Mohave County miner., 1915-04-03
Treasures of the Wallpais. TConcluded from page 1

neighborhood.
 High up in the peaks, above Eagle Wash, is the Hibernia, one of the first patented mines of the county. This mine produced much silver ore of high value, while in the property is big vein of ore that will run about 100 ounces to the ton. Its inacessability makes this ore valueless until plant is put in to treat the ore. Surrounding it are several small veins of rich silver upon which chloriders have worked in termittantly the past thirty years.
 On the west side of the range from the Hibernia are the Antler and Copper World mines owned by the Commercial Copper company, an auxiliary of the Copper Queen company. These mines produced much copper ore over twenty years ago, but when copper was at a low ebb the company shut down and has not done any work on the mines. The claims have been patented and It may be years before interest," is awaken ed in them. Just to the west and north of the Antler are the tungsten proper ties of Pavilista and others and Adam Mason, These veins show splendid values in tungsten and to judge by present appearances there is to be had large tonnage of exceptionally fine grade. The owners have been working en the property the past three or four years and now have opened consider able tonnage. Other mines carrying the same character of ore have been located in that section, some of which have excellent ore showings.
 Copperville is the one large camp of the range. Here the Arizona South western Copper company has built a large milling plant, opened their mines to depth of 200 feet, connected two shafts by 400 feet of drifts and cross cut the veins at intervals of 50 feet, near the south shaft. Large tonnage of lead-silver ore has been opened, but as yet the scheme of concentrating the ore has not been successfully worked out. But this is but matter of ex- perimenting and it will take only a short time until the big mill is in com mission and turning out high grade lead-silver concentrate. The ore is there and that is the main thing.
 A few miles to the south of Copper vile are the wonderful veins of copper molybdenum ores. These veins are being opened by shaft and adit drift and thousands of tons of valuable ore has been opened up. In one of the veins crosscut shows twenty feet of ore carrying large values in copper, while the 23O foot drift shows consistent values in molybdenite. A shaft has been sunk nearly 100 feet and all ir ore. The district bearing th.s character of ore is about one mile in length along the veins and three miles across, the greater part of which is now under To- cation, the veins showing big outcrop. and splendid mineralzation.
 Five miles south of this is Cedar, on, Of the first camps of the county. Tn, ores of this camp run largely to silver although there is considerable showin. of gold. The oldest of the locations i the Arnold. On this property millin, plant was erected many years age, bu it was unsuited to the ores. Bad man agement was the one contributing caus to the failure of the camp. Had been in the hands of competent engi neers there is no reason why it shoul not today have been among the bi producing sections of the state. It ha the ore and of most inviting grade Other mines around that camp sho, good values, and some of the mine have fairly good tonnage of ore oper ed The camp is 2S miles from raj road, but heavy mountain grade hs to be negotiated to reach the camp.
 Five miles to the south of Cedar
 the San Francisco camp, where the or gold producer of the mountain has bee opened to a depth of 600 feet. Tn mine has produced considerable or It is equipped with good hoistir v,,roDc ,,l ntl, o,-