Mohave County miner., 1912-09-07
Mines of the County

the Cedar section, is in Kingman wis. iting with the family of his son, w. P. Carr. MT. Carr is the owner of some desirable mining property In the Ce- dar section, upon which he has done a large amount of work during the past ten or twelve years.
 Mrs. John Kay of Mineral Park, is visiting in Kingman. Mrs. Kay is one of the Pioneer women of Mineral Park, having lived in that camp since the early seventies. She has noted the ups and downs of the country during all the years and has been active in the development of that section. She is now the owner of valuable turquoise mines, as well as veins of gold, silver and copper ores.
 Thursday last Ray Dimmick brought from the Frisco mill bar of bullion that weighed approximately 7,OOOs, which was shipped to the mint. These bars are produced every two weeks by this mill, the ore averaging about l2$ and the saving being close to ninety per cent. The mine is capable of supplying from 800 tons to 1000 tons of ore daily and it is to he hoped that it will have mill that will care for that tonnage within the next year.
 w. F. Carr this week made trip to Copperville, where he met C. J. Price and the two men went over the mines. of Deluge Wash and Copper Canyon, where MT. Carr has some desirable property. MT. Price was also taken with the looks of the big veins carrying copper and moly bdenite in Copper Canyon aud was of the im- pression that depth would show up s0me great ore bodies. These veins are among the largest in that section ana carry big values in both copper and mOlybdenum.
 Ore teams are now hauling from the de la FOuntaine mines to Berry station, whence large tonnage of lead and zinc ores will be shipped to the smelters. The ore was taken out during the past two months by M. A. Burke. Pat Torley and others. who have been operating the property under lease. Thls mine is said, to be showing up well, there being good bodies of excellent ore in the winzes that have been sunk from the adit level. Nearly 100 tons are to be ship. ped at this time and later regular shipments will be sent out.
 Will Clack who has interests in a deposit of material north of Mohave, California, suitable for the manu. facture of tiling of the finest texture, has gone to Los Angeles, whence he will go to the desert to take charge of the shipment of the output of the prop erty. A company has been formed to manufacture tile for all kinds of orna. mental purposes and introduce it to builders and contractors throughout the country. Samples of the finished article exhibited here are beautiful in the extreme and the market should be made at once.
 Charles E. Sherman is in Kingman from his mines at Chloride. He re- ports that he has leased the old Distaff mine to miners now working the prop erty and that a winze has been sunk 100 feet from the adit level, whence drifts are now being run off on the vein. In sinking thirty feet fifteen tons of very rich ore has been taken out and fine body of the ore opened up. This property has been noted as a producer of very rich silver ore and there is no reason why it should not again become producer. The work ings so far are superficial, the shaft recently sunk being only 200 feet be- low the surface.
 Last Wednesday Henry Lovin brought in from Gold Road mill bar of bullion weighing 2O,O0O$, the out. put of the mill for the week. At the property all arrangements are being made to care for the greater prodnc. tiou, so that when the big mill is pu, in there will be DO impeachment to the d;roct Shinment of ore from all the