Mohave County miner., 1908-03-07
Mines of the County

The Grand Consolidated mining company is reported to be about to install large milling plant on it's property near Boulder Springs, six miles south of Kingman.
 Judge w. G. Blakely, accompanied by Mrs. May Belle Blakely and A. F.. Muter, departed yesterday to Minne- sota district, where an examination will be made of the properties owned by Mir. Gross, a capitalist of Chicago.
 Henry Lovin returned a few days ago from Kelvin, where he has been looking after his mercantile business. He reports that section very quiet, but all have hopes that when copper revives all the companies will operate on large scale.
 Major w. A. Mensch is in from the Enterprise mines. He reports that on the east drift from the 100 level he has opened up an immense body of lead and copper ore. The vein at the point where the crosscut enters it is very wide and the drift shows the ore body to be extensive. Work is being pushed at all points.
 T. J. Purdy, superintendent and general manager of the Yucca Cyanide M. & M. Company, near Cedar, was in Kingman Monday last. He reports the San Francisco mine looking in ex- cellent condition and soon expects to have the new mill in running order. With the completion of the new mill ing plant greater saving of values is looked for.
 Col. James Morgan, M. w. Ingra- ham and c. B. Chittenden have gone to Los Angeles, where arrangements will be made to work their mines at GOldflat on large scale. It is report ed that all arrangements for the start ing up of work has been consummated and that within thirty days large IOECc Oi Ilcu W III UO dO Woih Oh UDC mines.
 Col. James w. Haas has made an important discovery on mining claim south of the Keystone, at Mineral Park. He is driving drift in on the vein and is taking out wonderfully rich silver-gold ore. The rich streak is small, but nevertheless he is getting aproduct .daily,y If the showing holds out few weeks he will make a clean up that will make him comfortable for life.
 w. A. Robinson and John Kennedy, who have lease on a part of the Samoan mine, at Chloride, have thirty-seven tons of ore on the dump ready for shipment to the shelter. The ore is said to be very rich. A carload was shipped from the property last week by Roy Wright and part pers. The mine is said to be showing up wonderfully we'll and the leasers are making good money. -lG
 George B. Ayers Tuesday last brought in from Goldroad a bar of bullion valued at 9,OOO$, the result of ten days cleanup from the seepage water from the tailings pits. The wa ters from the pits was allowed to run down the canyon for year or more, until James Carter made the discovery that they contained from LAOS to 2$ to the ton in gold, held in solution. He communicated the fact to Henry Loyin, who obtained lease on the waste waters from the mill. Tanks. pumping plant, electrically operated, and an old filter press constituted their plant and with zinc boxes they were able to recover ninety-tive per cent of the gold contained in the water. Dur ing the life of thelr lease they recov- cred more than 30,OOO$. The company then put in pumping plant and force the seepage back to the mill where the gold is recovered. By spraying the dumps with solution the seepage is made to run much higher than dur dng the Carter-Lovin regime and a recovery of about 1O,OOO$ monthly is now made.
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