Mohave County miner., 1912-09-21
Mines of the County

the Rainbow Mountain Mining 'com- pany, was called to Kingman this week by grand jury duty. MT. McCarn be- lieves that his property will begin shipping ore to the smelter as soon as the railroad Is completed to the bunk CTS.
 Charles Grimes, president of the Tom Reed Gold Mines company, pas. sed through kingman yesterday to the mines. He is elaIed over the great showing the mines have made during the past year and believes the prop erty is one of the greatest gold produ- cers in the United States.
 John St. Charles, owner of mining property at Chloride, is visiting in Kingman. Mir. St. Charles has been working on the mines the past several years and has some excellent showings of ore. The greater part of the work has been done on the Midnight mlne, one of the large copper.lead veins of the district.
 w. D. Grams came up from the Cedar section the first of the week, re- turning again Thursday. He is hav- ing an examination made of the mines, as we'll as looking after some neces- sary work on the properties. He has a large group of mines located in that region, many of them carrying good values in gold, silver, lead and copper.
 O. B. Stanton, who has been in the east in connection with his enterprises in this county, returned home last week. He reports that he has sue ceeded in enlisting capital in a nun. Der of important mining enterprises and expects that the people with whom he is connected will have their engi- neer on the ground within the next few weeks.
 James Uncapher is taking the water from the Keystone mine, at Mineral Park, preparatory to having it ex. amined by a competent mining engi- neer. The mine is one of the good properties of the Mineral Park sec- tion, having been one of the first dis. coyeries in that part of the district, and which produced a large amount of rich ore that was shipped to Swan sea, Wales, in the early seventies.
 Burke, Torley & Co.,, having a lease on the de la Fountaine mine, have shipped fifty tons of zinc ore to the railroad and it will be forwarded to the shelter within few days. They have about fifty tons of lead in the bins at the mine, and also forty tons of screenings that will be jggeI at the Banner mine and then shipped to the smelter. The men are getting out good ore and had they some method of crushing and jigging the lower grades they would keep number of big teams busily employed hauling to the railroad.
 Ed Williams, owner of the tungsten mines in the Aquarius range, was a visitor in Kingman last week. He re. ports having fine showing of tungsten ore in the principal veins of the group and expects soon to turn them over to a syndicate that will operate them on large scale. The mines have ship. ped the highest grade of ore ever talk. en from mine in the country. the average of the ore being seventy per cent. It is understood that the aver- age of the ore as broken down is near ly ten per cent, very high grade for this class of ore.
 The Golconda mine is now shipping about HOO tons of rich zinc ore month- ly to the smelter in Oklahoma This month promises to be a record break CT with the mine. the stopes turning out an immense quantity of high grade material and the mill also making fine grade of concentrate from the lower grades of ore. The mlne has been opening great tonnage of ore the past several months and from now on the reserves will be added to great ly every month. It is probable that trucks will soon handle the ores be- tween the mine and railroad.
 F. H. Summeril and two sons arriv. ad from Danuar Hhnrcdau and will no