Mohave County miner., 1910-05-28
Mines of the County

The interests of the late George NJ
Bowers in the Nighthawk and RiI
Van Wrinkle mining claims and other
mining properties in that vicinity are
to be sold on the seventh of June.
W. D. Grannis and family departed
this week to Pasadena, where he will
leave Mrs. Grannis and Miss Peck dur.
ing the hot spell. 1t is probable that
Mr.. Grannis will return to this county
to look after mining affairs.
William O'Dea has gone to the Pill
grim mines, west of Chloride, where
he will do the annual work on the
properties. The Pilgrim group is one
of the best looking gold propositions
in the county.
Frank r. Sperl has sold his interest
in the tungsten properties to ]. A.
Vondracek. of Phenix. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Vondracek will put
several men to work on the mines,
which are located about twelve miles
easterly from Yucca.
Peter Gallery came in from the
Layne Springs section last Tuesday
and will remain in town several days.
He reports that he and partners have
uncovered a fine streak of ore in their
claim and expect to soon be making
shipments to the smelter.
The Tom Reed mine is showing bet
ter grades of ore in the new develop
ment work and the management is
much pleased with the outlook.
Charles Grimes president and general
manager of the property, passed
through here on his way to the mines
yesterday.
Roy Wills came up from the Big
Sandy country this week He reports
that he has located a good looking
copper property on the Sandy and is
here to interest some one in it. The
vein is four feet wide, two feet of
which will average nineteen per cent
copper and some gold and silver.
F. J. Elliott, a we'll known Globe
mining attorney, who has been in
Kingman the past two weeks looking
up mining titles pertaining to a large
mining deal, departed the first Of the
week TO his home. II is understood
that he will return sometime next
month to complete the deal on the
properties.
Several miners have gone out to the
Gold Hills mines, in Weaver district,
where they have a contract to sink
two shafts one hundred feet each.
The Gold Hills mines were formerly
the property of Barney Mccall and
are believed to be among the best
mines of the Weaver section.
n. NJ. Richardson came in from the
London mine, in the Union Pass sec
tion, last Thursday. He reports that
recent work on the mines showed up
some very nice ore, adding to the ton
mage already in sight in the property
The London is said by mining men to
be one of the finest showings of ore in
the Union Pass section.
b. n. Tracy and party of friends
were in Kingman this week looking
over the big power plant and the pos
sibilities OF extension into other min
ing districts than the Gold Road sec
tion. 1t is the purpose of the company
to make additions to the plant TO meet
the growing demands for power.
F. D. Pagliuchi, well known min
ing engineer, has been looking over
the mines of this county the past two
or three months. He is much taken
with the mining outlook and believes
the county destined to become one of
the greatest producers of all classes of
metal in the territory.
Frank L. Mahoney has gone to the
northern part of ella county, where
he will do the title work on group of
iron mines. 1t is understood that as
soon as title to the mines is perfected
they will be taken over by a large
steel making concern. The mines
show great bodies of high grade iron.
The big shaft on the Tennessee
mine has reached a depth of ninety
feet and is now in the vein. This
shaft will be continued to a depth of
about a 1000 feet and the great Ten
nessee vein opened up and drained of
water allowing the mining of the ore