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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-15

1925, after finding very little sand.
with some gas and no showing OF
oil Il probably will he sent on
down TO test out the deeper forma b.
tiona,
Oklahoma Producing & Refining
NO. 100 on the Usage tlomlny lease,
5-2S-s. is completion with initial
production OF 200 barrels.
South of Okmulgcc.
The Burk Petroleum corporation
No 2 Harjo In the west half ot the
northwest OF 22-l2-t2 is in ana mak
ing 600 barrels In sand from 2l63
to 2.tas, Tools are being moved In
for so. and derrick erected for
No T.
The J. Alex DnEwall. IT., well on
the Borryhill allotment In the west
half OF the northeast OF 10 .,
ak miles north ot lIenryeta hit the
top Of tho pay sand at 2,lAS and at
! 3 feet in tho well Is making 10 20
20 barrels natural. This is some
what of a surprise well as II Is the
first In this locality to pick up pay
sand At this depth. The production
Of this well is expected to Increase
after being shot.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-15

The cement 20 set at a depth Of ,405I
feet
The Plains oil & Gas co. No. 6
Carr In the southwest Of the north
west o. 22-42 is n rig No. in
the same section Is drilling at 75O
feet No, IN the same section Isl
S-inch at 1866 feet
Humble oil & Refining CO No. 4
Okla Dillard In the southwest Of the
northeast OF 22-i-2 is rigging up, No
3 In the same quarter section isl
drilling at 100 feet No. In the
northwest OF the northeast Of 22-i-2
is drilling at 1850 feet
Same company No. 4 Dillard in
tho southeast Of the northeast Of
22-4-2 Is rig. No. on the same
riE. No. I In the southeast Of the
northeast ~ 22-4-2 is shut down at
depth Of i,Ss4 feet
In the Usage.
The pallas-Osage company No.
20 In the southeast OF 22-2a.s is
making so barrels IN the Peru sand
from 1905 TO 426 feet
Tho Tidal oil company No. ~ In
the southwest Of 3:-23-ll IL making
8 barrels In sand found from i,64i
to 1850 feet. The well was shot
with 50 quarts
Oklahoma Producing & Refining
corporation No 7 we'll tho second
location west OF tho northeast cor
ner Of the northeast quarter Of le-
22-1o was shot late Thursday even
ins f,om 1876 to 1890 with 420
quarts The well respondA with a
q. "a, =
did not continue TO flow. II was
gassins heavily yesterday morning
and preparations were being made
10 run tubing The well is expected
to make big producer.
Tho same company No. one To-
cation south OF the northeast corner
was shot Thursday evening with ITO
quarts from ,si3 70 I s76 and start
ed off at the rate OF 800 to $50 bar
rels. This is tho well that was
drilled deeper after the Gypsy -Skel.
ly-Phillips we'll on the quarter sec
tion TO the east came In. IL had
been shot originally with 40 quarts
from 1,773 TO 1890.
As II stands at present the best
well on tho O. i. & r. lease IL the
No. 4 which is more than n week old.
and is flowing about 500 barrels n
day natural The No. IL the first
location south of the No. 2.
Tho Gypsy -Skelly- Phillips well
No. I in the northwest corner ot 90
22-l0. which came in at a ratio esti-
mated at approximately 10000 bar
rels a day. now is swabbing about
600 barrels n day. and the company
has never been able TO svah II en-.
'irely down. Tho No. ?, one loca
tion south OF tho No l is doing
about 80 barrels and the No. 2 which
offsets the q. +. & r. NO. 4 is flow
ing about 500 barrels
The Marland company is ready 10
drill in its well offsetting the south.
west corner of the O. T. e. II. lease
The No. n. r. & r. well, which
Is in the southwest corner of its
| tract Is drilling In slate at aronnd 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-15

