The Arizona sentinel., 1906-10-17
.B!(i SIRIAE
 IN BONANZA
Famous Habbafll and Bowers MIne
 Comes to the Front Again.

Salome, Arizoua, Oct. 13.-(Special to the Republican)- Harqua Ha!a Mining Company yesterday struck three feet of ore carrying gold values of from two to five thousand dollars a ten in the drift, On the third level, on the Golden Eagle claim, one of the Old Bonanza Group. The drift is being run in $ twelve-foot ledge averaging over forty dollars ton, and the shots put in yesterday left the face of the drift cleaning with enormously rich ore. The ore shot out yesterday IS be- ing sacked and stored n the office, and a number of nuggets valued at from one 10 four dollars have been found~ The size of tAe find cannot be estimat- ed at this time, but there is every rn- dicatitn that the company has struck another of the big Bonanza ore shoots from which seven million dollars were taken years ago.
 Twenty stamps Of the mill will be ready to start thc first of the month, and the company will maintain a guard over the new strike, taking out no more ore until the mill is ready.
 The above dispatch refers to the la nous Bonanza mine that some ten or fifteen years ago @as recognized as one of the largest producers in the so"5h- west. It was the first large producing mine developed in that section after the gold excitement of the later '8:)s and the early 'Ge5 in the lfarqua Haia range that runs from the northwestern pGrt of Maricopa county fntothe north ern part of Yuma county. Indeed, 1t was about the only promising property in which enough money was invested in those days to demonstrate its value and make it large producer
 The mine was irs5 brought to pay ing basis by Messrs. Hubbard & Bow CTS, the latter now dead, and the form CT the present owner of the Fleming block in this city, but making his home [ Redlands. Cal. They took oat a large amount of gold and sold the prop erty for large price 50 an English syn dicate which. through some fffisman1 agement. never realized its ezpecta- i itions. They became discouraged and Alr. Hubbard bought 1t back from them for a few thousand dollars, did some farther exploration werk and again sold it for several hundred thoas- and dollars. The property finally came into the possessior of Dr. Kncil Martin of this city, and a brother who jS a mining man. They interested a num- ber Of capitalists who secured the prop erty on some leasing basis that amounts practically to sale, only hat the Mar itns retain an interest. It is this or ganization thet is new operating it.
 This latest organization has been iu charge npw for several months, and
 every body will be pleased to learn oi
 he good fortune that is new announced. ft is unders;e553 here tGat the workings
 referred to are in new ground on one
 of the old claims. At least it was an 1 noaneeai that tf1at was tEe plan of the company, and it was aesTays the con
 tcntian of Mir. Hubbard shat there is
 yet greaB deal more gold in the mine lthan has ever been taken out.
 Th<. old mill at the latest informa tior was considered ia very good re pair; and coul'l be very easily fehabiii tated. This work has been ia progress
 for some time; and the abcve announce
 rnent tEat twenty stamps will be read! : for operation by next month: coming simultaneously with the finding Of an Fotner rich ere pocket is good assurance that ae an early day the business o , tslsipping gold bricks to the mint vii , EshortTv be resumed.