Mohave County miner., 1913-05-17

A Mir. Hanlon and his son are in stalling a milling plant on a property in the Aubrey mining district, where they are said to have an excellent
 showing of gold ore.
 $. A. Tyler, owner Of considerable mining property in the Mineral Park section. is a visitor in Kingman. Mr. Tyler is one of the most interchangeable prospectors in the county and has been the locator of much valuable mineral ground.
 T. R, Garnier came in from Los An geles last evening and will look after his mining interest in this county che next few months. He believes that he will be able to get everything in shape to do considerable work on several of his mining claims.
 James A. Roberts came in last Thursday evening from the mines of the Frisco Gold Mines company and attended to important business, re- turning to the mines yesterday. The company is getting it's milling machin- cry in shape to place the big plant in commission shortly.
 John Schimmilpfennig, at one time resident of Chloride and White Hills, returned to Kingman from a number of years residence in Nevada, this week. He believes that Mohave county is the best place for a miner and that he will probably make his home here in future.
 w. E. Dunlap was in Kingman Thurs day last from the Pacific Improvement camp, near Cerbat, where he is super intending the development of the White Elephant mine. He reports that the mine is showing up some wonderful ore and that the two cars shipped from the property gave big returns in gold, silver and lead.
 Samples from the Kay copper mine, at Mineral Park, are said to have given exceptional high averages. The property is in the big wash that runs from the Canyon Station divide to the Sacramento valley. Owing to influx of water the owners have been unable to sink below twenty feet. but the fact that water Is found at superficial depth is one thing in favor of the op- ening of sulphide mine, as below the water line copper values should be found in excess of that above.
 S. R. Porter and "Ole" Danielson passed through Kingman yesterday on thelr way from Los Angeles to Hack berry. where they will make an exam ination of the old Hack berry mine. The property Is worthy of a thorough trying out and it is to be hoped tha. Mir. Porter and associates will be able to take it over. It was one of the big producers of this county some years ago and will again become one of the big mines of Arizona Mir. Porter ap. pears to have fully recovered his health. He left here some months ago quite ill.
 J. H. Hoffman and c. J. Price, sec- retary and consulting engineer of the Arizona Southwestern Copper con- pany, have visited the company's property and have returned to their homes in Pueblo and Topeka. Mr. Price is very much pleased with the preseot condition of the Copperville property and declares it has the brightest future of any mine in the state. He is also quite taken with the mines of the surrounding country and report has it that he stated that the Copper Canyon mines are the greatest prospects he has ever seen. He also visited and examined the mines of the American Metals Mines company, up- on whlcn he will make a report.
 William Neagle, Tom Devine. E. A. Shaw and NJ. G. Wagner went up to Brownsville Thursday morning, re- turning the same day. They brought back with them some of the ore taken from the bottom of the Copper Giant shaft, which is just now being sunk to a new level. This ore shows consider. able copper and is said to run about eight dollars in gold to the ton. Mr.