Ralph Weaver. who Ia In the city.
reports he has a woll I'm Esstland
county. Texas. located In the vicinity
~ Seep Springs, being ak miles
north. The we'll Is making 200 bar
rels natural at 2,75l feet Mr.,
Weaver says II ought TO shoot into a
1 900 barrel producer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-15

w. II. Meyers well known far and
wide to tho oil fraternity. Is dead,
and was buried Thursday at Rartles-
vlle. Mr. Meyers was ono Of tho
hest story tellers In tho entire list,
bciug exceeded only by his late la
uentod father IN that line. For
years 10 come Mr. Meyers will he
remembered Tor his hig yarns and Il
should he said that there was moth
ing harmful or that would hurt any
one In any of them. They will al
ways bring pleasant smile or re-
mcmhrance when oil men mention
his career.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-15

John Dyson, well known oil opcr.
ator. who H. now producing In tho
Electra fields Of Texas. was In the
city yesterday on his way to New
York on business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-15

Fort Worth. who is one OF tho best
posted marketers In the entire list
was IN the city Yesterday visiting his
numerous friends among tho re
liners
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-15

c. l. Mayhall. sales manager o
the Imperial Refining company, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
AInshh's NesoureeA

e Mrs T. II. L., Bowling Gr..r.I,,
Ayis there were siaty-four schools -
s.!aBka with zoos enrolled pupils ..rJ
20 teachers. The total cxuenai,,,-.a
n instruction in that year S2;2..oi.
tatBtlcuituTal experiment stations
H2eFe are giving valuable deuorEtI..
Z ElS. In 1910 there we're 80 ,",,Is
isIthNe~t@&al area u 42.ai. acr,s -,
91hich 2,b.S~s,crcs was improved Isng
Reindeer have been introduced tr"n,
liberia. The - nrber resources b.i..
re considerable and cors!s, OF .trn,',
ftHlock and red and yellow ced:,r
;shc national forests III klask;, in 1.ic
I'D an area OF 2o.Ssl!2S acre. ~
$40 there We're 1872 industrial .sioh
,ishments, employing 1888 ,,c-.on1
fapttal OF these establishments tuiu,i.,j
i1a.oS0,116. The chief Industries are
zeal and salmon fisheries and mining.
The seal herd in 1917 contained lCs.Gs5
.sninaak The annual catch Of salmon
zsgyasred az S4G,304.0s0. III iai. IN.
.Tehcries employed 23,431 persons 'rhe
,spt put OF gold in 1917 was Toa. o.y
sIns ounces valued mt 5i+.G5iS53; Of
AsfSSr. 1.23a.l56 fine ounces. valued n,
ipnnds. at .,2i,.4o,5.s. From 1870. Vic, whep
We Eold hrst began 70 be mined IN
3pnces have been produced The value
this output Of gold is s2ae. 7os .c6s.
y nc value of domestic rrcrchandise
dhIpped TO Alaska from the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
In III. Element

\ certain hotel w3s much trcquepted
by jovii,i commercial travellers. who
thought Trey mad found q good butt
for their humcr III a stray clergy man
ceivca all their jcSts with irritating
Indifference. II wonder you stand
those youngsters - Wen" said :uI
Older man. after 4 particularly foolish
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
information Bureau

Inquiries regarding aimost nuY ,,,
aasaE IN legal snd msaics, sub,
2ecN, arc sAsveYed free. A -
Hahfes nre answered direcfi, ,r
senai letter, a seif-asdrea.ed .tsnn.
ssnveoDe - Required. addrc.. ~.
sSea-D.psteA Information nu.ra,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Scientific Abstrartion,

u. Nhats !, saIant?"
..t.roi"s.oor Digs - Il ssTan;, SON
ms the Kind Of man who y.u
'tahh Y tApt contcnp.ation Of Il II de-
Gus prehistoric monster mounted on :.
ram" IN = museum ana il the prct-
tl'ai woman IN seven states were To
pass behind Him ho wouldn't look
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
sunahin~ in NorrYv

