Mohave County miner., 1907-06-15
Mines of the County

Mines of the County James Dundon, of Cerbat, this week received returns from carload ship ment of ore recently sent to the Need- les shelter. A good many dollars was received from the sale.
 James Uncapher and Charles E. Sherman came over from Mineral Park Thursday last and arranged the preliminary details for the sale of their mining interests in the lower part of the Mineral Park basin.
 A mill is soon to be placed on the Orc Plata mine by the Gro Plata mines company, of which John Boyle, Jr., is the moving spirit. A mill suit able to the ores of that property has been planned.
 Thomas Gray, who at one time was associated with his brother Robert in mining in the Stockton Hill section, is again at Stockton Hill, where he is caring for his brother and looking af- ter his interests in a number of valu- able mining properties.
 George w. Schneider, of Denver, is looking over the mines of the Stock ton Hill mining section. He believes that part of the county looks better than any other he has seen and if possible will take over some of the mines.
 Fred N. Chandler, superintendent of the Victor-Paymaster mining com pany, made an examination of the property this week. It is understood that it is the intention of the company to start up work on the mines in the near future and are preparing to do a large amount of work. Mir. Chan dler departed to Los Angeles on the evening train Thursday.
 Plates have been put in the Wander bilt mill, at Cerbat, and are already doing good work. A small saving is being made from the base ores from the lower levels of the Vanderbilt mine, while good results are obtained from the oXidized ores of the surface. The mill is turning out q large amount of concentrates and will soon be ship ping bullion.
 O. D. M. Gedds and J. E. Perry visited the Redemption and Clyde mines. at Chloride, last Sunday. They express themselves well pleased with the appearance of that property. A carload of ore from the mine was ship. ped to Needles Tuesday and R. J. Fer. guson departed "Wednesday to look af ter the sampling. The mines were re- gently incorporated, but only smal amount of stock has been placed. The mine is good one and investors shOuiC look it up.
 The Keystone mine is being unwat cred so that an examination of the property can be made. The Keystone is one of the oldest locations in thi. county, having been worked in tht early seventies and the ores shipped 10 Swansea, England. Specimens iron the outcrop of this mine were th' richest in gold and silver taken iron mine in the territory and were ex ceedingly beautiful. The gold art silver were in wires and were fount associated together in beautiful whit, and yellow masses.
 J. H. Hoffman, of Pueblo, Colorado and l.. Hoffman, of Chloride, returned Tuesday last from the Cedar country where they made an examination o the copper mines of Ed. Williams While there they let contracts to do large amount of work on the prop critics. The mines are situated il what is known as Crow Canyon, abou six miles northerly from the Berkel mines. It is possible to get goo road into the mines at small expens and should the projected work sho, them up as the surface showing woul . indicate this road will be built an machinery placed on the properties.
 One of the curiosities of mining to be seen at the San Francisco mine . Cedar, where in running drill ahea