Mohave County miner., 1910-08-06
Mines of the County


 Park, was in Kingman yesterday at- tending to business matters. The company he represents has been one of the largest producers of turquoise in the world.
 T. E. Ludlam, of Sea Isle City, New Jersey, arrived in Kingman a few days ago to look after extensive mining in- terests in this county. He is the pres ident of the Mocking Bird Mining company, owning desirable mines in the Weaver district. which he intends to operate in the near future.
 Dr. L. D. Godshall, of the Needles Mining X Smelling company, made trip of inspection to the mines in this county this week. The company is operating a large force of men at all the properties and is getting some of the mines in shape to begin making a heavy output of good smelling ore.
 F. T. Pagliuchi. one of the foremost mining engineers of the coast, arrived from New York this week, having completed the details for the taking over of the Tyro group of mines. These mines will be operated by a cor poration under the direction of Walter Harvey Weed, one Of the largest min- ing operators of the eastern seaboard. George Hanson and L. Kimmerly have located group of mining claims in the country above Walnut Creek and it is reported that they have a fine showing of ore in some of the veins. The values run from three dol lars to twelve dollars gold and some copper. All the veins in that section are large and the country is accessible. Chris Vogt has taken an interest with the gentlemen in the properties and they will do a large amount of work on them this fall.
 William Ochs, of Salt Lake City, &C., companied by one of his associates, arrived in Kingman a few days ago and departed to the mines near Little Meadows. which he recently bonded from A. L. McKesson. Mr. McKesson accompanied the party to the mines. It is understood that work will be commenced on the mines within a short time and prosecuted with vigor. The mines are said to have a splendid showing of ore and are well situated for economic work.
 J. J. Connolly, who has been at work on his mining properties in the old Bob Tail Basin. little depression in the hills near Todd Basin, is ID town. He reports that he has run a drift two hundred feet into the hill and expects soon to tap one of his veins two hundred feet or more in depth. In his group of claims he has opened up some very rich gold ore and when he encounters the veins will have large amount of stoping ground above him. He has put in a car and track and is able to make big headway. The Frisco Mining & Power com pany, operating the Tragedy group of mines, in the Union Pass section. has just received it's machinery and the big teams are hauling it to the mines from Union station. on the Western Railway of Arizona. The mill is to be one of the most efficient in the county d will handle large tonnage of ore.
 tube mill is of new design and is
 to be an efficient machine. E. H.
 On, general manager of the com
 is rushing work on the mill and
 ts To have it in commission by
 utter part Cf Noveml CT. The
 hny has large bodies of ore ready
 oping and the mill will be put to
 on fine grade of gold ore.
 pt. John Hall, one of the heavy
 eholders in the Yucca C;aniCe
 N. company, was a Kingman vis-
 last week, coming here from Phil
 lphia to look into affairs of the ni pany. It was his opinion that the bm pany will settle up its affairs and Sh; within a short time the mine would be running again under compe- tent management. There is no doubt that with competent mining man in charge of the property and a goodly treasury behind him, the property wOuld become a large producer of ERld. The cost of fuel and haulage
 made the property an expensive
 to work, but with a power plant at
 ca and auto trucks for hauling this
 pnse Mnnld be cnt in half at least