a. ;,a, ~, tToht Eoyal-Tn. SUI. 3
Ioo ,h Inc norton at thc North ,'.pr,
way continuously from May - to JtIi.
and At Bodo, not far ron ~.
ss.et nc Circle, IRON June 3 To July !,
rom May 20 TO July 20. Even i, s..
s;xtreme south o. Norway there i, III
! "a LkEess IRON the end .: Apr! Ia ill.,.
9piudle or August. IL winter tf go,
Toes not rise above the horizon a, ~.
worth Cape from November Is 10 ..ai,n-
fti.y -, and At Bodn from Dec.nIbor II,
light at midday y -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

single snowflake found them and they
Iunched on the delicious dried berries
which had fallen from the bush. Then
o.c aay when they Were no longer
aiFatd OF the snow their parents showed
th.m thc wonderful snowshocs which
hau grown on their feet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
That Cry for Hon,i

No. !. ISN'T truo That This cry, "We
want wHHd," Is due 10 the coal short
*Sc. More likely II i dri. 10 y desire
70: Il less continuous fow Of hot air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES
From thc Chestnut Tree

Editors Assistant Whnt'il d. wit!.
TINS poem called '"rhr stream.
Editor - Put ii IN the Current
y e-sc" column.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
tI.ookie" Makes wild Bct.

me millions or young Americans vino
Wsht through the mill OF trimming c,,un
me VIII appreciate rho auduciousn"sn
~ one Sergeant Gray, in ''Twcn,y-
;.aihiee and q Half Hours Leave" n.
pfetoTe al the Odeon today. who hct
nls pals he would breakfast with IN
soionel the following morning ai,u
/ S ,,,s ~ oran muffin with him. Whit
niaue success All the more dubious W
me Tact chat the Sarge" ana tnn 4,
~; We're about Us friendly as . count,
sor strange bulldogs ''uD'e
This is the situation q, ~.
,ne delightful Thomas n. Inc irc,,
9enStion, which was adapted trcin sin-y
ssa, l.inehart's well-hnown "sug.
siIIoaucss Doris May and Dourias No
Ir' co-starr'nS team OF which Mr.
ire Is sponsor, IN their first cYor, t..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
SCREEN BREV!TlES

Caption Comedies viii feature Neal
Turns ami Marie Eiiuc in Il series
., Two zee! photop!ays. IL is announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Answers to Film Fans
ny THE MOVIE EDITOR,

~: T.-fcs Miss Elsie Ferguson has
pen married for 1--WE years. Her hus-
,r IS THOMAS u. Clarke. Jr., vice
York. ' 'oiN' NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

al
York i'rr''hah bahk' New
s,ijs NJ A.. on probably refer to Milton
~ What Every Woman I.cnrn. J.,
n Mnldh ,. h" has the leading mai" ' role.
known actor. appc;irtu:. ,n,.,i. :, -
'e'"'hs SUPPORT 10 weli.llnown stars.
:, Is; i:-Most OF the stories for u. X
Griiith himself. ~ far rs +" i9 n a.
Inc TWO exceptions 10 this ar" ri, :,
s sn,1l OF a., Nation" and 'I:roken nios.
bays" is probably his o;x, Hc.r.ot
.rrhe scenario was written by ! !:
which Miss Lila Lee has :n nrs1ure ~
shn wi i, Of the Y. S. An Which
site Wallace Reid. She also has' p a..
imp9rtan; role in Cecil y. Do Mill. I,
rroduetion. Male and Female" anon l',
.nuHtIing il Bride .iicart or Ysu,"5 -
s serm c = Lite Pirate" ana "TIc
pr -; nii, a., ri'zmnaurlce's la,e.,
fr:,,n-t n's'"5 M,a oN WIN the DPacc
~. Ecforc tnis H., ''' nrohmc.,
s9,, !. tsrle''i .'arring Elsie l.ereu
md g 81 Wy'' rs Tor ,he pcfensc"
,"t"s Win tho Same star ~. Is IN
,I"r contract with the Famous piaynr.-
~ sI..c orp' ,istro 20 rr"aucG = aerle
Dance ~ the itrs; Of thcac
j. = Marion Davies. now aroea-t,,
~ S"smopolltou Productions wine,
ne released az Paramount ArtGr!.ts
p'rtur"R. ~ noted Tor hcr beauty. No.
actimS talent aud her rare charm sic
."s pesn painted hy practically All iTo
famous American illustrators HART
son fish"r, Howard Chandler Cnrig,,
w" 3,h"fS. ana hcr portraits hav. mr.
Hchrrd Nn ,nnuncrnbl9 uluRlXina cd,
MISS Davies was a mus!cal con,
and made big hits In "Cbin 80, !:
Miss i"ih' and the Xi"rfcld rolli"-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Movie Calendar

