Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
MINING Soolss n M Dussn1
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From spuday's' Daily.)

PfUrreot"sr 49, .FfSs ~
ADV re,usnea .fsem Ys4A : sAaAty,
.e,i in glowing terms Il AZ great
,,,ances made in,.ahe mipins 1.dbstry
= that par. Of tho territory tributary
% the Arizona and California railroad
.,,eo the construction Of the new roaJ
vs commenced.
The general revival u not alone eon-
soed 10 the Bill williams Fork, liar.
,oyar. and TIarqua Hala ranges, but
stretches far beyond into the Short
uoro and other mountains bordering
farther south on the Colorado river.
seven miles northwest Of Bsun's
Wells. the Woods Investment company,
hive a new shaft sunk 70 a depth Of
,ss fee, on vein following q por.
ohyry dyke, which cuts through the
country formation OF ,andesitic brcc.
sia in which there 10 an excellent show.
mo of ore carrying good values in cop
per and gold.
In this immediate vicinity MeMa.
I hon aud Bouse are developing two
sroups, known ~ tho Flying Dutch
man and Little Butte groups, eou~ist.
,ps Of ten claims, in which there IL
also very good copper and gold show
ing
Hrucc Linthicum and John Belese,
a short distance from the latter place
are developing two groups Of -four
claims each and meeting with good
succesa
At the head Of Lead Pass, the Mudes
back Brothers arc developing q group
of rs claims, some Of which ars very
promising In copper. while others have
excellent gold showings. Some yer,
rieh ore IL being mined here from tim'
70 time.
In tho Arizona King mine, which /,
situated about ~ miles southwest O
Qusr,zite, and owned by Ep~s Ran
dolph and Eugene y. Ives there In al
unbroken ore chute over 5000 feet u
length, and in some places from 30 :
30 feet in width.
The ore appears to be- gencrail
quar,zo.e in character, the values b
ing carried in multitude Of sfna
,einlets and threadlike fractures III
yersing the rock. The minevaiiss
bel, is said 10 be 500 feet ID widtl
Al n depth Of 500 feet copper On
Donates occur. The min6 makes abo'
800 gallons Of water in the "a hour
which ia pumped into tanks and us'
IN the cyanide plant, where from u
~ $50 tons Of ORE IL daily treated.
About II miles southwest, OF Quart
its in the River range, the Colon'
Mining company under the manas
usut Of a Mr.. Judd, has o .shaft sH'
to a depth Of $50 feet, which 10 equl
ped with u gasoline hoist. The pr
opal value in the property is m'
eury, with some associated gold, silv
and copper values. A reduction pla
will be- erected at this camp In
near future.
II. J. Bssmer IN also developing
similar einnabar proposition In
samc vicinity and meeting with u
results.
In the Chollo mountains at Choiio,
T.. Chamberlain In engaged in the
velopInent Of q copper property in WI
there In n very good showing, NJ
orc Of an excellent grade being rect
ly uncovered. Tho Copper BOT
property in this vicinity Is also !"
opened with very good prospects.
At Middle camp, King, Pcase =
Brown are actively engaged In tho
velopment Of their propert'es,ssw
considerable dry washisg IL ''e's~
red On in this vicinity by both a"
cans and Mexicans.
Seventeen miles southwest
Quartzitc. Richard q. Darling, gen
manager Of the valsnSuela Copper
ing company, has "A hne showing
copper ore In his mines. Fourteen
are at present employed underero
and this force will BE- eonsiderao'!
creased NJ soon ~ a new 30 ton 81
sr>recently installed ON the gron"'
ready to blow In, which 1t is "fp'
viii be but a short time.
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