Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-05
Shipments of Gold Ore.

Two lelsers on the property arc shipping ore regularly. Including the output of the Dunkirk, the Slate creek section is outputting better than 500 tons of ore per month.
 Machinery Ordered.
 Following the discovery of body of high grade copper sulphide in the workings of the Lone Pine Verde Copper Company at Jerome, plant of machinery has been ordered and plans made to enter upon more az gressive campaign of development The estate adjoins the Copper Chief in the lower Verde contact. Camp Established.
 A camp has been established at the Magnolia property located about two miles cast of Prescott and force of miners is now engaged in tunnel op- crations. The property is adjacent to the holdings of the Bullwhacker company and carries the extension of the Bullwhacker ore body. Mineral conditions in the latter influenced C. R. Wallace, owner of the Magnolia, 10 resume operations.
 Concrete Walls Erected.
 The concrete walls and foundations for the Notation plant of the Stoddard Milling Company located on the Agua Fria rivec, have been completed. Ten carloads of machinery for the plant have arrived at Mayer and as many more arc on the way The plant will have a capacity of 100 tons and will be utilized for the reduction of ores mined by the Copper Queen Gold, and the Stoddard Mines companies. Eighty men are on the payroll.
 Tiger Gold Record.
 Four thousand dollars worth of gold bullion and a carload of high grade concentrates is the monthly output from the Tiger Gold property in the Bradshaw mountains. Within short time this record is to be ex- ceeded through the medium of in- creased mining operations. The prop erty. including dump tonnage, is un- der lease to Bradshaw, Riggs, Cow an, Marks and Shea, all of whom are former operators of mines in the min ing districts of Nevada.
 Machinery Installed.
 Mining operations at the property of the Dundee-Arizona Copper Com pany in the Jerome district are being furthcred by 25-horse power hoist and an by s Sullivan compressor, recently installed. Shaft sinking has been resumed at depth of POO feet, ! the objective being a depth of 1000 feet. At the greater depth the oper ators anticipate opening a body of high grade copper sulphide Scotch | mining men are financing the enter prise.
 Mill and Ship Ore. The mill at the Copper Chief mine located about four miles south of Jc | rome, is treating l25 tons of gold silver ore daily. Worked originally l as a gold proposition, the mine Is now producing good grade copper ore in the lower levels. The latter is going | forward to shelter at the rate of 30 | tons per day.
 Experimental Mill A two-stamp mill for experimental 1 purposes has been ordered for the Winnemucca group in the Walnut Grove district The property is being worked by Thomas D. Ellsworth un- der gratifying mineral conditions.
 Ruth Mill Busy.
 Three shifts of miners are employ ed in the Ruth mine on Indian creek. i The workings are in ore to a depth | of 200 feet and shaft sinking is being prosecuted below that level. The Ruth mill is turning out a consider able tonnage of high grade lead-zfnc concentrates.
 Will Ship $50 Ore.
 Ore carrying a $ per cent lead content, IS well as pay values in gold and silver is being mined in the Sue cess workings on Groom creek. The mine is being operased by T. J. Laird. A carload of $50 per ton ore will be sent 10 HUI NllHln lCN udAS-
 Will Treat Wolframite.
 \. H. Getchell, manager of the Tungsten King Mining Company, is installing a mill for concentrating wolframi.e ores. The site Is on the property of the Tule Creek Tung sten Company, and the mill will treat ores from both of the properties men toned.
 Tappan Mine Sold.
 The Tappan mine located in the Bill Williams country and adjoining the old Rawhide silver mine, has been sold to Oklahoma people A number of adjacent claims have also been taken over. It is the intention of the new owners to engage extensively in development work.
 LONDON, June 30. - Casualties among officers in the British army continue to pile up. Published lists for the month of May show that 4o6 were killed, l,0S0 wounded and $