Mohave County miner., 1908-02-15
Mines of the County

on his mining claims at Stockton Hill.
 Thomas F. Hogan is doing work on a mining claim at Stockton Hill, in which he is getting good results.
 Dr. A. B. Royal, accompanied by Charles and Howe Ridenour, of Pasa- dena, arrived in Kingman last Tues day and departed the following day to the Doctors mines, in the Todd Basin section, where they will do a large amount of work.
 L. G. Burton, of Salt Lake City, passed through here short time ago, and Tuesday last four other gentlemen from the capital city of Utah arrived here on their way to the Kemple prop critics, in which they are all heavily interested. Mir. Burton is the mana ger of the property and intends to open it up on large scale thls year. Methods and means for the develop ment of property will be discussed by the party while at the mines and the financial end of the business will be arranged for as soon as they return to Salt Lake City.
 E. G. McDermith and Hugh Mac kay, of Denver, passed through King man the first of this week on their way to White Hills, where they made an examination of the White Hills mill and hosting plants, with a view to removing them to properties in the state of Nevada. The gentlemen re- turned to Kingman Thursday evening.
 Peter White came in from the Tyro mines, over west of Union Pass, last Thursday evening, and reports that he uncovered fine body of rich ore in that property while doing title work. The Tyro group of mines is among the best of the Union Pass properties and with development will undoubtedly be- come rich producer. The ore exhib- ited by Mir. White is said to average about seven dollars pound. It is a black ore, differing very much from the usual ores found in that locality.
 s. R. Porter, accompanied by a phy- sician, clerk, surveyor and office men, passed through Kingman Tuesday last on his way to the Victor mines, south of Goldroad. It is understood that MT. Porter wtll have charge of the property and came equipped for the work. The Victor company recently put in big milling plant which has been tried out and found to be one of the smoothest working plants in the territory. It is operated from big central power station at Needles. The water for the plant is pumped up from point near Spears Lake, dis tance of about nine miles. The sta- tion is capable of delivering enough water at Vivian to supply all milling and domestic needs of that camp as we'll as that of the Victor company, and it is understood that other con- panies have arranged for the water service. The mines of the company are said to be among the best in the GOldroad section, but they have not been developed to an extent sufficient to maintain mill of the capacity of the one in use. But Mir. Porter knows the mining game thoroughly and will soon have property second to none in the county to point of production.
 l.. w. Johnson, who came in from the Victor Gold mining company's camp yesterday, reports that James Carter, at depth of 60 feet, has struck wonderfully rich body of ore in his mining property, situated about one-half mile from the Victor proper ty. At the depth mentioned he drift ed off on the vein and short distance from the shaft ran into ore that runs far into the thousands of dollars to the ton. He reported that in one day enough ore was taken out to make the owner whole on all the work SC far done on the property. The vein on which Mir. Carter has been at work is quite large, in places being more than ten feet wide, but the rich streak is said to average about eighteen inches. The mine is situated in one o1 the richest parts of the San Francisco district. Specimens of the ore show masses of free gold and the whole