The oasis. [volume], October 15, 1904, Image 10

About The oasis. [volume] (Arizola, Ariz.) 1893-1920

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Saturday, Oct. i 5, 190.
MINING NEWS.
Prescott Courier: Mr. Senteney
came in yc?terd.ty from the mining
districts south of l'rencott. II" be
lieves the properties being operated
on Mt. Union by E. E. Greenwood
to be among the most promising in
the eountv, and savs indications
are that they will give employment
to fully 100 men in the near future.
These properties are located about
twelve miles south of Prescott.
Dispatch: Mr. Brown, who runs
the Hermitage saloon, corner of
Thirteenth and G, has some very
rich quartz which he has on ex
hibition at his saloon. The two
sacks have a great deal of free gold
in them, a sample from the lot
running $1,700 per ton. It is un
derstood that the ore is near Doug
las. If this property continues as
the samples shows it is a bonanza.
Prescott Courier: Word was
brought to the city yesterday of
another good mineral find in the
Bradshaws. Some time since, the
wanbeck boys located four claims
between the Ora Bella and Castle
mines. In doing the assessment
work recently, they came across a
10-foot vein of sulphide ore on the
surface that, when assayed, gave
live per cent copper and $10 in
gold.
Prospector; Word comes from
the Gleason district that the Cop
per Queen people are experting
Gleason District in a manner that
would indicate that something
may come of it. It is stated on
good authority also that the Cop
per Queen Company is negotiating
for other Dragoon properties. The
fact that the Queen people are in
teresting themselves in this section
is very significant.
Bisbee Review: Gideon Boericke.
who is working a group of tungsten
mines in the Dragoon mountains,
recently examined the tungsten
mines on the Big .Sandy, in Mo
have county, and contracted for
the entire output of the mines. Mr.
Boericke is at the head of the only
tungsten manufacturing company
in the United States. He believes
the Dragoon and Sandy mines to
be among the best properties in the
United States.
Mohave Miner: Harry C. Day
ton, superintendent of the Sun
Cloud mine, returned Tuesday
evening from a trip which included
Chicago, Buffalo, Milwaukee, Kan
sas City and St. Louis. Mr. Day
ton is one of the most energetic
and enterprising mine managers
in the county and we hope the old
company will resume work on the
Sun Cloud under his management
within the next few months. The
property is said to be an excellent
one and we are sure it can be suc
cessfully operated.
Prescott Courier: We understand
tha,t M. L. Doyle has sold his gold
mine, in the Cedar Valley section,
to a Mr. Featherstone, of the Cedar
Valley Company, for a good round
gum. Mr. Featherstone has pur
chased the gasoline hoister of the
Cedar Valley people and will re
move it at once to the new prop
erty. The vein of this mine is
small, but the ore is continuous
for more than 100 feet and the
average is about $.')() gold per ton.
It is claimed by those who have
seen it to be one of the best prop
erties in the lower country.
IV.'fs.U rourl'-r; Hon, John S,
.Jon' in from t!i" f,ittk ,h--
rni in. 11 , bowed th Courier v
. jMirter a blue print map m,id by
Civil Ko'm. t i. J. Fidsr of hcvcm
; mile 4 of pipe ir,et to be laid from
the He barge ranch to to the Uttie
Jesse mine. The line will be of
six inch pipe. At the water sup
j ply point w ill also be located the
; camp electric plant. The water
l will be pumped 4 miles and will
: flow the remainder of the distance
jby gravity. The lift is 1,100 feet,
i It is also the intention of the com-
pany to construct some water stor
'age reservoirs in the mountains.
j Mohave Miner: In a letter re
jceiyed by the editor from II. P.
I Ewing, who has been working on
j the Xixie mine, near Vivian, the
j writer states that he has the shaft
j on that property at a depth of
I nineteen feet and that it is looking
j line. For two months he' has
i been hard at work and in that
j time has broken and hoisted 185
j buckets of rock weighing 160
j pounds each. When it is consid-
jered that Mr. Ewing is totally;
J blind the performance is a remark-;
j able one. The vein on which the
I work is being done is a very large,
lone and the values are sufficiently
J high to make the ores of good mill
l ing grade.
riffle Dutchman."
sSALOOX. . .
j Wm. STOERCK, Proprietor.
j Opposite .Railway Depot. '
j Finest Wines und Liquors and Mexican Cigars,
i NOCSLES, SONOff.
We want ijou to know
if you are con tern plating the purchase of min
ing property-that we are in a position to
supply you either In 'Arizona or Mexico
or if you have mines to sell that we can
place you in touch with a purchaser.
We guarantee fair treatment to both parties.
Arizona Mexico Investment Company,
NOG ALES, ARIZONA,
Arizona & Colorado R. R.
TIM E CARD. No. 3
Effective October 1st, 1904.
Ar. Pen roe Kl:2,i a. in.
A r. Cochise
l.v. Cochise 8. m.
Lv. Pearce 7:4'
Connections at Cochise with S. P. R. R.
