El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-15

p. tilted with the MAYNARD district. which
| embraces the Wallapai range OF noun
! tains Is miles east OF klngman- mas
| taken over and will soon begin the de-
/ velopment Of the GARNER group OF three
} claims. which has q promising showing
4 The officers of the company are Presl-
Z dent. W E Frost, of klnsman: wee
1 president. stephen F. Kelly, Of san
! BernardinO. Calf. secretary treasurer,
/ c C Randall. of Los Angeles; general
/ manager. George R Hannah; engineer
/ Row L Cornell. Of Los Angeles. former
! " an engineer for the Guggenhelm TX
I ploratiOn company. Work TO improve
! the road to the property VIII soon be
started and upon its completion com
plete mechanical equipment. including
a hoist. will be installed Tellurlum ore
{ has been found in small quantities.
Pays $4,000 More on Property.
/ a recent event of Importance IN con-
! nection with the Arizona Teuurium
/ Mines company was the payment by II
I of the second instalment- amounting 10
( $4,000. to r 4 George, Of Los Angeles,
upon that portion Of its property BOND
ed from him. Almost simultaneously
with the payment. notable discovery
was made through the disclosure at a
4 depth of 100 feet Of the main. or ONO
vein by q crOSscut tunnel The tunnel
disclosed the vein, standing practically
vertical. 40 feet below and short DIS
lance from the bottom of the new
shaft The crosscut has thus Tar al
vanced six feet into the vein Tor which
an assay of Sc per ton in gold and sill
yer was obtained
To Enter Producing List.
The Copperfield POrphyry Copper
Mining company. operating deposit Of
disseminated porphyry copper ore OF
apparently gigantic proper Ii 10 a.
Gross Springs. approximately p miles
north Of Kingman. in the Cerbat range
of mountains. in the Wallapai district
and about two miles east OF Keystone
station on the kingman-Chlorloe
branch of the Santa Fe railway system
"a list a
county producing properties Freight
teams are now engaged in hauling ore
from the property TO Keystone station
and an initial shipment of 40 tons VIII
be made in the next few days TO the
plant of the Consolidated Arizona
Smelling company at Humboldt, Ariz-
To Complete Shaft by Christmas
The contractors engaged IN SINKING
the main working shaft at the Golconda
Extension mine from the 2SO TO the 4uV
foot point are making eNcellshl pIok
ress and expect 10 complete their task
before Christmas They are using three
shifts of miners and machine drills and
the shaft now measures 354 feet IN
depth. 81 feet having been gained III
approximately the last three weeks, oe-
spite the fact that delay was occasloneu
bv pumD trouble, which has been en-
tirelv overcome The flow OF water
measures at present between $4,000 and
10000 gallons per day Whleh Is OF 80 w.
teal importance and does not hlndeI
operations. As soon as the 4vV looI
point is reached an extensive cam
paien of lateral work will be lnau-
gurated-
Promises To he Factor
The Golconda Consolidated Mines
company of Arizona which has been
organized for the thorough development
Of the holdings consisting OF one group
OF five claims and two Of two claims
each in the Cerbat range Of mountains
about il miles north of kingman- as
well as the Golden Gen mine OF SIX pat
teneted claims. and one and halI
miles from the famous Golconda mine.
held under bond and lease promises 10
become an important factor in the in
creased activity in the Cerbat range II
was organized under the laws of Ari-
iona for 100000 shares of the par
value Of 81 each The officers are;
President and general manager, A. W
Clapp, of GolcOnda, Ariz-; vice presi-
dent, Frank F Peard, of Los Angeles
and John A. Stewart of New York city:
secretary treasurer. H Phelps Reed, OF
Los Angeles; directors, the above
named, with A. G. Peunan, of Pasadena,
Calf: Charles T. Merritt, of Los An
geles; William K Weaver, Of Los An
geles; John ". Moore, Of South Pasa-
dena. Calf: John S. Alderman, Of San
Diego, Calf, and John Hetterman, OF
Los Angeles.