Mohave County miner., 1913-10-11

some of the big mining investors or the east.
 J. J. Connolly, who owns valuable
 mining property in the Bobtail basin,
 is In Kingman. Mir. Connolly, be-
 lieves there are many veins in that section that might be producing was opportunity given leasers by claim owners. Some years ago Todd and other basins in that section were pre- ducers of large quantities of high grade ore and today these same veins might | be producing if leasers could be ln- duced to go to work on them. The
 ores carry values in gold and silver,
 but become base when water level is
 reached.
 Q General Manager $. s. Jones, of the
 Tom Reed Gold Mines company. has
 gone to Los Angeles and Pasadena on
 business. It is understood that the
 Tom Reed management is looking for
 other good mining investments and
 
 that the extension of holdings will
 greatly increase the value of the shares
 in that corporation. It is probable
 that out of this corporation will grow
 one of the largest c1inlng company's
 in the state. At the present time the
 com pany is the largest producer O. gold
 of any one mine on the coast, and it is
 the intention of the present board of
 directors to keep the property in the
 front ranks of dividend paying corpor- ations.
 Frank O'Dea, wko has been doing
 assessment work on the Horseshoe
 mines, at Cerbat. was in Kingman d
 few days this week. He reports the
 cutting of very good body of ore Tn
 the mine and that with further work
 it is his belief that the property could
 be put on d pay basis. The mine has
 been idle two years and the larger
 stockholders appear to be at sea so far
 as it's future operations are concerned.
 It is to be regretted that this mine Is not brought to the front as q producer, as it has all the earmarks of good mine. Other mines near it are the ) Golden Gem and Flores. which we be. , leve could be made to pay well il , properly financed and in the righ, ? hands. These mines have all paid big in the years that they were worked
 systematically.
 ' One of the miners at work on the Lucknow claim of the Nevada Ari zona Mines company group, was 1T } Kingman a few days ago and reported that the ore body had been widening l from the POO level until at 250 feet i 5 filled the shaft and its width beyond [ the limits of the opening was unknOw 1 The ore taken from this shaft gave al e average value of 2lS. At the presen q depth still better ore is coming in an, e mornings are said to show values a 6 high as lO0$ to the ton. In the 10 ' lSNtl, IIOlu thlS SlIdil, NuluOS ho hiS
 as forty ounces gold were taken and if would not be surprising if bodies c f this high grade would be found at tn :. lower level H. l.. Stewart, manage n of the property, has gone to the mine O to take look at the big ore body. ' The case of Peachy against tn l. Frisco Gold mines company has at las s reached the federal court. the caus e going on the calendar before Judg Sawtelle, at Phoenix, this week. Thi V is the case where Peachy, suppose o engineer, went to the camp of th '' Frisco Gold Mines company and, afte partaking of their hospitality, wen '' out and made an attempt to relocat 10 the claims of that corporation. 1 mattered not that the company ha " expended about GOODS in cash on tn
 mipes, had built a mill and was pre- st pared to begin the milling of ore ,t Peachy went on to initiate title to tn 2 property, on the grounds that the owr l. CTS of the property had, several year e prior, relocated their own ground l. which It Is contended. is opposed [ t. the law. Peachy never performed an 70 work on the claims until long afte ,e the hearing of the case in the Stat ,s courts, and it is claimed that even
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