Epes Ravoou-h, E. A. McFa.rla.vw,
Asst. Gen. Mgr.
President ami
Genera! Mi?r.
Tucson, Ariz.
and Chief Hug.
Tucson, Ariz.
Carianea, Yaqul River &. Pacific R R. Co.
i Time Canl No. 8.
; Effective 12:01 . in. January 17, l'Kt.
i 10:30 A.M. Lv. Naco . Ar. 4:00 p.m.
i 11:5 Sun Jose 3:32
1 11 :2C Villa Ver-1 3:10 .
i 11 MS Mesa , 2:45
j 12:01 P.M. Iel Rio 2:30
12;30 Ar. Catianea Lv. 2:10
' E. A. McFarland, ir. .1. Templk,
i At. Gen. Mgr. Superintendent.
Sonora Railway.
j New dally Panaeager Train service through
between N'ogales and Omtyuia.
South
6:35 A M.
8:20
! 9:02
j 9.30
10:06
) 11 00
! 11:59
I ;2:20 P. M.
i 1:11
! 2:10
! 2 20
! 3.24
4:10
! 5:50
STATIONS.
North
Ar.
Notrales.
Imurls.
Magdalen a
Santa Ana.
Llano.
Querob&bl
Carbo.
Pesqueira,
Hermoslllo
Torres
Ortli.
Ouaymas.
Lv.
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5.13
5:03,
3 58
3,21
2:2f.
1:25
1:05
8:44
11 20
11:10
9:54
8 41
7::iOA. m.
Sonora Time.
i x Dining Stations.
; Pullman Sleepers are attached to these
; trflill-.
Trains makes connection at. Torres with
i Torres & I'ricias Railroad, leaving at K:00 a.
: m. and p. ni. dally for Colorada, and Minus
I'rtetas.
Close connection is made at Guayrnas with
; PaclHc Coast Steamship Company's stcuner
j "Guracau" sallinj; the 17th of each month for
1 Altata, M&zatlao. Cape St. Lucas, Mairdalcna
i Bay and Knsenada; as well as with of the
j L. A. Martinez Steamship Line, and others
! lines calling; at this port,
j For particulars address. J. A. NAUGLE,
I Gen'I Pass. Ag't. Guayrnas, Sonora, Mex,
ic. tar os revino.
SO EE AGENT
For the stile of Lands in the Mate of Simr;i granted by the president
of the Mexican Republic to Ceneral Fraiu'ir.n Olivares, in the Hernio
sillo, Uress and Altar Districts of Sonora.
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Residence, Hotel Cam bus (on, Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico.
Office, Room 20, Hotel Cambuston.
Off lot flout! to f-Z At. : to O 1. AI.
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U.S. Gov
Assay Office.
fl. L. Peiieorin & Go.
Public Sampliny
orks.
.ASSAYERS..
DKALU H IIM ABHAYEKW MATISHIAL,
NOQALES,
ARIZONA.
Powder DYNAMITE FOWper
Just received a car load of absolutely new and fresh Powder
from the California Vigorit Powder Company
Vigorit Dynamite, Mining Blasting, Dewey
Blasting And Vigorit " Low " Powder.
These are known to be the best Manufactured on the
Coast. Caps and Fuse. Electric Wasting Machines.
Gardiner, Worthen & Goss Co.,
Foundry, Machine Shops and Supply House.
TUCSON .ARIZONA.
Dry Goods and
Groceries.
EL BHZ2R" Mining Supplies,
Powder, Fuse, Etc
RA.MON BSQUER
denTaV'aud'MiVtuai La Colorada and Prima era. Sonora. Foreign Exeliange
Life Insurance4 Co," BRAMCH AT MASQAliNA. Bought and Sold.
Richardson Brothers Company
Mining HroUers
We liandle the .stock of the Kufa Mining. Milling & Smelting Co.
We make a specialty of Mexican mining investment and minus in Sonora
Mexico, in particular, and solicit correspondence regarding same. . . . .
709-10 Lankershim Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
rickwood
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J, T. BBiCKWOOO, PROP.
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FIRST CLASS IV EVERY
RESPECT.
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Nicely Furnished Rooms.
Prices Moderate . .
Nogales, Arizona.
Almada Hotel. A B rPZALEZ'
Spanish and English Spoken
Is the Most Centrally Located, the Most Comfortable and best Ventilated
in this Port. Spacious and well Furnished Roots. Cold and Warm Baths.
RESTAURANT
OF FIRST CLASS AND THE SERVICE LEAVES NOTHING TO BE DESIRED.
Guayrnas, Sonora, Mexico.
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Gold Giorage Restaurant, y
..::.r::z..: -zz. Next to Arizona Hotel. ..-.v- ; ,;:":,-.
Board $6-00 uecK. Single meals 35c
Ico Cream Parlor in Connection, open from 10 a. jn. to ! . ni.
special Poultry Dinners each Sunday evening from r:J)0 to 8.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
J. H. BOWSER, PROPRIETOR.
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NOGAIES, ARIZ.