Mohave County miner., 1908-09-05
Mines of the County


 gently disposed of large group to Utah people, who are now developing them,
 J. w. Thorn was in town from Ger bat Monday last. He is getting things shape for resumption of work on the Horseshoe mine and will sink the shaft another 100 feet at once.
 K. St. Charles returned from Los Angeles Tuesday last and has gone to Chloride, where he will look after his mining interests. His family are ex- pected from Los Angeles sometime this month.
 William Howe, owner of big and promising group of mines at McCrack- en Hill, came in from Los Angeles a few days ago, where he rested up after year at the mines. He will go out to the properties sometime next week.
 w. H. Rogers is in from Stockton Hill. He says that mining matters in the Stockton Hill section are rather quiet at present, but has hopes that some of the big companies will take over and work the big ore veins of that region.
 O. F. Kucncer, superintendent of the Golden Star mining company, was in from Cerbat Monday last. Work is progressing on the shaft of the Golden Gem below the 400 and will be pushed to the 600 as fast as possible. Mr. Kuencer reports having finished a sat i,factory run of seventy-fve tons of ore from the Red Seal mine.
 John F. Jones, general manager of the White Hills mines, passed through Kingman Tuesday last for trip to the coast, where he will take rest. After visiting Denver and consulting with the owners of the White Hills mines he will return to the property and begin active work on the con- pany's account. At present there are number of leases on the mines. most of which are turning out rich ore.
 Padillo Br)s., of Cedar, have just made a shipment of gold bullion throu gh tne Needles shelter to the mint, which was valued at about 400S The ore from which this bullion was taken came from mine near the San Sn been exhibited in Kingman which are masses of gold. The boys are taking out ore and are crushing it in an ar astra and making good saving of the values.
 A fine body of ore has been struck at depth of fifty feet in the Pitts burg mine, of the Arizona Southwest ern Copper company, in Crow Canyon. The ore is heavy lead, carrying good values in silver. Work is being pros ecuted on this shaft until larger pumping plant is installed on the main shaft on the property and the flow of water controlled. The management is working good force of men on the property and are getting big results
 J. c. Potts, accompanied by E. H. Schick, W. A. Cotes and w. H. Knowles, of Los Angeles, returned from a trip to the Golden Glance group of mines, in the Thumb Butte section of Union Pass, last Monday. The gen tlemen expressed themselves well pleased with the properties and it is probable that they will enter into an agreement for development and pur- chase. The mines are owned by J. c. Potts, l.. Kimberly and Thomas Ho- gan.
 J. $. Withers, accompanied by F. P. Andreas, went out to his mines near Secret Pass, in the Blue Ridge range, last Monday. Mr.. Andreas, who is mining man of much experience, pro- nounces the Union Pass and Secret Pass sections among the best gold min ing regions of the territory. Mir. Withers and Bob Brannock are the owners of the mines and have done a large amount of prospect work on them the past two years. The veins outcrop through the mountains for several miles and show good values wherever opened
 H. Green, financial agent for the Utah-Arizona Gold mining company, was in KinUman n few days avo attend