MJOU--Norma Talrnadwe. in "She
Loves nsd Lea,
HI,UEDIRD-J. warren KerriEnn.
In "a White Mans Chance"
~ BROADWAI-Anit stewart, in
SG1Jd kentucky."
Al COLOSlAI.-Tom Moore. in Tob.'r
sNuw.7
lSIS---"Sheph rrd OF tho IIills.''
ssS lODEON-'sT,Senty- and
1 MAlf Hcurr' Leave
n nEX-"The Rndium Nystery," and
$sSsThfrsty. the Magician
iaine Traverse, In
SsG;oNt Money"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
1.-THE Shepherd Of the nm. .

:: tiafeIN Dot: Nr!gats pic;ur.aa lLog ..
Shepherd OF me Hills" supcrv.s.,;
+'oyS the author personally. wiu be ;ae
ancTaciion - the Isis Thcatcr ;his week
tne .ltm version brings - visual lie
the toTabie characters dear 10 tho
aearts OF more tina n l5.oo00oo readers
.anu those who see TINS masterpiece, ~
HcSional photography viii r. able IL
Y foile" the adventures az The uuaiu,
ioik OF the ozarks as they Scrs re-
!atcd In prose. y symphony o-ches.-s
!, plays the incidental music
IN putting his novel into a!.n form
me author insist ed that the hook Shoui.i
~ followed, page By page. refusing
sccnaroist 10 rccast his story The r..
SUN Is portrayal true Ia life, ana
{ nisniy interesting for those who have
EAU inc book. aud extremely .tsct-
nnsaang Tor those who have not pc-uscd
me me printed pages, as the story Is all
| ss .s,S atnercnt from any motion PIC
SSure tnat mas ever been nashca on i
ilocal screen " :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
,i,yo Porulnr stnr.

* Hero is matinee lido, III :. brand
new, delightful ana SURPRISING !o.c! ).
warren keriiSan IN the di.guise .
Mexico in quest O: love aud adventure.
Here is chance to be thrilled by q
,ltwO-fsted battle az the Jack Dciup-
sey type. J. Warren kc-..sau cieans
zip band OF Mexican gunincn IN his
greatest nho:oplay. "A Whit. Mans
Chance" a; the Elucbird today and
tomorrow: Lillian Walker is kc-..-
sans leading lady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Weeks Picture Shows
sNorna Talmadse Special,
OEEkitINGs Al Local. HOUSES

Norma Talmadge Special.
Sls AT TIE Bljou this week Norma ra,
ln2dgc. supported by Conway TeGris
and a CAST OF famous stars, VIII Pc
sScnt ''Shc Loves and Lies" the iirst
Gyts her big 1890 productions. MISS TAI
hadge plays three distinct roles in this
featurc-that, first. of young girl
who Ia in love hut unable to win the
affections the man oil he. CnOIce.
she Is left a fortune with the proviso
asthat she mar-Ics him. Sac then adopts
4 the character OF IN aged woman and in
s thjS disguise wins him, he: money be-
(. ing the incentive. Then comes tbs
\ climax when she reveals herself as the
s charming .ouH. wife, u portrayal! i'll
(which ali OF the charm or this beau,i-
1ul young star is made 70 stand out.
Handsome gowns and beautiful set
tu.e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

t;oldwyn announces that Following
the production "f Basil Kings "ru.
street called Straight; Eminent Au-
thors MI, produce mis- Earth found.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-17
MORE EXTENSIVE DE-
 VELOPMENT PLANNED
 FOR THE GATES AJAR

