Mohave County miner., 1908-03-14
Mines of the County

The Treasure Hill mines are show ing up splendid bodies of silver ore in the new work.
 J. H. Hoffman, of Pueblo, Colorado, passed through Kingman Thursday evening last on his way to the mines of the zona-Southwestern mining company, in Crow Canyon. He was accompanied by number of share holders of the company, who will in- spect the property. Sinking is now in progress on the mines and good ore is being opened up in both shaft and drift.
 U. w. Morgan was in from Cerbat this week looking after business af- fairs. He reports that work is soon to be resumed on the Golden Gem mine, it being the intention of the Golden Star mining company to carry two compartment shaft to the 300 level, where the shaft to the four hundred is now two compartments. When this work has been done it is the company's intention to sink to the $50 level as fast as possible. The veins in the property will be cut at the deepest point and the mine thoroughly ex- plotted. The Golden Gem mine to the 300 level was one of the greatest gold ,>rod,,oacc ;,, tho -d ct rict
 Last Saturday night a number of miners came up from the mines of the Arizona -International mining con- pany, twelve miles east of Yucca, and report that recent work has shown up splendid ore in a number of the veins. On the Jan Kubelik the ore body has proven up the best of any of the prop critics and it is on this claim that the big shaft is to be sunk. Work is to be commenced on the big shaft within the next two weeks and will be under the direction of Frank Dudek, one of e incorporators of the company SD. ci- mems of immensely rich ore was takt n from a stringer on one of the veirs. The company owns 23 claims in the big lime belt, the copper ore showing in places through the capping of lime and iron.
 FChittenden and Buchanan returned last Saturday evening from Los An geles, where they completed arrange ments for the development of their mines at Gold Flat sop a large scale. Itis understood that mill of large capacity is to be put in to work the ores from the company's property and all offers of custom ores. A townsite has been laid out at Hancock and is now being cleared off and the streets laid out. A number of tents have all ready been built on the site and as soon as possible these will be replaced with lumber buildings. A force of men have been put to work on the mines at two camps, and the shafts will be sunk to depth of at least 200 feet. Holsters are to be put in as soon as possible and at all points work is to be rushed. The men at the head of this work are pushers and great things are expected of the new camp.
 Col. l.. P. Hansen, president and general manager of the Tom Reed Gold mining company, formerly the . Blue Ridge) was in Kingman Thurs day last on his way from his home in Pasadena to the mines. He reports that the mill is running steadily on lOO$ ore and that there is wonderful :, showing of ore in all the openings in the Tom Reed The drift on the 15O level has an ore body seven feet wide, which has been entered for length of l5O feet. It is thought that this ore hody extends to the surface. On the 25O level drift is being run off to cut the ore body at that depth. This drift is already in l2$ ore. Last week a bar of bullion weighing 3,600$ was shipped to the company's office from the mill, the cleanup of few days run of the mill. The company is jubi- lant over the wonderful strike of ore in the property and believe they have one of the richest mines in the Gold Road section. Water has been found in abundance in the property and it is believed that when sinking is resumed