Mohave County miner., 1910-09-03

mining interests in the Todd Basin
 and Cerbat sections of Wallapai dis
 trict, was Kingman visitor last week.
 R. J. Ferguson, general manager of
 the Redemption Copper Mining com
 pany is Kingman visitor. Recent
 work on the Redemption and Clyde
 mines has shown the properties to be
 among the best in the Chloride section
 and with the sinking of the shaft be-
 low the oxides the chances for the
 opening of large bodies of sulphides
 are good.
 Marshall D. Draper. who has been
 examining a large number of mining
 properties in the Stockton Hill section for eastern interests. came in from the
 mines Tuesday last and departed
 to Los Angeles. He was much i'm
 pressed with the mining outlook in
 the section visited and believes that
 the big veins of the district will even-
 tually become the permanent pro- ducers.
 O. B. Amsden, general manager of the Gold Bug Mining company, was a Kingman visitor last Saturday The Gold Bug company has done a large amount of work on the properties in Weaver district the past two years and will soon be in shape to supply a large tonnage of rich milling ore to a reduction plant. Lack of water at the mines is one of the drawback. at pres ent to the installation of a milling plant, but this will probably he remedied when the shaft is sunk to point below the water level of that section.
 H. B. Hovaland and Ex-Gov. John Lind, of Duluth, Minn.. came in from the Hercules mines. near Gold Road, last Monday evening and departed to Los Angeles, where they spent a day or two and then went on to the Grand Canyon. Gov. Lind was joined by his wife and other members Of his part, at Los Angeles. The gentlemen were very favorably impressed with the mines in and around Gold i oad and believed that their production of gold was in its infancy Mir. Hovaland is with Hoval A. Smith and others in the Calumet & Arizol a | mines at Bisbee. It k quite probable that the two gentleu en will become heavily interested in the mines of this | county and that this will not be their | last visit to this section.
 Dr.. L. D. Godshall, General munger of the Needles Mining x Smelling | company, accompanied by A. P. Auder- son, field expert, and a nun ber Of other | of the United States Smelling and Refining com pany. passed through Kingman last Monday on their way to the mines. | They spent several days at the proper ties inspecting the conditions of the work and mapping out new work It . Is thought that some of the mines will | soon be producing largely, the product going to the big smelling plant at Needles. The company has been spend ing vast amount of money on this plant and is getting it in shape to handle all the ores offered.
 At the Cyclopic mine the shaft ha reached a perpendicular depht of lOJ ieet, and from the bottom drifts are now being run of to cut two veins, between which this shaft was sunk. If the veins are found in place the work of sinking will be resumed and he shaft carried to a depht of 800 feet. The showing on the surface of the Jyclopic mine is immense and wherever he vein has been Opened a high grade )f milling ore has been encountered. The property is situated in the Gold Basin district, some distance east of White Hills. s. c. Bagg and Robert Jacobson have worked the property the past two years, paying all expense of development from the ores taken from hese developments. The mines are low under bond to Denver people. the leal having been promoted by A M dcDuffee.
 CoI M. Ro4olo1o.