Weekly journal-miner., 1910-10-26
MOHAVE MINES ARE
 IN GREAT DEMAND
Producers Continue Regular Shipments And Important Sales and Finds
 Reported Last Week
(Mohave County Miner.)

1 Is unquestionably a fine prospect and
 the development now under way will
 soon bring it into the producing class.
 E. J. MeNulty and family of Min
 cral Park came over to Kingman last
 Wednesday evening to meet MT. Me
 Nulty's sister, who came in from the
 East. They have returned to the Park, where MT. McNulty is in charge of the properties of the Aztec Tur- quoise company.
 John Schuyler of Berkeley, Cal, was Kingman visitor this week, coming here for a conference with Major W. A. Mensch on the subject of future developments of the Enter prise mines. MT. Schuyler is well known in mining and other finan- cial circles throughout Northern Cal ifornia.
 N. NJ. and Laurence Richardson came in from the London mine last Thursday to attend to business mat ters in Kingman. They report hav- ing opened some nice ore on the property during the past month and believe they have one of the big mines of that section.
 H. G. Sehader, one of the well known mining and civil engineers of Kingman, has been in Needles the past two weeks, laying out an ad dition to the town. The new addi- ton is on the mesas, high above the old town, and in a most desirable quarter.
 R. \. Dickman returned from the Williams tungsten mines, on the Big Sandy last Sunday, having made an examination of the properties for Eastern interests.
 S. W. Mudd, G. A. Lonsbery and H. W. Squires of Los Angeles, Cal, looked over the mines of this county this week The two first named gentlemen are among the best known mining engineers of the Coast, while MT. Squires is a well known finan- cier of Los Angeles. The gentlemen visited and examined the Midnight mine, at Chloride. The property is owned by Kean and John St. Charles and Wilbur Babcock, and is one of the big copper bearing lodes of that section. The gentlemen also visited the Gold Road and Tom Reed prop critics.
 O. F. Kuencer, now of Los An geles, is visiting in Kingman. While a resident of our sister state, MT. Kuencer still elings to his first love old Mohave. He believes it to be one of the richest sections of the Territory and that within a few years mining men will be hunting the hills in all directions in search of investment. Referring to the pro- duetion of the Gold Road and Tom Reed mines, he stated that were these properties in Nevada it would create such a furore that the echo would be heard throughout the world.
 John Boyle, IT,, accompanied by friends and relatives, came in from the Golcanda mine last Thursday to look after business affairs. He re- ports the mill pounding away and getting good results. The long drift from the Prosperity is now in good ocnda ground, which allows of the working of the ground on the 300 foot level of the Golconda. Every where in the group of mines under development the ore shows rich in zine values, as well as values in gold and silver.
 A. H. Smith and wife of the Wall | apai King Mining company, Todd !! Basin, were Kingman visitors yes terday. Mir. Smith states that the sinking of the deep shaft on the old | Mexican mine is still being pushed | and that as soon as the permanent | formation below water level is struck | the work of exploring the veins will | be begun. The mine is one of the l that in the good old days produced much ricn ore. |