Mohave County miner., 1908-08-01
Mines of the County
James Uncapher, mine owner of

James Uncapher, mine owner of Mineral Park, is in Kingman.
 Robert Brannock came in from Union Pass Thursday last, where he is interested in mining property with Treasurer Withers.
 Peter McCardel is making survey of the properties of the Arizona South western Copper company, in Crow Canyon. The company owns large group of mines.
 Suit was this week brought by M. A. Moore against John Temple for commission growing out of che sale by Temple of his mines in the Weaver District to Salt Lake people. It is probable that the matter will be al C. ably settled.
 One day this week the Tom Reed mill made cleanup of IA ounces gold amalgam in ten hours run, or nearly 500$. The ore now coming from the mine is said to be far ahead of any thing ever taken from the property, and the vein has widened out materi- ally.
 Owen McNeely departed Thursday evening to his old home in Missouri, where he will visit with friends and relatives for month or two. Mr. Me- Nicely is the owner of valuable mining property in Todd Basin, which he re- gently bonded to John Boyle, Jr., for large sum.
 Thomas J. Grant, superintendent of the Music Mountain mining company, is in Kingman. He reports that work on the water is progressing at Clay Springs and that within a few weeks a goodly supply will be running into the mining camp. As soon as water is obtained in sufficient quantity work will begin on the mines.
 Splendid ore bodies are being opened up in the Goldroad mines. On the 300 level of the Gold Road mine the ore body has been found to be as large as on any of the other levels, although it was not until recently that this discovery was made, the belief being general that no ore existed eaat of the shaft on that level.
 Fred Stull came in from Chloride Thursday last and departed to Needles, where he is having a forty-ton car of ore from the Lucky Boy mine sampled. The ore is said to be very rich in gold and silver. About a month ago Mr. Stull was thrown from burro and so severely injured that he has been laid up at his home under the care of a doctor until the present time.
 Supt. Boyle of the Union Basin min- ing company reports the shipment of 300 tons of lead and zinc ores to the smelters during the month of July from the Golconda mine. The mine is being put in shape to output on a larger scale and before many months passes carload day will be sent out. The ore hand sorted, which leaves large amounts of lower grade material on the dump, which later on will be dressed up in a mill. The mine is looking wonderfully we'll, every open- ing showing big bodies of shippable ores.
 The roof trusses and all material fer the roof of the big power plant build ing have been received and Monday next work will be resumed and the plant rushed to completion. The plant will be one of the most up-to-date in the territory and will furnish power to every camp in the county. It is capable of developing more than two thousand horsepower, but each unit represents 75O horsepower under ordinary conditions. It is understood that as soon as the plant is completed it will commence the transmission of nearly six hundred horsepower to Goldroad for the use of the Goldroad company.
 Charles Metcalfe had an assay from his mining property at Wallapai mountain this week that gave result of nine dollars in gold and 146 ounces silver to the ton. He reports that the streak from which this result was