Mohave County miner., 1908-05-30
Mines of the County

future the mines will be taken over by big Chicago syndicate.
 w. S, Crisman, of Ocean Park, Cal ifornia, spent several days this week looking over the mines south of King man. He was the guest of Col. James Morgan during his stay in that camp.
 S. c. Bagg is in from the Gold Basin section attending to business affairs. He believes Gold Basin will soon be- come big producer of gold, there be- ing many desirable properties in that section.
 The Idaho Columbus mill has just completed run on Vanderbilt ore and made most satisfactory cleanup. There was about two hundred tons of ore milled for leasers and the concen- trated product is being shipped to the shelter.
 E. w. Leach, for the account of Butte, Montana people, has taken a bond on the Emerson mine, at Chlor- idle, owned by Smith and Schaefer. The deal was engineered by F. P. An dreas. The Emerson is said to be one of the best gold properties in the Chloride section.
 Last Monday Undersheritf J. P. Gid con sold all the personal property of the Benedictine mining company at Cedar and Yucca, E. M. Carrow and Tarr and McComb bidding in the greater part of the property to pro- tect themselves on judgments under which the sales were made.
 J. J. Connolley and others have talk en a lease on the Little Flores mine, at Cerbat, and are to unwater the property and begin work at once. The Flores was good producer of ore in the early days of Cerbat camp and un- der the direction of Mr. Connolley is sure to become producer again.
 J. l.. Pierce, of Salt Lake City, ac- companied Eli Hilty to the Union Pass section this morning. Mr. Pierce is looking over this part of Arizona for the purpose of getting line on its mining possibilities. He looked over the country near Parker and River side mountain and believes it has great possibilities as copper country.
 F. l.. Rodgers, of New York, last week made an examination of the Marshall mines, at Chloride, in which J. D. Spargo is interested, and it is now certain that he will take them over. Mr. Rodgers returned to New York the first of this week to make ar engagements for the working of the mines and will return about the fif- teenth of June. The mines show good bodies of gold and silver ore.
 August Ekman and James Nelson, of Minneapolis, Minnesota, were King man visitors yesterday, coming in from the mines of A. w. Bratland, in which they are interested. They re- port the mines looking well, the shaft being down 100 feet, with seventy-five feet of crosscut and a long drift from the bottom: The ore is of high mill ing grade. The gentlemen departed to Los Angeles on the evening train.
 l.. G. Burton and M O'Rourke, of the Utah-Arizona Gold mining con- pany, returned Thursday evening from Signal, where they made an examina tion of the five stamp mill of the old Suncloud mining company, now owned by Lovin & Withers. They purchased the mill and machinery and will re move it to the mines of the company in Weaver district. Mr. O'Rourke is said to be one of the most expert mill managers in the business and will have charge of the erection and future man. agement of the plant.
 A deal for the purchase of the ole White Hills mines is now on with eastern people. A representative ot the new company made an exhaustive examination of the property a few weeks ago and has gone east to place the matter fully before his people. IL is understood that the Occident mine l. shaft sunk to point below the sul