Mohave County miner., 1908-09-19
Mines of the County

 along toward completion.
 The Golconda mine continues to send out big output of zinc ores to the shelter. Some gold and silver ore is being encountered in the property of shipping grade and this is being shipped to Fl Paso.
 Andy Cleary, one of the oldest min- CTS in this part of the territory, was in from his camp at Layne Springs few days this week. Mir. Cleary, although more than eighty years of age, is one of the best ore sorters in the county.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Barry passed through Kingman Tuesday evening last on their way from Chloride to their home in Los Angeles. Mr. Barry has been looking after his mining in- terests in and around Chloride the past month.
 Gene Brown and wife, of Browns vile, spent several days in Kingman the fest of this week. Mr. Brown is the owner of number of promising mining claims in the Cottonwood dis trict, upon which he has done a large amount of work.
 Thomas J. Grant, superintendent of the Music mountain mines, was in Kingman last Sunday. He reports work on the mines progressing and be- lieves the company will open up a great property. Sufficient water for all camp purposes has been opened up at Clay Springs.
 H. A. De Rudio came up from the Copper Camp few days ago to look after mining matters. He is interest ing himself in the hubnerite mines at the Camp and believes there is one of the biggest deposits of the metal in the territory to be found there.
 Dan Hanley and Jack Flynn have lease on one of the White Hills mines and last Wednesday evening the boys broke into bonanza. As yet they have not open d the find up enough to get line on its extent, but they believe tley have great thing in the way of rich silver ore. .... .... ....
 W. G. Carleton and another gentle man have gone to the Chemehuevis mountains, where they will do consid- erable work on mining properties owned by MT. Carleton. There are some good mines in the Chemehuevis mountain, but lack of water has kept back their exploitation.
 H. H. Clark has at last recovered the lost set of tools from his oil we'll in this county and is again drilling. The hole is now about l30o feet, with strong indications of oil Another we'll is being sunk about one mile south of Virgin City. Good indications of oil have already been found in this we'll, and it is thought that big flow will b. obtain ed at a depth less than one thousand feet.
 John Withers and R. A. Robertson returned Thursday afternoon from White Hills. Mr. Withers looked af- ter his mining interests in the Hills, while Mr. Robertson sought out the festive voter. The lease of Mr. With CTS is banning out well, the miners having broken into fine body of ore the past week. It is thought by those who know the ground that this lease will be one of the richest in the camp.
 George Fisher, of Chloride, has a contract to sink the shaft of the Horse- shoe mine, at Cerbat, to the 15O level. The shaft is now almost to the desired depth and contracts have also been let to Mr. Fisher to crosscut several veins in the Horseshoe group and also to drift 100 feet in each direction on the vein. Work is progressing rapidly and it is the intention of J. w. Thorn. general manager of the property, to keep development on the move the next twelve months.
 Last Monday Kean St. Charles re- ceived wire from S. R. Porter in- forming him that the terms of sale of the Red Gap group of mines was ac- cepted and that as soon as possible work would be commenced on the mines and machinery mt in to 5a,olo |