Weekly journal-miner., 1916-01-12

A A V \ NAA mediatcly thereafter. The main shaft had reached depth of 140 feet and conditions were so gratifying as to warrant the outlay of large sum to continue development.
 The Davis.
 During 1915 this mine made its heaviest production, and passed out of the stage of prospect. Leasers are in charge, and machinery for the first time has been installed. In three months its production reached to over four cars of high grade gold product Its ores were packed to the main wagon road, then reloaded on freight teams, afterward transferred to the railroad in Prescott for ship mcnt to smclters in the southern part of the State.
 The Dunkirk.
 During 1915 the Dunkirk began an active career i1 production, as well mas its mill made steady runs. Oil fiotation was introduced and through this service success has followed. The property is situated on Slate creek.
 The Crook.
 This mine. which was famously rated in gold production a third of d century ago, was revived only last Fall. The old tunnel was cleaned out and new exploration given. Over 1000 tons of a good milling grade oi ore were produced, and which is now being treated at the Venezia mill. Crook canyon is the home of the Crook.
 The Lelan.
 Another old time property 10 be- come active is the Lelan in Cnaparral, and with electrical power to drive drills, exploration was resumed during November of 1915. The plan is to operate extensively during l9l6.
 The Marshall.
 This property was revived during the latter part of 1915, by an Eastern syndicate. Three shafts are sinking. In a crosscut run from the main shaft at a depth of 14O feet the tapping of a gold ore body has occasioned con siderable comment, as well does this property assume a high standard oi possibilities for the future. It IS in the Chaparral field
 Lady Alldy.
 This group of patented mines, situ- ated near McCabe. was taken over during the Summer of 1915, and a camp established. Two cars of a hign grade gold ore have been shipped, and places it in fine as fu- ture heavy producer. California op' orators are in charge.
 The Arizona.
 In the silver zone of the Chaparral section, the taking over of the Ari- zona occurred during 1915. and dcvel- opment was started Several cars oi . high grade galena-silver ore have been shipped to Fl Paso, and returns were so gratifying that deep develop ment flas followed. with future pro duction cancelled, that the workings may be placed in shape for practical mining and increased production.
 Tiptop Revived.
 The activity of the old Tiptop mines. famed q third of a century ago for their silver bonanza ores, has probably created more comment and interest than usually follows move mcnt of this nature. The discovery oi tungsten in the massive old dump that accumulated from carly day op' crations. and mine workings, showing a remarkable condition of this metal as yet undisturbcd. has resulted in a stampede 10 that field of prospectors as well as investors. Modern reduc- ton facilities were placed oI this property during 1915. after the sale vas consummated of the property fo- a sum ranging close to S60,0O0. The first product will be shipped to market curing January. Competent metal lurgists arc astoundcd at what Is re- vcaled after careful and conservative Of developments given. and without considering the immense tonnage carried in the dumping ground from early operations. The lifting of the lid from the tungsten vaults of that field has stampedeu scores to relocate old mines and pros pcct for others. The Thompson group was located during December, and in few weeks aiterward was on the Denver market with it's first ship ment of four tons of tungsten orc that rcttcd the owner over S2,000. Camps arc again springing up everywhere and old dumps oi the silver chlori1et