Mohave County miner., 1912-11-09
Mines of the County

his firm.
 Hon. James A. Roberts, of New York City, treasurer of the Frisco Gold Mines Co.,, will arrive from the East in few days. This gentleman and associates has recently taken over the Williams tungsten property on the Sandy.
 New York people are negotiating for large interest in the Arabian group of gold mines in Union Pass. This is one of the best gold properties in Northwestern Arizona and if this deal is consummated it means much aggressive development work.
 Wm. Reed and Wm. Mackie re- turned to town Monday, after con- pleting assessment work on Swope and Studley's group of claims in the IXL Basin. They report their claims show ing up good and that much mining activity prevails in that section.
 Wm. Dunlap, manager of the Pacific Investment Co.,, in the Cerbat range was a visitor in Kingman this week. displaying samples of very high grade silver and lead ore. He is shipping one car per month to Utah with highly satisfactory returns.
 Chris Voght brought to town Thurs day several samples of very rich gold and copper ores from his claims in the Wallapais about IS miles southeast of Kingman. He has just completed as- sessment work on these claims and feels highly elated over the new show ing made.
 D. R. Perkins, who has just con- pleted assessment work on the New York and Manhattan gold claims, in the Stockton Hill district, left yester- day for Texas. These claims are the property of Smith & Sawyer and from samples brought in by Mr. Perkins their claims are destined to be large producers.
 H. E. Bierce and Thomas McNeely were in from Mineral Park the first of the week, Mir. Blerce going on to Denver to Consult with members of the company, and Mir. McNeely re- tnpninp n tho rpinoc tho foll day. The company is getting things in shape at the rines for an active campaign.
 This week S. c. Bagg shipped to the smelter 800 pounds of auro-cyan- ides, taken from recent runs of his mill at the Cyclopic mine. The cyan. ides carry big values in gold. Mr. Bagg has been running on new ore from the mine, the value being esti- mated at about BPS to the ton. The vein from which this ore was taken is said to have width of twelve feet.
 The Golconda is shipping an average of forty tons day of concentrates. This ore is about 45 per cent zinc. Seventy.fve men are on pay roll. The Golconda is the big zinc ,nine of the southwest. A long crosscut has recently been started to cut the vein at depth of 250 feet and will thus open up new ore bodies in the old workings. Where this vein has been disclosed in other workings it carries values of 9 per cent zinc, and excel. lent silver values.
 Ten tons of ore will be shipped to the concentraior from the Williams tungsten mines within the next twenty days. This is sample test of just how the ore will concentrate and the in- stallation of big concentrator will follow at once. The property has recently been taken over by strong New York syndicate headed by James &. Roberts, of the Frisco Gold Mines Company. It was recently examined by Edward B Sturges, a New York mining expert. and it is on his favor. able report that the property was &C., quired.
 The Frisco Gold Mines company is seriously considering quite an addition to its reduction capacity. This great property has more than 800, 900 tons of fair grade milling material blocked out and in sight and could easily sup