Mohave County miner., 1907-07-13

Mines of the County
 The Benedictine mining company has nearly one hundred tons of con- centrates at the mill at Cedar ready for shipment to the shelter.
 P. E. Ceilings departed last Monday evening to the Berkely mine, where he has charge of the mill for the Deluge Wash mining company.
 Dr. J. P. Wallace departed yester- day to Nevada, where he will visit all the important mining camps, return ing in the fall to look after his mining business in this county.
 E. Ogden has located number of mining claims in the neighborhood of the Copper World, twelve miles east of Yucca. This week N. M. Richard son went down to the mines to look them over.
 Last Monday morning George Ayers came in from Goldroad with bar of bullion weighing 30,O00$, which was the product of eight days mill run. The bullion was shipped to the mint at San Francisco.
 James Uncapher, mine owner of Mineral Park, is in Kingman arrang ing the details of sale of his mining interests. His properties are among the most notable of the mines of Min eral Park basin and at times were big producers of gold and silver ores.
 P. R. Smith, of Deming, New Mexi- co, was at Mineral Park the first of the week sampling several mining properties. MT. Smith is much inn pressed with the possibilities of the Mineral Park basin and believes good mines will be developed there.
 l.. Hoffman returned Wednesday last from Crow Canyon, where he is getting things in shape to begin active development of the Ed. Williams cop per mines. Two carloads of lumber will arrive at Yucca in few days for use at the camp in timbering shafts and erecting houses. All supplies for the camp will be packed from the Berkley mine.
 c. J. Hutchinson is in town from the mines of the Expansion Gold mining company. He will leave for Denver next Monday evening to be gone sev. eral months on summer vacation, during which time he will visit many of the mountain resorts of the Gen. tennial state. Frank Murphy will have charge of mining operations dur ing the absence of MT. Hutchinson.
 F. l.. McCracken, secretary of the Arizona Turquoise Mines company, was in Kingman Wednesday last and paid the MINER office a pleasant visit. His company is the owner of turquoise proper ty at Mineral Park and is at present developing a rich deposit of ore. Lapidaries and offices are being established in the east, the main office of the company being in Los Angeles.
 Arrangements are being perfected for resumption of work on the Me Kesson mines, south of Kingman, by Dr. Crane. A holster is on the way from Denver and as soon as possible it will be put in place and the work of sinking below the present level will be commenced. The mine shows big values in gold at the lowest level, but it was found rather expensive hand ling wator with a windlass and a pump will be put in.
 The Cupel mill is being put in shape to be placed in commission about the 20th of this month. Oil tanks were sent out to the mill this week and an oil train is now hauling oil for use un- der the big boiler. The pump in the mine will be started up the first of the week and all the big tanks filled and the jigs soaked up and prepared for use. The mill will be in the hands of competent man and big things is ex- t,l ~f IA n