Mohave County miner., 1913-07-26

things in shape for extensive de- velopment of the property.
 H. l.. Stewart returned a few days ago from the mines of the Nevada Arizona mining company, at Music mountain, He reports that the mill is fast approaching completion and that it will go into commission within short time.
 H. l.. McCarn, general manager of the Rainbow Mountain Mining con- pany, came in from Chloride Thurs day evening and departed to Needles yesterday morning, where he will look after the sampling of large tonnage of ore from the Rainbow.
 George B. Ayers, messenger for the Gold Road Mines company, came in from that camp Tuesday last with a nice bar of bullion that weighed IT, OOOS. This bar is sad to have been the cleanest bar of bullion ever ship ped from that camp, being nearly 1000 fine.
 Work on the Valley View mine has been temporarily suspended, the heavy ground encountered at the bottom of the new shaft and in the drift toward the old workings requiring big tim Der to hold it. In the bottom of the shaft a body of ore seven feet in width has been opened, the values running high enough to pay well at the shelter. As soon as tim Der is received work will again be started up and the drift along the big vein rushed.
 A mining man arrived from Pasa- dena yesterday morning and will go out to take charge of the work on the mines of the Arizona Venture con- pany, near the old Diamond Joe. The company shipped large lot of sup. plies from the city and the work of de- velopment will be undertaken under favorable auspices. The mines were formerly known as the Great Republic group and at one time were producers of rich silver ore. In the recent de- velopment was found good copper ore, and the silver values appear to be on the increase.
 w. H. Smith, who has been taking vacation at the seashore the past month, has gone to the mines In Wauba Yuma district, on the west side of the Wallapais, where he is interested with Chris VOgt and w. D. McCright in fine looking copper vein. The shaft on the vein has been sunk to some depth and the bottom shows ore that will run l9S in gold, silver and copper. Ten feet of the ore body carries this average. Samples taken from the vein run we'll up in copper. It is the intention to do the work on group of seven claims, but the main vein will receive the larger part of the development. The mines are easily reached from Kingman.
 On the east side of the Walapais are many large veins of low grade copper. With proper treatment this ore may be put in shape for the market, although for long time the haul to the railroad will be against it's shipment. With the building of railroad up the Sandy valley not only would this ore become mark ke,able, but the great veins of lead and silver would also be workable. While some of the ores are very rich the main veins are low in grade and unwork- able under present conditions. Near the head of Eagle wash is the Hiber- nia mine. which in days gone by pro- duced some of the richest ore ever taken from a mine in Arizona, but the streak was small and lay in kidneys. The main vein carries values as high as l30 ounces silver, but it is impos. sible to mine this ore and pay the high cost of packing and haulage to the railroad. With transportation cheap the ore would pay well. Other mines in the same locality carry good values in gold. silver and lead and would pay their way under development
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