Mohave County miner., 1914-04-25
Mines of the County

c. B. and E. B. VanDeman, George Wears and H. w. Keller are over at tho Golc0nda mine, where the two lat ter gentlemen are looking into the af- fairs of the company to prepare a balance sheet and make report on its condition.
 Joe Murkheim, of the Miners and Merchants Bank, of Bisbee, is expect ed to visit the Gold Reed mines this week, where he is interested. The mine is in such shape that MT. Murk- helm will make glowing report to his fellow stockholders at the big cop per camp.
 Work is progressing on the mines of the Nevada Arizona Gold Mines company, at Music mountain. New ore bodies have been traced out and the old works are being looked into to trace out the old ore bodies. The company has an excellent superintend- ent in charge of the mines and is sure to get results.
 The Rainbow Mountain Mining con- pany has amended it's articles of in- corporation to allow of the issuance of preferred stock to the amount of l25,- 900 shares and the issuance of more treasury stock. This company has been consistently at work the past four years and has opened a splendid property in the Rainbow mine at Chloride. The two veins have been exploited to the 400 level and large tonnage of shippable ore is now ready to be stopped, On the lower level the ore has increased greatly in value and width.
 H. H. Shuck will soon leave Oatman for Oregon. where he will have charge of a cyaniding plant for a Bisbee syndi. cate. A big dunn of tailings is to be treated in Oregon, these men having taken lease on them. Mir. Shuck has been in charge of the mines of the Gold Reed M. x M. company since it's inception and has opened up splendid property. Mr. Jackson, of the Wol- verine company, at Bisbee. has been engaged to take charge of the Gold Reed property this sumner. MT. Shnck is in poor health and believes that the climate of the north will be beneficial.
 c. B. Van Deman, H. w. Keller and George Wears came in from Pittsburg, Pa., last Saturday and departed to the Golconda, where they looked over the property and took notice of the big production during the past three years. E, B. Van Deman came over from the Ruth mine and joined the party here. These men are all famil- far with mining in this county and elsewhere. Mr. Vicar was manager of the Little Florence duringits palmy days and paid from that property more than 2,OO0,000S in dividends. He is one of the best known mining men of Nevada and has had wide experience in that state.
 w. D. Grannis, of the Arizona Ven ture company. was Kingman visitor. coming in from the mines last Satur- day and remaining over Sunday. He reports that the hoisting plant has been placed on the mine and that the work of sinking is now in progress. The company has it's big mule team in service hauling out the machinery and supplies to the camp. The trip is made each way in record time and it will be but a short time until all the machinery necessary for the present uses of the mine will be taken in. The company will open the Waldrcn vein to q depth of several hundred feet as rapidly as possible.
 J. B. Taylor has given an option on his mining property in the Cedar country to w. H. Smith. Mr. Smith has gone to Los Angeles, where he will get a milling plant and begin active operations of the property. The plant will be a crusher and dry concentrator, the ore running high in gold. silver and lead. Considerable of the ore will run above 60 ounces silver, ten dollars gold and about l6 per cent lead SamDleS Of the work done hy