Arizona republican., 1906-10-14
BIG STRIKE
 IN BONANZA
1 Famous Arizona Mine Comes
 to the Front Again
Three Feet of Ore UncOV- cred Carrying Marvellous Values in Gold.

Salome. Ariz. Oct. 13.-CSpeciaD-Th Harqua Hala Mining company yester- day struck three feet of ore carrying and dollars a ton in the drift on the third level, on the Golden Eagle claim. one of the old Bonanza Group The drift is being run in a twelve fool ledge averaging over forty dollars a ton and the shots put in yesterday left the face of the drift gleaming with enormously rich ore. The ore shot out yesterday is being sacked and stored in the office, and a number Of nuggets valued from one to four dol lars, have been found. The size of the find cannot be estimated at tms time but there is every indication that the company has struck another of the big Bonanza ore shoots from which seven million dollars were taken many years ago.
 Twenty stamps of the mill will be ready to start the first or 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 famous Bonanza mine that some ten or fifteen years ago was recognized as one of the largest producers in the southwest. Ii was the first large pro ducing mine developed in that section after the gold excitement of the later sos and the early 90's. in the Harqua ! Hala range that runs from the north western part of Maricopa county into | the northern part Of Yuma county. h. deed. it was about the only promising property in which enough money was 1 i'm, i it's value and make il a large prOduc- CT.
 The mine was first brought to a pay ] ing basis by Messrs. Hubbard & Bow l CTS. the latter now dead. and tne form ! CT the present owner of the Fleming ! block in this city, but making h3e home ! in RedIands. Cal. They took out a i large amount of gold and sold the prop , erty for a large price to an English ] syndicate. which, through some mfs- | management, never realized its expec- tations They became discouraged. and l Mir. Hubbard bought il back from then . for a few thousand dollars, did somC further exploration work, and agaiT
 sold it for several hundred thousand ollars. The property finally came int, the possession of Dr. Ancil Martin o
 this city. and a brother who is min l ing man. They interested a numbe l of capitalists who secured the proper
 ty on some leasing basis that amount
 practically to a sale, only that tn Martins retain an interest. It is thi
 organization that is now operating it
 This latest organization has been il
 charge now for several months. an'
 everybody will be pleased to learn O
 the good fortune that is now announc
 ed. It is understod here that the work
 ings referred to are in new ground o
 one of the old claims. At least it Wa
 announced that that was the plan O
 the company. and it was always tn ] contention of Mir. Hubbard that ther
 is yet a great deal more gold in tn mine than has ever been taken out. The old mill at the latest information was considered in very good repair and could very easily be rehabilitateC | This work has been ir progress fo
 some time and the above announce ment that twenty stamps will be read
 for operation by next month. comin
 simultaneously with the finding C
 another rich ore pocket, is good assuI
 ance that at an early day the bus
 ness of shipping gold bricks to tn
 mint will shortly be resumed.