N. Bigler, of the Gates Ajar Min ing Company, returned to Kingman Thursday night after spending the holidays in Oakland and later going to Salt Lake City to confer with the men interested in the Gates Ajar. William Hay, a Salt Lake man and one of the stockholders of the com pany who spent some time here fast year, returned to Mohave County with him for a stay of a month or two.
 MT. Bigley says larger force will be put on at the mine and the work of driving the tunnel pushed faster than heretofore. The tunnel is now in 356 feet, on the vein which at present is 91a feet wide with four feet of quartz. Within 30 or 40 days it is expected the bilite dike will be cut when better values are expected.
 MT. Bigler called upon the Salt Lake people who are interested in the Utazona, while in Salt Lake, and re- ports they are preparing for an ex- tensive development campaign.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-17
GOLD BUTTE GOLD MINING COMPANY
 START J. [. SOON

J. A. Mamme is in Kingman this week making arrangements for the starting up of the J. C., which was recently taken over by the Gold Butte Mining Company of which MT. Ham, me is president and general manager. This company has, acquired the J. C.. in addition to the,property it already owned, the Old Fay, comprising 23 claims. ,HSha
 Sam Brethour has been secured by MT. Hamme as mine Superintendent, Fairbanks engine is on the ground and a compressor is on the way. They have also started hauling the lumber for the buildings and the timbering of the old shaft which is down 50 feet. A double compartment shaft will be sunk to the 200 level from which level drifting will be done both ways.
 Former owners of the J. c. not long ago shipped 3 cars of ore aver aging $40 per ton. This ore was talk en from the bottom of the 50 foot shaft now on the property and it is reasonable to expect that the values will increase as the shaft goes down.
 The company expects to get started on the further sinking of the shaft as soon as the timbers are in, in about two weeks time.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-17
NOTICE OF FoREcIosuRE SALE
 BY SHERIFF
No. 17O5, Sheriff 8 Sale.

RALPH w. MCLEAN, CENTRAL COM MERCIAL COMPANY, a corporation and M. l. ROE substituted plaintiff for RALPH w. MCLEAN, Plaintiffs. VS.
 P. F. WHITE, JOHN OLSON & ARI- IONA STORES COMPANY, a corpor- ation, Defendants.
 ,. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the Superior Court of the County Of Mohave, of the State of .Ari- zona, on the 18th day of January, A D. 1920, in the above entitled action, where in M. l. Roe, Central Commercial Com pany, a corporation, the above named plaintiffs, obtained a judgment ami de cree of foreclosure and sale against F. F. White, John Olson and Arizona Stor- es Company, corporation, defendants, on the IA day of May, A. D. 1919, for the sum of One Thousand Ninety Eight and O5-1OO Dollars, in United States gold said decree was, on the IA day of May, A. D. 1919, recorded in judgment book -, of said court, at page -, am commanded to sell those certain lot, piece or parcel of land. situate, lying and being in the County of Mohave, State of Arizona, and bounded and des. cribed as follows
 An undivided half interest in those certain unpatented lode mining claims, situate in the San Francisco Mining bis liASl, NhoilhNC SouhlyJ Al lLoAletJ bi'ICu and described as follows:
 Roadside recorded in Book H H page $40,
 Roadside as amended, recorded in Book P. F., page 10,
 Roadside No. ?, recorded in Book J. J., page 315.
 Roadside ?, as amended, recorded in Book P. F., page Il,
 Roadside No. 3 recorded in Book J. J.. page 319,
 And Roadside No. g. as amended, re- corded in Book P. F., page 15, of the miping records of said Mohave County, Arizona.
 Public notice is hereby given that, on Monday, the 9th day of February, A D. 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M of that day. in front of the Court House door of the County of Mohaye,, I will, in obedience to said order of Sale and decree of fore closure and sale, sell the above des- cribed property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said juds. ment, with interest and costs, etc.. to the highest and best bidder, for goid coin of the United States.
 Dated January 15, 1920.
 w. P. MAHONEY,
 Sheriff. By JAS. CURTIN, Deputy Sheriff. First insertion Jan. IF. Last insertion Feb. z.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-17
EMINENT BIOLOGIST '
 VISITS KINCnAN

