Mohave County miner., 1911-09-02
Mines of the County.

shaft to the 300 level. The mine mas been showing good bodies of lead ore. Ell. Crafts, manager of the Badger group of mines at Chloride, has been visiting in Los Angeles the past two weeks. The Badger mine recently made large shipment of ore to the Needles smelter.
 JIG. Lane is sinking shaft one hundred feet from the old level in his Cerbat property. The showing already made in the property convinces MT. Lane that he has one of the good things of the Cerbat section. Much of the ore shows free gold all through it. while the main ore body runs quite high in gold.
 SIR. Porter came in from Los An geles few days and went out to the Leland mine, where he is sinking a shaft from the old tunnel level. He is finding good ore below the level and expects to open up one of the big mines of that section. The mine is we'll equipped and it will take but short time to make a showing on the property.
 George Steinberg returned from Los Angeles last Sunday morning and Is getting ready to begin work on the Bellehower mine again. He brought back with him Mir Steinbaur, who has since taken a bond on the Jamieson mIne, at Layne Springs, from John w.. Marshall. The Jameson is an excel lent property and should prove up a bonanza.
 The work of driving the long tunnel on the Alpha mine is well under way and it is expected that as soon as the old shoot is encountered shipping ore will be found. A few days work in the old works has impressed the manage ment of the Alpha company that it has one of the best mines in the district and that all that is needed to make it a producer is the work necessary to get below the water level.
 Thursday last the annual meeting of the Marietta Mining & Milling com pany was held in Kingman and officers for the ensuing year were elected T. G. Norris looked after the matter for the eastern shareholders of the company. The Marietta company own a splendid group of mines in the Chloride section, upon which a large amount of work has been done the past several years.
 Last week the Gold Roads Mine: company shipped to the mint bar ot bullion valued at 25,OOOS Today an other bar is to be brought in for ship ment that is understood to be as large as that of last week. The big mill il turning out big bars of bullion weekly and this year promises to be the ban ner for the milling plant. With tho addition of greater milling capacit! the Gold Road ought to be one of th' greatest gold producers on the coast
 The big rolls for the mill of tht Frisco Mines & Power company have been hauled out to the property anC the work of installing will be undeI way in few days. It is expected tha the work of repairs and reconstruction will not take more than thirty days and that by that time the mill will b, in commission. The stopes and bin are full of broken ore of high milling grade and it will be but a short tim until bullion will be shipped regularl to the mint from this big property The mine is now under the immediat management of E. H. Barton, one c the best managers in the business.
 D. R. Muir, general manager of th Needles Mining & Smelling company returned the first of the week fror Needles. where he went to look int the matter of protecting the propert of the company from the rapid CT croachment of the Colorado river With R. J. Arey, chief engineer of tn Santa Fe railroad, w. J. Hole, pres dent of the Cotton Land company, an other interested parties, an examln; tion of the river front was made an the manner of protecting the lands 0 each side of that great stream di cussed. It is thought that the matte will be put up to congress and th' something will materialize before tt