Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-11-08

poration operating at Randsburg, be-
comes delinquent November 10. The
assessment is for one-fourth cent, and
delinquent stock will be sold Decem-
Der 10.
J. r. Boyer, mining engineer en-
ployed on a contract for the Federal
Mining company at the Black Hawk
mine, Cherry Creek. Arizona, was BIT
ten on the hand by a hydrophobia
skunk one day last week. He went
to Prescott and took the train for Chi
cago to submit to the Pasteur treat
ment.
Boyer was going down an incline
shaft when the animal bit him. He
had put his hand on the timbers to
steady himself.
The Calumet e. Arizona mine at
Bisbee produced during the past nine
months 20,845, 900 pounds of copper, and
the Superior & Pittsburg, controlled
by the same group of men, in the same
time turned out 1S,26O,OOO pounds.
The Miami Copper company, which
is operating in Arizona, will issue ST.
500, 900 first mortgage per cent bonds,
convertible into stock at $l7 per share.
The issue has been underwritten by
the General Development company,
Adolph Lewissohn president.
The completion OF the Cripple Creek
drainage tunnel is assured, mine own
ers having pledged the necessary funds
amounting to 100000 The tunnel is
in Hope feet. leaving 1890 feet to be
completed The total cost will be $780,
O0O and the tunnel will drain the deep
est shaft, making accessible large
bodies of ore which are now sub
merged.
Court officers in charge of the rich
Stall lease at National, Nevada, re-
port that the floor of the bore is lit
orally strewn with boulders of rich ore
that have fallen from the roof. II. G.
Cutler, former superintendent of the
lease, says that S1OOO,O00 can be taken
out of the lease in sixty days The
National Mining company is endeavor-
ing to have the lease forfeited.
Globe, Arizona, men are working on
a power project at Apache Falls on the
Salt river which is to furnish power
for the entire Globe district. The dis
lance from the falls to Globe is thirty
five miles, and the cost of the plant
and transmission lines is estimated at
5000 900 A company has been incor-
porated by George Hill, ]. b. Newman,
Ed Stewart, p. Jones and George Stan
ley.
The Kern Utah Oil company a cor
poration organized i'm Bakersfield to
drill in the Virgin river, Utah fields,
has withdrawn from that field and
gone out of business. No wells of any
consequence have been brought in in
the Virgin river country and operations
have about ceased.
A dispatch from San Francisco an
nounces that the Marieopa Road Oil
company, lessee of the Gate City in
the Sunset field, has declared its first
dividend of Ia cents per share.
Thomas ODonnell of the American
Petroleum company leaves tomorrow
night for Coalinga and McKittrick.
William Erb of the Nevada Petro-
leum company will return to Coalinga
tonight.
w. s. Early the mining engineer, is
back from a trip up through the Cerro
oGrdo and Benton country, near the
Gordo and Benton country, near the
the interest of clients. He expects to
go to Gold Road district tomorrow to
confer with his partner, Jack Leedy of
the Ruth mine.
John Trenholm, one of the Goldfield
contingent, is down from that camp
for a few days relaxation from BUSH
ness cares.