Mohave County miner., 1913-05-03
Mines of the County

section before.
 Ed. Swope, who is interested in some valuable mining claims in the Mineral Park section, returned Sunday from short business visit to Los Angeles.
 P. McCardel. the U. S. Mineral Sur veyor, has lust returned from the Gold Basin section, where he has been surveying for patent group of claims for J. F. Luthy.
 ID. l.. Williams of Los Angeles, and Mr. Campbell of Indi: apolis, In diana, influential stockholders of the Boundary Cone, arrived few days ago and are at present inspecting the work ings of the above property.
 Dick Muter has gone to Mexico. where he has accepted position with some mining company in that land of unrest. It is to be hoped that he will fare better than many Americans in that part of the country.
 Another big lot of crushing rolls were pulled out to Union Station yesterday morning for shipment to the Frisco mines, at Union Pass. This company will soon have plant that will be able to handle at least POO tons of ore dally.
 The Rainbow mine, located in the Chloride district, recently shipped LOGO tons of ore to the Needles Mining and Smelling company with highly satisfactory results. Later on another shipment of LOGO tons will be made from the same property.
 One million dollars in copper bullion from Cananea was crossed to the having been brought to the line the night before. This is the accumulated output since tram service was discon- tnued five or six weeks ago. The Cananea company are only operating four blast furnaces on account of the shortage of fuel.
 Ninety thousand dollars has been deposited Tn Boston bank by the Old Dominion Copper company to the cred it of Charles E. Taylor, of Los Ange- les, in full payment for the Taylor group, formerly known as the Barney Mccoy group of eighteen mining claims, situated north and east of the Old Dominion and United Globe prop critics. says the Globe Arizona Record
 A. F. Harris and l.. NJ. Teal are the locators of a group of claims about p miles east of Kingman that are des- tined to be big producers some day if surface indications are a criterion. On one claim the ledge is seven feet wide carrying gold, copper and other min erals. In shaft 20 feet deep this character of ore prevails throughout, and with depth the owners predict a large deposit of high grade ore.
 Several wealthy mining men from the Moctezuma district arrived in Douglas few days ago to espace un- settled conditions which they say are at present prevailing there. The prop. erty holders are continually being pestered by requests for money and provisions for the support of the state forces. So persistent are the requests that they have already become un- bearable. Many of the property hold CTS are escaping to the American side of the line, so they say.
 The Bsbee Review says that Dr. L. D. Rcketts, president of the Cananea Consolidated Copper company was at Cananea on Sunday where he went to confer with the department heads of the company Dr. Ricketts returned here in the evening and stated that conditions at Cananea were improving very rapidly and that he did not an- ticipate any further trouble and ex- pressed himself as being much pleased that the necessity for a complete shut down of the company works had seem- ingly been averted
 The Tom Reed Gold Mines Company held their annual Stockholders meet ing at the office of Tarr X McComb last Monday afternoon. They elected new directors who will later hold a