Mohave County miner., 1914-05-30

The boys on the London mine, at Union Pass, are taking considerable gold from the ores in the crude mill they are operating. The crushing IS done with rolls and the limited ca pacity of their cyaniding apparatus curtails the capacity of the plant.
 The Arizona Venture Corporation is having lumb Der and timber hauled to the mines in Deluge Wash by truck the two big trucks of Talbert being engaged in the work. The trip is made every day.
 James F. Merkle was in from Music mountain Wednesday last after SUD- plies and to attend to business affairs. He reports that work on the mines is progressing nicely and that good ore is showing in ali the openings. Mr. Merkle believes the Nevada Arizooa Gold Mines company has a big prop erty.
 A we'll known mining man has gone to the T!ro group of mines. In the Sheeptrail country, to make an ex animation of that property. He rep resents the Alaska Gold Mines Con- pany, which is just now operating one of the lowest grade gold mines in the United States. Tho Tyro has good average value and the vein is big. It i, owned in Kingman. I. M. George. H. H. Watkins, Peter White and Judge J. R. Russell being the owners.
 We are informed that Woody Alger has opened fine showing of ore in the old Hary butte, about sixteen miles north of Kingman. The original claim was discovered by A. l.. McKesson a few weeks ago and Mir. Alger went in there and secured the extension of the veln, finding ore that is said will stand shipment to the smeltsr. The ore is identical with that of White Hills, carrying horn silver and gold
 James Jackman is in Kingman, com. ing from his mines east of town. Dur ing the past several months he has been driving tunnel to tap the vein at 200 feet on it's dip. So far he has not encountered tue ore, and it is his opinion that the vein has straightened up and taken it's regular dip. Tho ore is rich in lead, gold and silver, and there is big tonnage is sight. Tho mines are owned by Mir. Jackman and J. F. Withers.
 Dudley brothers have taken a bond on the Walkover mines, east of Hack berry, and will soon have a force of men at work on them. The mines have been opened to approximately one hundred feet and great ore has been taken all the way down. The drifts also show excellent ore bodies. The old owners of the property have shipped number of carloads of ore to the smeller, as we'll as bullion from their arastra. Dudley brothers are among the most prominent mining men of the country and it is to be hoped that they will get big paying property in the Walkover They are also operating the old Hack berry mines and expect to make big showing when the vein is cut at the 300 level.
 A gentleman who has just come to Klngman from the Copper Creek sec- tion states that he has traced the tungsten veins almost to Kingman. Some years ago the writer traced out these veins to some extent, but found that the tungsten only carried in the veins short distance north of the Dudek property, the mineralization gradually going into iron. It would be nice thing should tungsten ores be found below town. but while there is slight indication of it we do not be- lieve that it will be found in that dis trict in pay quantity. At Copper Creek the ore shows heavy mineraliza- ton in tungsten.