Mohave County miner., 1915-05-15

unable to learn the SlZe or the Veln or the exact locality.
 c. M. Tozer, a well known young mining man, passed through Kingman to Oatman the first of the week. MT. Tozer is son of the late Charles Tozer, who was at one time partner of the late Charles D. Lane, and operated mines in this county about ten years ago.
 James Uncapher, owner of some of the best property at Mineral Park and Cerbat, is in Kingman attending to business affairs. At Cerbat MT. Un- capher has in the Columbus mine, one of the best properties of the county. Recently big body of zinc ore was opened in the mine, the average of a wide vein being about 40 per cent zinc.
 Herbert Salinger, western representa- tive of the Beer, Sondheimer company, of New York and Bremen, buyers and smelters of zinc ores, was Kingman visitor this week, coming here to look after zinc purchases. MT. Salinger has his office in Salt Lake City, from which point all the western zinc districts can be readily reached.
 George A. Shea, one of the big min ing operators of the National, Nevada, mining camp, was in Kingman last Thursday on his way to the Tom Reed section. MT. Shea is said to be one of the most successful mining men in the Silver State, having been associated with many of the big deals in the mines around Tonopah and Goldfeld.
 The Arizona Engineering company has just sold to the Ivanhoe Con. Mines company one 12-hp, F. M. hoist, one 25-hp. F. M. engine to drive 9x8 E. R. compressor. Two jackhamer drills will be operated by this compress sor. Talbard's big truck hauled the compressor engine to the mines yester- day, the other machinery having been installed the past week.
 Ed Mingle, who has been operating the New Jersey mine, at Chloride, was in town several days this week. He is now getting the mine in shape for an active campaign of development. The New Jersey is one of the best looking properties in the Chloride section and ought to have big plant of machinery on it and opened to depth of 600 or 700 feet.
 John L. Munds has taken bond of Peter White and John Olson on their Roadside claims, west of the Sheep trail. The owners had run a crosscut into the vein, but had not cut to the other wall. MT. Munds this week sent miners to the property to further cut the vein, so that sampling of the entire vein may be made. The vein is an immense one and carries nice values in gold where exposed.
 The Golden Gem mine is being un- watered and sampled. This is the property that gave T. L. Ayers for tune and which was one of the most consistent producers of the early days. The shaft has reached depth of 500 feet, but only the richest part of the ore above that level has been cut out. It is said that there many thousands of tons of ore that will run to POS in value still in the mine.
 At the Rainbow mine an additional force of men have been put to work. Two cars of high grade ore was sent to the shelter last week and three cars milling ore will be sent to the Needles mill the early part of next week. The mine is looking fine and the output of ore will be continued. The main shaft is also to be sunk to the $50 level as soon as possible. The big pumps have been installed in the shaft to handle the inflow of water that is expected to be encountered below the present level.
 A party of big mining men arrived in Kingman Monday evening from the coast, on the way by automobile to Bisbee and Douglas. The party con-