Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-31
.... MINE .' ID RESUME
 WORK More Valuable Ore Is Struck in The
 Gold Road
New Compressor Bought |, By the Yucca
 Company Z
(From the Kingman Miner.)

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 Superintendent Douglas, of the Elk. hart mine, has a force of men at work on that property and will soon be ship ping ores to the shelter. The property has large milling plant on it capable of handling loo tons of ore daily. J. IT Johnson came in from the Stockton Hill section, where he has mining interests, a few days ago. In doing assessment work on the Stock. ton mine he uncovered a body of nice looking ore. Samples from the new find are being assaycd.
 T. k. Garnier returned Monday from Needles, where he looked after the sampling of n carload of ore from the St. Louis mine. The returns were very satisfactory, the ore running high in lead. Mir. Garnier now intends Co open the property up in good shape and begin the regular shipping of ore.
 J. IT. Hoffman, secretary of the Chloride Gold Mining company, arriv. ed from Pueblo few days ago and has gone out to the Samoan mine. This property is being worked by n good force of men, and is getting out hundreds of tons of rich shipping ore. IL + one of the mines of the county that has been put on its feet by good mine management.
 J. F. Littlcfeld and W. C. Howard came in from San Francisco Thurs. day night and departed yesterday for the New Comstock mines, upon which property they have n lease and bond. It is intended that the main shaft be sunk to depth of 800 or GOO feet, and the ore bodies opened out in good shape. The gentlemen are ex. pericnced miners, and know how to put n mine in shape. =.
 S. k. Rhca is home again from Los l Angeles, where he made arrangements for the re-opening of the Tennessee min at Chloride. The property was recently unwatercd, and it will take but short time to put it in shape for the extraction of ore. It is maintained by those who worked in the mine that there is a great body of ore in the lower level, which can he taken out cheaply.
 The Yucca Cyanide NJ. and M. com. pany is to begin active operations at the San Francisco mine on the first of March. The new compressor ar. rived in Yucca few days ago. and is being hauled to the mine. It will take but short time to put it in place, as the concrete work is complct. ed and ready to receive the big ma. chine. Three drills will he put in opera. tion at once on three levels, and as soon as these have been run of far enough to allow unobstructed work tho main shaft will be sunk $50 feet deeper. The ore body in the lower level of the mine has shown continuance and is very rich.
 Between the 100 and 300 levels of the Gold Road mine there is said to be n solid body of ore six feet in width and 200 feet in length, the average value of which is in excess of $IO0 to the ton in gold. Between the same levels are larger ore bodies having values from st0 to S6O to the ton the widest body being 25 feet. On the zoo level an entirely new ore body has been opened to the west, which makes practically two mines. This body lies under the hogback to the west of the main workings, and the ore is dis tinct from that found in the Gold Road and Line Road mines
 Last Monday Henry Lovin and Un dersheriT ]. r. Gideon brought in q f26,000 bar of bullion from the Gold Road min, the result of one week < cleanup.
 IL Is reported that company will soon be organized to take over and work one of Tthc rich silver mines ,oi 4 the Chloride sestion. The mine ha' produced many thousan.e of dollars b gold and silver ores, but owing to the uniformed condition of the com pany we are'anabfs'to, give its uasps When the matter has been straightcned cut it will mean much for our ncighbor | inp towu