Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-21
MINING BREWTIES
 FROM ARIZONA FIELD
New AoIst lnstalled.

the Blue Bell mines on the Bill Williams. and 6 gOoc wagon road to the mines is being built. A s2.0OO water system has been put in, and the company will soon be in splen- did running order. E. T. Miner is the superintendent of the Blue Bell Min ing & Reduction company and has already made a splendid showing on the property.
 Rich Ore Continues.
 Mohave Miner: D. F. Wright. owner of the nrst rich strike in the Boundary Cone section, has reached depth of 50 feet oH his big bodx at that level 1t is reported that he has ensounteea the sane rich grade q ore hat has been found in the Naguhan property. It Is quartz showing free gold all through the mass The vein is said to be about 20 feet wide and the way it is showing up indicates that 1t will be one of the largest prop critics in that section.
 Mines Not Bonded
 Mohaye Miner: In a communica- tiOn to H. W. Kemper the owners of the Vaughan property at Boundary Cone state that they have not bonded the mines to P. A. Johns, Prescott, nor to any one else. The boys are hard at work sinking a shaft on the rich vein and at a depth of forty two feet have a vein thirty inches wide that runs high in gold. The work of sinking will be continued to the 100 level as fast as possible and from that depth the vein will be exploited. The vein filling is quartz and shows much free gold
 Ironwood a Shipper.
 Yuma Sun: c. r. Hall, who has been at the North Star mining camp for the past two months look ing after his townsite claims and mining interests in that mining district, spent Friday night in Yuma, en route to the coast, where he will spend the next month. Mir Hall brings the information that Charlie Sam has begun shipping ore ft'E his Ironwood claims. Almost 3 carload Of ore has been hauled to Dome and the remainder of the car will be readp at once. This ore will be shipped to San Francisco and smelted at that place. Most of this order ore will run from $50 to S200 er ton and there is apparently an unlimited amount of it !
 Mine Deal Pending.
 Florence Blade: Jas. Elder. a pioneer prosector of the Kelvin district. was here Friday and met i mining man and accompanied him back to Kelvin to examine his min n s- The deal does not include he Elder Neiman properties, but a sroup of claims which Mir. Elder To- 'ated some time since and upon which he has been prosecuting deyel- 'pment work for two years past. They are situated about three miles rom Kelvin and adjoin the old Eld- sr Neiman mines. We would be Dleased to see Jim Elder get a good y sum out of these properties as ie has been proceeding in the Kelvin district for ever thirty years past nd has earned success.
 "sink and Rise" Sold
 Arizona Republican: An important mining deal was closed last Wednes- lay when negotiations were con luded between Edward Block and n eastern syndicate for taking over he Sink and Rise group of mines n the Copper Basin district. A amp will be established in a short inc and deyeIoment on a large scale tarted Announcement of the deal vas made yesterday by Mir. Block, wner of the mines. The sale follows liter several examinations made by ifferent engineers, al of whom re- rorted favorably. A reduction plant s tO be placed on the ground. sufTi- lent ore being available from past development. The Sink and Rise is ne of the mineralogical conUndrUms hat has baffled losnl engineers since Is discovery a few pears ago. It Is
 ksOhne deposit, in a hSsure yeS, angiHg from three to ten feet in and carries gold values f from S4 to S10 a ton, and 24 per ent aluminium. Ii is soft in texture nd when placed in water readily dis olves. Only one other similar de ,osit in the country is known, To- ated in Nevada. This peculiar ore gag discovered on the surface and ontinues to the bottom of the main sorking shaft, loo feet without reak. At other points on the sur ace, where is seen over 400 feet of the same condition has cen established and the same value