Mohave County miner., 1913-06-07
Mines of the County

i'to' lniS property WIS recently tax en over on bond by ln. Pacific h. vestment company.
 Ed Mingle, who has lease on the New Jersey mine, at Chloride, was a kingman visitor this week. Mr. Mingle is shipping considerable ore from the New Jersey and getting ex- cellent results.
 The Rainbow Mountain Mining con- pany is shipping three cars of ore each week to the shelter at Needles. This ore has an average value of above 4OS per ton, the values being in gold, silver and lead.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Neset came over from Mineral Park tho first of the week and departed to their old home in Gibsonburg, Ollo They spent several months of this year at the mines at Mineral Park, being heavily interested ia the Golden Eagle group.
 Ernest Solomon IS said to have op- ened streak of ore IS inches wide,, that will average better than three ounces gold to the ton. The find is near Boulder Springs and is one of the old time claims of that section. He has quite tonnage of ore on the dump.
 At the White Elephant a great strike of ore has been made, the vein showing width of more than five feet, all ore. It is said that this ore will average 10 $ to the ton in gold, silver and lead. Two cars have been shipped from the property the past month which gave big results.
 w. D. Grannis came up from his mines in the Deluge Wash section, where he has been driving a drift under the mountain on the vein. The work has shown up excellent ore values. Porfrio Noli, who has been with Mir. Grannis for the past several months, also came in from the mines. He believes the company has an sx- cellent property and that future work will bring iJ into the producing class.
 It is reported that the drift toward the ore body on the 900 level of the Tennessee mine, at Chloride, IS nov in splendid ore. While the greater values are in lead the ore body carries values above four per cent copper. The ore IS now from five to seven feet wide and it is believed that one of the greatest ore bodies the mine has ever known will be shown up when the old ore shoot is reached on tbis level. About l5O tons are now shipped from the nina daily.
 J. J. Connolly was in from his Bob- tail Basin mines this week and reports the shipment of a carload of ore from the property. This ore was taken in drifting on the vein and is said to carry excellent values Mr.. Connolly has done a large amount of york on '"A' P'oPO'oy 'uo pdoJ year anu IS sure that he has something good. The mine is in the most accessible part of the Todd Basin section and the vein is large and well defined. With further depth and the expendi- ture of few thousands of dollars the the property would become one of the largest shippers in that section.
 D. S. Richards who has been opera ting mining property close to Cot tonwood Island, has been ir King man the past several days. The mine showed good ore in the outcrop, aud so far the values appear to be qeite regular. At lower depth the vein has fattened out and it is probable that another shaft will have to be sunk to catch it on the dip. Most of the veins of that section show much faulting, although along the fault planes good ore can be relied upon With systematic tracing out of the tault planes it is thought that many of these properties may be brought into the heavy producing class.
 Henry Hoffman. secretary treasurer Of the Arizona Southwestern Copper company, was Kingman visitor this week, coming up from the mine on business. He reports that the mine is showing big in ore values on the 200 level, where new crosscuts have