Arizona republican., 1908-06-07
MoHAVE COUNTY MINES.
A Number of Prospective Deals and Several Completed Ones.

J. F. Brown of Brownsville was Kingman visitor this week. He re- ports several good finds of gold in that section, notably one by a Mir. Maccabee. which shows ore running up in the thousands of dollars in gold The main streak in the mine will run nearly one hundred dollars to the ton, while the small outside streak is immensely rich. Other finds have been made showing good cop per and gold values. Mir. Brown be- lieves that section is sure to become one of the best of the county.
 A l.. McKesson has several miners employed on his Holy Moses mine. near Gold Flat, and is getting very rich ore. He is now negotiating for a steam holster and as soon as it is installed he will put on three shifts and drive the shaft downward as fast as possible. The average of the ore is said to be over fifty dollars to the ton as it comes from the mine. The mill is being refitted and will soon be put to work crushing ore. MT. McKesson has possibly the most valuable mine in that section and :s sure to bring it into the bonanza class.
 Mark Force this week visited the mines at the Copper Camp, where he is interested in wolframite prop critics. He brought back with him some nice specimens of the ore. which appears to be a high grade of hub nerite. He says that the veins out crop along the schist belt several miles. In this same belt are the cop per mines of the Arizona Interna tional Mining company.
 The Idaho Columbus mill has just completed a run on Vanderbilt ore and made a most satisfactory clean up. There were about 200 tons of ore milled for leasers and the concentrat ed product is being shipped to the shelter.
 F w. Leach, for the account of Butte, Mont, people, has taken a bond on the Emerson mine, at Chlor- ide, owned by Smith & Schaefer. The deal was engineered by F. P. Andrens. The Emerson is said to the Chloride section.
 Last Monday Under Sheriff J. r. Gideon 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 taken a lease on the Little Flores mine, at Cerbat. and are to unwater the property and begin work at once. The Flores was a good producer of ore in the early days of Cerbat camp and under the direction fo MT. Con nolley is sure to become a producer again.
 J. L. Pierce of Salt Lake City ac- Eli Hilty to the Union Pass section this morning. MT. Pierce is looking over this part of for the purpose of getting a line on its mining possibilities. He looked over the country near Parker and Riverside mountain and believes it has gerat possibilities as a 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. MT. Rodgers returned to New York the first of this week to make 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.
 AugustEkman and James Nelson of Minneapolis, Minn., were Kingman visitors yesterday, coming in from the mines of A. w. Bratland, in which they are interested. They report the mines looking well, the shaft being down 100 feet, with 75 feet of cross- cut and a long drift from the bottom. The ore is of a high milling grade. The gentlemen departed to Los An 5eles on the evening train.