El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-02-14
Rebels Make Known Mining Decree
ANOTHER BIG GOLD
MINE IN MOHAVE
boundary Cone Property Soon to be
Added to That COunty's List OF
Profitable Producing Corporations

Added to That COunty's List OF
Profitable Producing Corporations
Kingman, Ariz., Feb. 14-Within
few months the Boundary Cone mine
will be added to Mohave county's list
Of heavy gold producers, The arrival
Of machinery for a mill is expected daily.
The mine has been developed to the
point where a constant production OF
high grade ore is assured. ABOUT
two years ago some Of the richest gOIo
ore ever found in Arizona was opened On
the $50 foot level Of the Boundary Cone.
The Lucky Boy and Brlther DAYS
groups, both of which are owned Dy
Thomas B. Scott are also on the verge
of entering the producing column. De
velopment work continues steadily with
excellent results. Mr. Scott uoSs nov
intend to erect plant Immediately, out
viii ship a number of carloads OF Gre
Misunderstanding Delays Work
Some misunderstanding has arisen
regarding the bond which the OnlISu
Verde Copper company holos On tHe
Copper Giant mine, and the SINKING
of the shaft has been suspendeo- w Q i
continues. however, in drlIL from the
4 $50 foot level, and better ore than was
encountered above is being JaheH CII'
The ore is all being shipped 70 the Se-
rome smelter
W. E. Ryan, an experienced mining
engineer, has arrived from Mexico anu
taken charge at the ARABIAN sTCo C-
which is under bond to the MINES COM
pany Of America H. A Brown, the
former superintendent of the ARABIAN
| has been transferred back to Mexico.
Good Showing on McNeeIy Group.
H. E. Bierce is highly encouraged
with the showing being opened IN
winze from the new drift on the NC NC
Nelly group, at Mineral PARK: rms
winze has opened some splenidd oGloe
; ore and water is coming into the DOT
! tom, indicating the proximity OF SUI
/ phides. In that district the suIpnldes
carry better values than the OXIDES
Efforts to Concentrate the ore from
the Whale vein, in Copper canyon
/ with the Plum jig, have been success
/ full. More than so percent OF the VaIues
I are saved and the Jig turns out con-
! centrate averaging p percent copper.
! The molybdenum values, however, are
not saved, and experiments are being
continued with a view to their IecOF-
( cry. 1t is expected that WlInll % Jay >
! a concentration will be erected on the
! property. Development work continues
/ without interruption.
Developing Tungsten Claims
Ed Williams has five men develop
/ ing ore on his tungsten claims, In the
] AQuarius mountains. He expects 70
/ start I'D his concentration soon. OWING
/ to Indictment weather he shut down the
plant two months ago.
The Utah-Arizona Gold and Copper
| company has levied an assessment OF
J half a cent a share on its stockholders
/ and will resume work at its property
/ west of White hills, in the Black range
/ Several changes are to be made at the
| mill of the Arizona Southwestern Cop
! per company at COpperville. Rolls viii
( he added to the crushing equipment
but the concentration will remain as at
/ present
Bismarck and Rico to Ship Ores
Greeley and VIII Clack will 5egin
J shipping soon from the Rico aEu Bis
| marck mines in c. o. D. BASH. They
/ have been compelled to susFsnd oper-
/ ations temporarily, owing % the SOFT
I condition of the ground.
1 Three carloads Of lumber have been
! unIoaded at the Tennessee mine, where
! they viii be used in tie shaft and drifts
I below the 900 fOOt1veL
! Prof A. A.-H9ssan, an eminent min
5a silIssr and geOlogist from New
/ York, has completed the work of cam
! ping the placer beds in the Colorado
/ river, near the mouth of the Grand
/ Canyon. He represents New York cap
italists who have become interested IN
the placers through NJ. ". MusgroYe, OF
Kingman. 1t is probable that at least
one dredge viii be placed in the Colo
RADIO within a few months and If its
. operations are successful several more
viii be added.