Mohave County miner., 1908-01-18
Mines of the County

the Victor have been given thorough test in the new mill and it is now thought advisable to bring the big tube mill and the cyanide vats into requisition.
 J. A. Nieset, who is heavily inter- c ted in the Golden Eagle mines, re- ceived his big automobile this week. It is thought that the owner will ex- perience no trouble in operating the machine between Kingman and the mines.
 A Los Angeles company is working the Jim Blaine mines, near White Hills, upon which property good strike of silver ore was made few days ago. The company is shipping in supplies and preparation is being made to add greatly to the force of men employed on the property.
 Messrs. Witney and Fenner are said to be producing large tonnage of ore in some of the outside claims, near the old McCracken mine. The ore is high grade in silver and lead. This ore is to be shipped to outside smelt- CTS for short time, when it is possi- ble that plant to reduce it on the ground will b, put in.
 Thomas McMahon has completed work on the Prince George mine, at Stockton Hill. The property is one of the largest in the county and at one time was big producer of silver ores. It has been segregated, Thomas Nc Mahon,. w. E. Frost and J. R. Russell owning the south end and k. F. Thomp- son and Maggie Young (nee Macken- zie) the north end.
 J. M. Farley, manager of the San Diego mining company, operating in the Union Pass section, was in King man yesterday after supplies. Mr. Farley believes the Union Pass coun- try is one of the best mining sections of the county and that as soon as mill ing plants are put in there the output of gold bullion will be greater than from any other part of the territory.
 J. E. Rose came in from the Cobra do river, near Temple Bar, Thursday evening last and is looking after affairs of his company in town. It is understood that the company is pre- pairing to operate the big auriferous bars and banks of the Colorado river at point TO tn of Wh te Hills and that big results are expected. Ma chinery has been put in and is now ready to be placed in commission.
 c. J. Hutchinson is in from the Ex- pansiOn mines, in the Union Pass stc- tion, where he is working a large f rec of men. He expects to soon re- ceive big new white steamer ma chine, which will be used between Kingman and the mines. This ma chine is being put in in anticipation of the big milling plant that is soon to be placed on the mine for the reduction of the ores of the Expansion property.
 Mir. and Nr Foster s. Dennis came in from the Green Linnet mine last T .esday. MT. Dennis and James IT, wing have comp eted the annual work on the Green Linnet and opened up a nice streak of ore on the property. It was through the tunnel on this prop erty that a project was formed few years ago to cut all the veins in the Union and Todd Basin sections and to reach the big veins of the Stockton Hill country, but the scheme failed for lack of capital and interest. The project is one that offers the greatest inducements to capital of any in the territory and ought to be taken up by the home people, should the invest ment not be taken up by outside capi- tai.
 Joseph l.. Phillips, superintendent and general manager of the Gold Road M. x E. Company, came over from the big gold camp Tuesday last and de- parted the following day to Cerbat and vicinity in company of John Boyle, Jr., where he made an examination of mining property for Los Angeles peo- pie. MT. Phillips has just come up from Mexico, where he had charge of big mining concern. He will retain his mining headnuarterS at Los An