Mohave County miner., 1913-12-06
Mines of the County

NeeIy mlne anu Is SIlll geJtlnS very nice ore.
 Clack brothers, who have been doing assessment work on the Rico mine, In the c. O. D. Canyon. are in town. They have nice showing of ore in the Rico vein and it is possible that they will soon be making shipments to the shelter.
 John Boyle and wife came in from the Golconda mine last Thursday, re- turning home the following day. He is sinking the shaft of the Goconda below the present level and expects to have new levels opened in the ore body within the next sixty days.
 J. B. Taylor is getting things shaped up for the purpose of putting milling plant on his mining property near Ce- dar. This mine is one of the best gold showings in that section and with proper milling facilities should be a big producer.
 E. P. Lambert came in from his mining property in the Gold basin coun- try last Wednesday evening and de- parted the following day to the mines. accompanied by mining mao from Chicago. MT. Lambert has been worK- ing on the mines the past year and re ports having opened fine showing of gold ore. The property is well located for economic work.
 T. E. Braley, who is mining in Bob. tail Basin, is in Kingman, having brought samples from new strike in the vein. The property is owned by Mir. Braley and E. A. Shaw and the showing of rich gold ore IS said to be very good. MT. Braley has been open. ing the vein by shaft, but has reached a depth where machinery will soon be a necessity to further prosecute work.
 Work will shortly be commenced on the c. o. D. mine, it being the inten- tion of the parties holding option on the property to sink the new shaft to the 3l0 level at once. Tae connection with thus level would bring to view a big tonnage 0f ore that could be marketed at a profit. From this shaft the mine can be unwatered in short tme aud greater ore bodles opened up. The C. O. D is one of the biggest of the old shippers of the county and it is to be hoped that it will again enter the lists.
 Pete White came in from the Tyro mines yesterday and reports recent work on the property showing up new and better ore bodies. The Tyro is one of the big veins of the Union Pass section and considerable work has opened the vein in various places. At the bottom of the shaft a great width of vein matter has been crossed with drifts, while open cuts on the surface also show good milling values. The property is owned by P. F. White, Judge J. k. Russell, I. M George and H. H. Watkins.
 This week A. B. Richmond, for the Mines Company of America, made a deal whereby the mines of the Arabi- an Mining company ln the Union Pass section, were taken over. These mines embrace the old Independence and other mines, at Myers Well, on the old stage road to Hardyvlle and Fort Mohave, on the Colorado river The past several years the property has been under development by Robert Brannock, one of the largest owners of the mines. T. G. Norris, of Prescott, who is president of the company, was in kingman this week to sign up the papers for the transfer of the property. Eli Hilty negotiated the deal being one of the heavy shareholders in the company. The mines have had con- siderable work done on them in the past several years and great show ing of ore opened up. Shafts, open cuts and drifts across the vein have exposed thousands of tons of good milling ore. The Colorado river is but six miles below the mine and it would be possible to erect great milling plant at some point on that stream to handle the ores from the property. The mines will now be under charpe