Arizona republican., 1906-02-11

ments to start up work on the Pay roll mine, at Chloride.
 Joe Prisk and Ed Krider have a lease on the Pearth mine, at Chloride, and are getting some good lead ores. A number of men are at work for the German American mining company grading out for a hoist on one of the properties.
 A carload of immensely rich ore is being hauled from the Keystone mine, Mineral Park, to the railroad, whence it will be shipped to the Humboldt shelter.
 The boilers at the Tennessee mine are being repaired and put in shape to start up work on the property within the next twenty days.
 The Samoan have over five cars of ore ready at the station at Chloride for shipment to the Needles smelter.
 Superintendent Douglas. who has the EIkhart mine under bond, is shipping two or three car loads of ore per week from the old ores on the dumps.
 Report has it that the Adams lode. known as the Grand GuIch mine, in north Mohave county, has been bond ed to w J. Guthrie of Butte, Montana. on account of Senator Clark's interest.
 J. C. Potts came up from Finger Butte last Wednesday. He reports that he and his partner, L. Kimerly, are opening up a fine body of ore on their property south of Meyers Well.
 Superintendent Sergeant, of the Gold Giant Mining company, is working a force of men on the old Moss property. A shaft has been sunk to a depth of 23O feet and drifts have been run off east and north in search of the vein that faulted at the 100 foot level.
 Maj w A Mench brought to this office a few ds--- ago a sample of ore from an upraise from the 100 foot leEel of the Enterprise mine that showed big values in lead and copper. He reports that the raise showed about four feet of the mineral. Tn the same level a crosscut has developed two feet Of good ore.
 The drift on the Infauible-Star Span gled Banner mines has been driven into the mountain HOO feet. the great est part of that distance being in good ore. Hundreds of tons of mill ore IS now piled on the dumps and several hundred tons of smelling ore has been carried to the shelter at Needles. For more than roo feet the ore body has shown no break. In this ore body there are many rich spots, but at the
 
 ing values in gold and silver.
 Howard and LittIefeld are prepar- ing to start up work on the Boulevard mine of the SheeptraH group.
 The Vivian miu is rapidly nearing completion and soon big bars of the yellow metal will be keeping the road warm between the min and the mint
 On the 270 level of the Vanderbilt mine the drifts are now in good ore. In the west drift the ore body is three feet wide and of a very high grade.
 Charles E. sherman has been at work the past two or three monthe on the DLstaff mine, Chloride. and now is shipping a carload of high grade sil- yer ore to the Humboldt smelter.
 A contract has been let on the Mock ing Bird mine near Stockton Hill. and the contractors have already begun work Supplies were packed to the mine Thureday last and work will be under way in a day or two.
 Messrs. Douglas & .Rhea are prepar- ing to put in a zinc jig at the Tennes- see mine, where there are many thous- ands of tons of high grade zinc tail ings. Many hundreds of tons of jack are to be had in the mine and this will be shipped without asserting. It is believed that a five dollar rate can be had to the zine smelters of Kansas | and Missouri By making two pro- ducts-lead and zinc-the new com pany will be able to work the ores from the Tennessee at a large profit.
 Lovin & Carter made a shipment of bullion from their plant at Gold Road Thursday evening last, the bullion hay ing been brought to Kingman by Henry Lovin. It is stated that the bar was one of rEe handsomest shipped from that camp.-Mohave Miner.