Mohave County miner., 1913-11-08
Mines of the County

turn 1t into bullion. A splendid body of ore IS being open ed on the 520 level of the Boundary Cone mine, near Oatman. in the west drift. The property is sid to be look ing better as the drifts are advanced east and west. The company is hgur- ing on putting in milling plant as soon as possible.
 Joseph Krauss, of Oatman, who has Just sold one of his mining properties to the California Southern Oilhelds company, passed through Kingman yesterday on his way to Los Angeles, where he will receive payment for the claims. He will return within the next ten days to look after large min ing interests he still retains in the district
 w. B. Ridenour has had men work ing on his mines in the Grand Canyon, near Pine Springs and carload of the ore is being shipped to the shelter This ore is wonderfully rich in copper, the usual run of shipping ore being above sixty per cent. The formation in which this mlne occurs is the same as that at Grand Gulch and the ore is of the same general character.
 A. F. Richardson. who has been sampling the BiMetal mines for the Mines Company of America, has con- pleted the work and departed to his home in Tucson. A large amount of samples were taken from the mines and these will be tried out at the laboratory of the company. It is to be hoped that this big corporation will take over this property, as great things are expected of it when prop erly developed and put in producing condition.
 We have been informed that the drift now being driven on one of the McNeely claims, at Mineral Park, has the whole face in ore that will run over five per cent copper. This is the best showing that the property has had and it is the belief that better grade of ore may now be encountered at any time We do not know what values the orc carries in gold and sill yer The Kingman Copper Mining X Milling company is doing the work. which is under the direction of H. E. Berce.
 James Mcconnell ant Joe Parizo, of Goldroad, were in Kingman Thursday last closing a deal for the sale of a claim owned by them near the Tom Reed. This property is sad to be one of the best showings in that country, many mining men having tried to do business with it, but until the present mining men came along nothing was done. The owners have done consid- erable work on the property and have great vein exposed. The values are said to be good and if it opens at depth as the surface showing would indicate, it will be one of the big things of that camp. It is understood that the price placed on the mine is 50,000S.
 The Copperville mill is now in shape to begin the production of concentrat- es, the launders having been put in shape to classify the materials for the different tables. It was found that the workmen Tn the foundry had put the launders together wrong and from the exterior it could not be determin ed what was the matter. When Mr Overman made a thorough examina tion of the classifiers he found the diff hculty and remedied it. The worl done by the machines after remodel ing is said to have been remarka bl, good. With a greater water suppl, this property ought soon to be ship ping big tonnage of concentrates |, the shelter.
 A rumor in Kingman has it that
 big mining company has purchased the Frisco Gold Mines, near Uniol Pass. We have been unable to hav
 the story verified, but so persistent i the rumor that it is generally believet
 With proper equipment and big wa ter supply this mine should be one o the largest producers of gold in tn state and should it mass into inc hand