Arizona republican., 1908-08-23
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runs directly through Kelvin and there are good roads to Mesa, Flor ence, Globe, Tucson and several other places. Several experienced prospectors left this section to pros pect around Globe and other places. but they have all returned and stated that this part of the country looked the best to them and that they intended to locate right here. They make no mistake as this is without doubt one of the greatest mineral spots in the United States. Copper is the underlying metal throughout, but numerous properties have large amount of good gold rock
 One of the many recent big strikes made in this section is the Renfro property, located seven miles from Kelvin in Drippings Springs range of mountains, and on the same ledge as the London-Arizona company, lately sold as a prospect by Dan IO'Carroll for $25O.Ooo. This proper ay has been developed in numerous places, tunnels and shafts have been run in, all striking good quality of ore, proving that an immense body
 
 MT. Sullivan, the owner, has run a tunnel in S5 feet, 300 feet below his former workings, and struck the ore body. thus proving conclusively that an immense deposit is here This property has been recently surveyed by Sultan X Wayne of Globe. and comprises "A claims known as the Renfro groupe. MT. Wayne asked numerous questions about the prop erty and was very much pleased
 with it. He did not seem to like hearing about the property being bonded-he, no doubt, wanted the property himself. Mir Austin, a fla nous mining expert of John Hop kins institute, examined this property and pronounced it an excellent prop .OsitiOn. He stated that seven large distinct veins run through it. MT. Sullivan is now in a position to put his property on the market, and has several big financial men coming to see it. Development work has been going on for several years and will fully show the wealth that is here.
 The Ray Consolidated Copper Co has livened things up considerable the past few weeks. It has two diamond drills working now and by the first of September will have several more working. There are about fifteen men working now pre- pairing roads for the incoming drills. Things are looking very good for this fall. The mill is expected to be started in the fall and that will employ a number of men in Kelvin. The Ray Consolidated Copper com pany is one of the largest corpora tions in the world, and having an immense copper property at Ray. it is easily to be seen that Kelvin and Ray may be reckoned as the coming copper camps of Arizona.
 Mexicans are daily coming into Kelvin and are going 70 remain here
 Joe Backward is saying very little these days about his gold proposition, but he is wearing the smile that won't come off. He receives good reports occasionally from his prop erty which tickle him immensely Joe knows he has a Al proposition and in due time he GIll dispose of it at a good fat price.
 John Tillman has been working on ;his copper claims near Ray the past flew weeks. His claims show up very nicely and being in a very good location should have no trouble in disposing of them. They are situ- ated on the Mineral creek and on the road going to Ray from Kelvin.
 Videl Sena has some very valu- able gold claims opposite Sheldon, situated on the north side of Gila river. He is now down thirty feet iand has gotten out some valuable the deeper he goes. Just now Videl is pressed for a little money to build the necessary apparatus for crushing his rock. He has refused several offers for his property and he wants to work it himself. He merely wants lenOugh money for working purposes. This is a good proposition for any lone looking for good returns on their money. For full particulars address T. s. TrOOk. Kelvin, Arizona.
 George Samick, a well known pros pector of Pinal county, has a group of valuable copper claims on the south side of Gila, TWO miles from Kelvin. He brought in some beauti- full specimens of copper last week to send to interested parties in Los Angeles, California. MT Samick has had these claims some time and has done considerable development work on them and is anxious to sell them at a reasonable price
 s. O. Steward, a busy prospector, of Kelvin, has been out in the hills near Globe for some time prospecting. He intends to return to this section and confine his labors in the hills of the Kelvin mining district. He says that this is a much better country, more promising and that the showings are much better.
 Reports still keep coming in from Dagger Well district of copper strikes. Mir. w. Thomas in doing some assessment work struck a very fine ledge fully two feet wide of good rich ore. This is sure a great min eral spot, and it will only be ques tion of a short time when some big company will take hold of Dagger Well and bring it to the front. MT Mulhatton, one of the principal own CTS, states that he hears good re- ports from the east and feels con- fident of doing something very soon.
 MT. Hubert, a mining man from Gibson's Camp, has been looking over this section the past few days and