Weekly journal-miner., 1912-07-17
From Mohave Co. Miner.)

| rddy the Ooldroeu bullion mes ,,necr brought in S20.OO0 bar from that property. the cleanup of ,h, week This is the regular thing from that property and it has been SD -cgular that if has failed 10 cx, cie comment The average bullion shipment from the property is now close to Si00.00O. but this is to be doubled within the next six months. |, !, the general understanding that within inc next sixty days the new machinery for the additions 10 the big milling plant will be received at Kingman and will be at once haul cd to the mines. The property is now m such shape that it will be possible to install machinery capable of handling 500 tons daily, there being sufficient water to care for that tonnage. The company will make this mine one of the greatest producers of the great groups of mining property in the United States and Mexico.
 Last Wednesday Sid R. Reeves. of inc Tom Reed force. brought in bar of bullion from the mill that weighed S9.000. the months run of rhc plant. The bar was shipped ,o the mint. messenger accompany ing it The new electric holster is at work al the mine and is said to be doing nicely. The mine is capable of sending to the mill a much larger tonnage than formerly while inc mill is being increased month by snonth in capacity.
 Mrs Edna Steen was up this week from Yucca, attending to business affairs She reports that mining and other matters look bright in and around that place and views the possibility of railrpad to connect with the Swansea road as one of ihc developments of the near future Considerable mining machinery is being hauled out from the station and II will be but short time until bullion shipments as well as ores and concentrates will be hauled in and shipped to mint and smelters
 Col Hargrove. of Prescott. has been looking al mining property in thc lower end of Gold Basin the past ten days, returning to Kingman the early part of the week.
 Leasers on the dumps of the Ban ncr mine. at Stockton Hill. are said 'o be getting out some excellent ore Shipments from that property have netted the men big wages the past two months.
 Peter Caffery has been at work some time past. driving crosscut 10 his vein at Layne Springs. and expects soon to cut through the walls. The vein is about twenty feet wide and on the surface carries nice values in gold. silver and lead
 w. II. Hall is operating the old Nocking Bird property. in Weaver district and expects soon to have a mill in operation. The mine has been opened to considerable extent and more than SS0,OO0 worth of ore is now in sight The ore has value of from SIS to SS0 to the ton.
 The miners lien law that passed The legislature at its recent session N just now coming in for all kinds Of condemnation. even the miners that asked for the passage of the measure being in favor of it's recall Petitions are being circulated in lavapai. Graham and Cochise coun nc', and this week Henry Lovin began the circulation of a petition here favoring the recall So far, every miner that has been talked with by the Miner editor is in favor oi the recall of this measure, be- hey'ng that it's enforcementsas law would work as much hardship 10 The laboring miner as it would to me mine owner. The terms of the law invoking the referendum re quires the filing of this petition within three months after the ad- l"urnment of the legislature and alter the filing of the petition the 'peration of the measure is held mp until the people pass on it. it IS me general belief that it will be icpealed.
 \. w. Forbes. of Tucson, repre- 'enting the United Zinc and Chem 'cal company, of Kansas City, was visitor 10 Kingman this week. coming in from Nevada. where he h..l .-....