Arizona republican., 1906-03-05
MOHAVE COUNTY MINES.
A Variety of Items From Numerous
 Districts.


 The Mohave County Miner in it's las- issue says:
 Col. Thomas Ewing is reported to have said that the Vivian mill will be in operation in about six weeks The mill is to have ten stamps capacity and IS to be one of the most Up-to-daUe plants on the Pacisc coast. The DroD- crty has a large amount of rich ore ia sight
 James Mulligan is taking heavy lead ore from the Fontenoy mine. near Cerbat The ore runs about sixty per cent lead and sixty ounces silver tJ the ton A nice lot oe ore IS now on the dump and a shipment will soon be made to the smelter MT. Mulligan Is the owner of several other proper .res carrying good values in lead, gold alG silver.
 Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Clack came in from the Rico mine. near the C. O. D. last Monday and attended tho Knights oi Pythias anniversary services Iu the evening. Mir. C!ack inforros us that work OF the Rico n-i-e is developing splendid bodies of rich silver-goId ore
 At tAe Dc = Fountaine mine the drifts are being driven east and west and good ore shows practically the whole distance Considerable lead ore is coming in both the east and west drift.
 John NuIigan has mor at work on the Bunker Hin mine. near Cerbat. and Is setting out nice copper. gold and silver ore. A shipment will soon be ! made to the smelter from this prop egLy
 Last Tuesday Sheriff Walter Brown. Accompanied by II. v. Johnson. of At IIantic City, New Jersey. came in from Gold road with biz bar Of bullion rom the Gold Road miu. The ores from the lower level Of the mine a-c being handled iu the mill and are moz- ing big bullion showing
 l McKesson 2 Burke have located gold bearing vein in the lone butte. east of Drake, and believe they have a bonanza. The ore shows free gold all through it and along the surface of the IVein there ore rleny tons of the saree kind oc ore. The vein outc-o1s along a large dikc and is continuous for long distance.
 J. II. Knight and Fred Ha-ter nava been operating the Champion mine near Vivian, and are getting good ra- suits. The vein is cbort eighteen inches in width. all pay ore. the ave-. age os which is about three ounces igold. Several sacks were taken from inc vein last week that ron S2u9o 10 the ton. Mr. Harte- has bean pror pecting the vein fo- inc past several months and found several places on If that c'"ried big v@lues
 William Gau- and Jacob Detar came over from Mineral Park last Saturdas icvening and departed the same even ing to Prescott. where they will coufr with the Hum 5oIdt smcltor people rp .garding rates on ores. They will also visit the big smelling plant at Hum boldt before returning home. Superin Itendont Detar has skipped two ear loads of rich ore from the Keystone mine, Mineral Park. to this smeltar We learned that the Keystone mins ia to be extensively worked tnd that tE- rich ore bodies are to be cut at tho lowest depth reached by the shaft
 S. D. Kynor and F. II. Griffith. whn nave been looking over the Miruesota- .COnno~ mines end mil the past week departed Thursday last for Ogleby. Cal. where they gre interested in a gold mining property. It is under stood that the gentlemen prior to theIr departure for California. arranged for |tno resumption oc york on tho deep shaft to he sunk or the Minnesota and ,COuuOr mines.