown King, ready for de. livery to the mine. Since the almost phenomenal strike made in the Gage tunnel of the Castle Rock group, some three years ago, men who are "mine wise" have been quoting this prop erty as "coming producer" and now We look for the fulfllment of this pro. phccy.
 New Company starts.
 The Victor Mining company, a new incorporation, holding some twenty claims on Sand Creek, just below Noun. tain Springs, has recently started min. ing operations, and as an attest of their intentions to "do mining,' have had n ear load of mining timbers and com. Pletc hoisting plant delivered to their Crown King number. William Pound. formerly superintendent of the Button mine. and heavy owner in the Victor, has the management of affairs.
 Other Mines Arc Active.
 The F. x. O'Brien camp. on Silver Mountain, is a busy one, and those who know the property proclaim that it will become one of the "big things" of the district.
 The Lincoln mine is still sending Forth a goodly stream of high grade ore, which, after going through their 2O'stamp mill, is sent out as concen- frates to the Humboldt smclter. The Lincoln is rich mine, and is con ducted on model principles, being one of the most conservatively operated mines in the Bradshaws.
 At the BIuebird, just to the north of the Lincoln, contract is about to be let for 300 feet of tunnel work, to connect the main tunnel with the shaft. The Hluehird has rrodu.ad <,ooI ,.o