Mohave County miner., 1913-04-19
Mines of the County

w. H. Smith is looking over the mining section in the Oeluge Wash country, where some of the largest veins in the county are known to exist.
 F. S. Wilhelm, who has been operat- ing the Eclipse group of mines in Secret Pass, is in Kingman. He has developed good looking property and with future development it ought to become big thing.
 One thousand tons of ore from the Rainbow mine have just been treated at Needles, the mill having made an excellent extraction from the ores. The company expect to treat another lot of one thousand tons within a few weeks
 Joseph Taylor, who is we'll known in this vicinity, has relocated the old Echo mining claim, in Cedar valley district, and will soon be shipping ore from it to the smelter. He reports d property.
 George B, Ayers Monday last brought in from Gold Road mill the weekly bullion shipment amounting to p, ,0O0S. MT. Ayers reports the mill being brought up to it's full capacity, and it is probable that the future shipments will exceed this amount by many thousands of dollars.
 P. McCardell, the well known min. eral surveyor, this week made sur vey of mines at Mineral Park for James Uncapher. The claims are situated near the Ithica mine, one of the first patented properties in the county. This is in the heart of the copper belt at the Park
 E. H. Barton, general manager of the Frisco Gold Mines company, came in fro,a Los Angeles a few days ago and went out to the mines, where larger machinery is being installed at the mill. The many friends of Mr. Barton will be pleased to learn that he IS very much improved in health and is in fair way to complete re- covery.
 H. J. Bishop, ore buyer for the Cop per Queen shelter. was a Kingman visitor this week, going on to Chloride. He reports that exceptionally good railroad rates have been secured and that the company is prepared to buy copper ores and pay the highest market price for them. The company IS now doing large amount of custom smelling and pays the top price for the ores.
 The crosscut from the 300 level of the Golconda has intersected the Tub vein at a depth of about l75 feet where it cut through seven feet of solid ore of better than thirty per cent zinc. The vein is about fifty feet in width, the greater part of which is mill values, gold silver, copper, lead and zinc. The property is one of the big things of the county and when properly opened will furnish enough ore for large milling plant.
 Joe w. Miller, who has secured a group of mining claims in Deluge Wash. Cedar Valley mining district, has shaft on one of the veins down more than thirty feet and has opened a splendid showing of copper ore. He reports having taken about ten tons of clean ore running forty per cent cop per from the shaft. The ore is bornite and chalcocite. Other openings in the vein also show good values in copper. The whole country in and around that section is copper bearing and is sure to become great producer of the red metal. With better transportation facilities big tonnage of ore could be shipped to the smelters daily.
 s. A. Ionides, of Denver, this week made an examination of the Bi-Metal mines, four miles south of Kingman. With two or three men he made a thorough sampling of the openings in tine property. The deposit is one of the largest in the state, or for that matter in any other state, being more than 7O0 fact wida opd of n,i,,o.,.