Mohave County miner., 1913-06-21
Mines of the County

J. E. White, of the Yucca Mining company, returned from Los Angeles last Saturday and has gone down to the mines near Cedar. Jack Connolly is reported to be sacking another carload of ore at his mine in the Bobtail Basin country, np the range from Kingman. Mir, Con- nelly recently shipped carload or ore to the Douglas shelter, but has not yet received returns.
 James M. O'Brien, who has been In Los Angeles the past several months looking after the placing of mining property, is in l[ingman. He reports that he was successful in enlisting capital in the enterprise and that his associates will arrive in Kingman in a few days.
 M. Finnerty and J. D. Murphy, Of Denver. who have been looking over the Union Pass section, this week visited Secret Pass and the Gold Road. They are much impressed with the mining outlook and it IS probable that they will find something here that can be handled to their liking.
 w. A. Wilde, Jr., went out to Gold Road yesterday to arrange for tho in- stallation of transformers that are being put in at this time with the intention of increasing the capacity of the power at the mill and the gradual doubling up of the milling capacity of the big plant. A new power house is to be built at an accessible place to cover the whole territory in and about the Goldroad camp.
 OF. Kuencer, who at one time was resident of this county, is in King man and expects to again become interested in mining in this section He was at one time connected with the development of the Ark and San Antonio mines, this side of Mineral Park. and it is probable that these mines will again be developel. The property carried good values in gold silver and copper.
 Dan. s. Richards has had force O men at work on his mining property west of Chloride. It is reported tha the showing of ore is good, but th' vein show, considerable fauting ant no effort mas been made to find th' vein beyond the fault, although it i apparent that it may be taken up witt little effort. Later in the year Mir Richards intends to return to tn mine and further exploit it.
 J. C. Wilson, deputy Sta,e mine ir spector, passed through Kingman few days ago to his home at Chloride He had just made an examination ( the Cinnabar mine, near Parker where shaft has been sunk to dept of 800 feet. He reports that the con pany has several retorts at the pro- erty and is shipping from forty to lift HaSkS or qulChSIlNef poF luouI Some improvements must be made the shaft and the working of u property. This is the only qucksily' mine in the state and it is to be hope that it will have as long and prospe ous career as the quicksilver mines California.
 w. D. McCright is reported to ha taken bond on the property of Chr Vogt, in Wauba Yuma district, son distance southeast of Kingman. Wo is to be started on the mines at on and considerable improvement is pla ned. The mines consist of great vel carrying gold, silver and copper. N Vogt and the other owners in [ property have done considerable wo in the exposing of mineral along t big veins and believe that with q ther work shipping ore may be four While the locality has been overlook many years it is probable that a ri district will be opened in that secti of Wallapai mountain.
 R. c. Jacobson and Walter Burk h came up from the Yellow Jacket mi in Aubrey district, yesterday. TT report that the shaft on this mine