Mohave County miner., 1912-01-27
Mines of the County

A big bar of bullion was brought in from the Goldroad last Tuesday morn- ing by the messenger, J, F. Mcconnell.
 A. F. Muter and Carroll Davis have returned from Mexico, where they looked after mining and other inter- ests.
 Drifting is now being carried from the 400 level of the Boundary Cone property, in San Francisco district, The vein is showing up fine, the ore body extending to this level and car rylng better grade of ore than the level above.
 It is reported from the London mine that the rich strike of ore in the new shaft is holding out and looking better and better with every days work. The vein at that point is about twenty feet wide and the rich ore streak is fully two feet in width.
 The Desert Power x Water company is more than doubling it's lines in King man, the old lines being found inad- equate to cover the business offered by power users of the town The com pany is well pleased with the patron age given it by the town people, al d other parts of the county in which its lines have been run.
 The mill at the Juno mine has been operated the past several weeks on du mp ores and ore from the stopes with gratifying results. About POO tons have so far been milled and the concentrates show good values. Noth- ing is known of the percentage of saw will pay well in handling by the pres ent method.
 Two mining men have lease and bond on the Blue Mary mine, sixteen miles east of Yucca, are in town inter- esting capital in their enterprise. The ore streak is said to be nearly two feet wide and will run about sos in gold The vein is large one and it is possible that some day great body Of ore will be opened in it. It is now owned by J. J. Jerome and Mrs. Edna Steen.
 Parisa & Mcdonald are reported to have discovered mining claim south of the Tuckahoe, near Chloride, that gives big values in gold. Years ago rich gold ore was found in the vicinity of the present find. but the vein whence it came remained mystery. It is pos. sibe that these gentlemen have stumbled upon the right spot and that they will receive their reward in a big pay shoot of ore.
 It is expected that work on the Cleo patra group of mines will be started up within few weeks and carried on by large force of men. Much churn drilling throughout the big ore body will be done and shafts sunk in fayor- able localities. The vein of the Cleo patra is one of the largest in the south part of the county and carries values high in gold and copper. J. w. Mor- gtn, Jack Barnes, c. E. Price and E. F. Thompson are the owners, having bonded the property to Kansas City people.
 The serial tram that is to convey the ores of the Rainbow mine to the valley below, is fast nearing completion. The tram will be about two miles in length and will take the ore from far up the steep mountain side to an accessible landing near the Minnesota mine. The Rainbow has great tonnage of ore blocked out in the property and these ore bodies will be stopped while the work of exploration below the 400 is being carried op. The ore carries high values in gold, silver and lead.
 James F. Carter, who has been par taking of the good things in the Gold Road and Tom Reed sections, was Kingman visitor this week, having come in to look after the shipment of carload consignment of auro-cyanides from tailings pits on his miniug claim. Mir. Carter has made recovery of many thousands of dollars from the perco- lating waters from the Gold Road tailings pits and is doing likewise be-