Mohave County miner., 1913-11-29
Mines of the County

Suflace showing or the property IS Salu to be good.
 A mining man who visited the Thumb Butte section last week states that J. c. Potts and Thomas Hogan have an excellent showing in the Atlantic and Pacific mining claims, at that place. Considerable work has been done on the property and wherever the vein has been opened good values Tn gold have been found.
 A. B. Richmond returned Thursday night from Mexico, where he was called last week, and left this morning for San Francisco district, where he will examine mining property. Mir. Richmond is much pressed with the mineral possibilities of this county and it is to be hoped that he will find something big enough for his clients.
 w. D. Granns departed to his mines in the lower part of Deluge Wash last Thursday morning. He reports that good ore is being found in the work Of development on the Waldron claim, the average in gold, silver and lead being nearly $l0O per ton. The vein is being opened by tunnel on the vein, a big outcrop of quartz on the side of the mountain being the objective point. The company has a nice group of claims near the old Diamond Joe mine that they purpose spending good deal of money on.
 M. Finnerty. one of the best known Colorado mining men, arrived in King man Tuesday last and departed Thurs day to Burro Creek, where he will make an examination of the Burro and Telegraph mines. The Burro IS one of the largest gold and silver bearing vein in the county and is ideally situated for cheap mining and milling. Should great plant be placed on this mine the cost of bullion production would be very low. Be. sides the two claims other locations have been made on the big vein that show very good gold and silver values.
 An average sample taken along the 550 level of the Boundary Cone gave result of better than 22S gold to the ton for width Li five feet. This ore. is free milling and it is possible that a high recovery could be made by pan amalgamation, or by cyanidation. The mine is Tn splendid shape to output a large tonnage of ore and by the time the milling plant is put in commission the property will have large ore re- serves in the stopes Since the prop erty has been under the superinten- dency of Frank Dryden great progress has been made in development and the taking up of the vein where it showed the best values in the drifts above.
 Fred G. Uthoff, of St. Louis. who has large mining interests in Colorado, arrived in Kingman the early part of the week and departed Wednesday last, in company of H. l.. Stewart, to Music Mountain, where they will make an examination of the mines of the Nevada Arizona Gold Mines Company The company has it's shaft down to the 300 level and has just cut a station preparatory to drifting along the vein. The mine has been making consider able water, necessity in that section With the driving of the drifts along the vein it is probable that very rich ore will be encountered. The ore body has been increasing in width and the values are good.
 James A. Roberts, one of the direct ors of the Frisco Gold Mines company, who has been at the mines the past week, departed to his home in New York last Tuesday. He reports that recent visit to Denver resulted in the untangling of the affairs of d big irrigation company, in which he is in- terested and that hereafter a better understanding will be had with the water users The company is one of the largest irrigation companies in the southwest and that an immense amount of money has been used in bringing water from the Arkansas river and Twin Lakes onto fertile stretch of country east of Pueblo. Like all such mic do