Kingman was honored Thursday evening by visit from MT. H. V. Winchell, president of the American Institute of Mining and Metellurgi- cal Engineers for 1919, this organi- zation having increased its member ship by 1700 new applications during his administration, thus bringing the total enrolment up to about 5000. He is succeeded for 1920 by MT. Her bert Hoover, our Food Administra- tor, who has made such a wonderful record and who now looms large as a representative business candidate for President the United States.
 MT. Winchel was given a dinner in the Harvey House dining room by some of the members of the Institute, visiting engineers and mine opera tors, there being present Messrs. Bur gess, Crowthers, Mark, Heron, Downer Jones, Mushrush, Stowe, and Billings, the latter serving as toast-master and giving for the benefit of the guests of the evening and the visiting en- gineers, a resume of the geological and mining condition of the Cerbat and Wallapai Ranges and their tri- butaries.
 Other talks were made by Messrs. Burgess, Heron, Crowthers, and Downer, the guest of honor being given ample time to make one of his forceful talks or speeches which have attracted the attention of the mining world during the past year, and it is to be regretted that all of the mining men of the county were not present as the basic underlying force of all his remarks conveyed the urgent need of organization and concentrated ac- tion on the part of all mining men of whatever character throughout the United States to obtain much needed changes in our laws as affecting the mining industry, illustrating this by the advantages afforded this industry in all other countries with the ex- ception of Rhodesia where through the unfortunate suggestion to Cecil Rhodes by an American Engineer of repute, our miserable Apex and Extra lateral Mining Law was adopted.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-17
DEAN MINE TO START TAKING OUT ORE
 IN NEAR FUTURE

Splendid progress is being made at the Dean Mine and Mill. The 4OO- foot crosscut tunnel and the drift of 225 feet, on the vein, have been clean ed out and the track laid to the face of the drift where the up-raise be- gins. The station and ore-bin at this point are being put into shape for inn mediate use. The ore-chute which reaches up for distance of 120 feet from this station to the intermediate level, is being gone over and renewed where necessary.
 The extraction of ore will be begun within the coming week or ten days and the first mining will be done on the intermediate level where a splen- did face of excellent milling ore is ex- posed and ready for immediate attack. In the meantime the mill is being rushed to completion. The building is under roof and ready for the sid- es. All the heavy machinery is at the portal of the tunnel, just above the mill, it having been hauled up there before the late storms, at the present time there are about two feet of snow, on the hillsides and in the wash. Several visitors who have recently been permitted to go through the mine, have expressed their surprise at the fact that a property having merit which this one has, should have so long lain idle.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-17
GOLD ORE PROPERTY
 TO START OPERATING

A. c. Werden is in Kingfhan and brings good news concerning the Gold Ore property-namely that the Gold Ore will start operations again im- mediately. More interesting than this, is the fact that while the mine has been shut down a cave at the face of the east drift on the $50 foot level has exposed the old ore shoot which showed 8 feet of $100 on the 250 level in the discovery shaft. Mir. Werden says ten feet of ore was ex- posed by this cave.
 When the mine closed down on ac- count of the lack of funds to carry on the work, this drift which was run from the new shaft 750 feet from the discovery shaft, had nearly reached the old ore shoot.
 Jack Jeffries, mining man and brother of Jim Jeffries, who has been interested in the mining game in Old Mexico the past five years, recently made an examination of the property for Los Angeles people, who are now financing the property. MT. Jeffries stated that it was his unqualifie1 opinion that this cave had broken in to the old ore shoot, that MT. Wer- den has been trying to tap on the lower level for the past three or four years.
 MT. Werden is out at the property today making final preparations for starting the work.