Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-20
GOLDEN CE M MINE READY
 FUR MILLING
Large Amount of Machinery and Equipment Sent to Plant By Company Owning the Properties.

KINGSiAN., Mar. 19.-Charles Stiles and George Rice. of Philadelphia, and 'Willia Jones of .Iedford. N. J.,
 h. reh Id rs in the Golden Gem mine. Tas d through here Tuesday last on their way 10 Cerbat to attend the annual meet ng Of the uoIden Star Mining company. Tie company was largely represented at the meeting, as matters of importance came before it. It is understood that Q large approprI- ation of money was made to carsy on the work mapped ont by the directors. The mil will be started up at once, the bins and stopes carrying Gn ever lead of broken ere. which must be S. posed of before further stop.ng e=u be done. Work is being prosecuted on the lower levels and t is expected to get a better flow of water by the orcsseutting of the dykes running with the big vein. The directors were well pleased with the property anu are Of the opinion that they have one Of tue best geld miles m the county. The frat big shipments of material for the big mill and other buildings for the Gold Road M & E. company are beginning 10 arrive da ly. It b sa q that mel re than two thou sand tons Of freight wall be received here to focWard to Gold Road within the next sixty days. Much cf this will be ma chinery for mill and m nes. consist ing fl fCrty stamps. filter presses. re- gr nding machines. motors. and other necess sary min machinery. besides electric holsters. station pumps. cleo trin cCnveyances ard automatic de- vices fer sending the ores to the mn irCuf the mines. etc. Tae entire plan machinery VII be operated by electric power. transmitted fr-m the big plant at Kingman. Already many of the smaller motors have been sent to the carl0. but the large machipcs are ex- pected here within the next month. Last wes k a big CCmpr sssrr was hauled cut fer use on the Billy Bryan mine, Cf the group. The company i5 to make every possible use of electric power in the Gutcnat'c handling of ore from the stopss 10 the bullion pot. It Is es im7ied ( s' tho "te '' viii cost in the neighborhcod $200,0O0.
 Jchn Boyle, Jr., has taEen an option CD the Tub mine. frcm r L. Ayers.
 This property adjoins the GolcondP mine on the west and shows large bCdies Of a complex ore. Consider alle work das been done on the m ne in the days gene by. but the shaft caved and practically all work was lost A new sasft will now have tO te sunk into the big ore bodies, where ore Cf 9 sh puflg grade is expected to to had. With proper treatment tSe surface ores conld he put in shipable shape ana it sS probable that treat ing plant will be put in
 Thomas J. Grant, superintendent Of the Music Mountain gold mines for the Stewart-WaTner people. is in Kins- man. The company is getting things s'raigatened C out all right and will soon be at wcrk again. The company has secured water sufficient for camp purposes and has a twenty-five horse power holster on the mines. the shaft timbered 200 feet and everything nee eseary for prosecution of effective
 work.
 F. McCardeu. the well known King man civil and mining engineer. this week made a survey and plat of the Gold Read Red Top mines for the com pany. It was found that the summit of the mountains. where the Gold Read ven crosses. is close to 10UU feet above the town of Gold Road. | He reports that work on the tunnel to tap the Red Top ven is progressing nicely and tsiat another 100 feet will cut the vein.