The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-10
Mining News.

England. cousls,inu of three t.ou. sand feet in various ledgrs, for thc suu of S4,OOU When Nr. French sold Co Mr Bean De had thc White Pine fever, but since then change has come o'er Che spirit of his dream, and he has made his mind up 70 "dght the good dght ior Arizona with hi. iollowp pioneers Huuah foe French
 BiG Buo oDrrmct-Mcssrs Gray Borccr, wid man, Bo-cs Moeicr and Rogers visited Big Bug ] district recently. and took looS at many of it. ! riches, lode-. Mir Widu.m, who was never bc. fore in Che district was. wt are told, well pleased ] with whai he saw llc was particularly delighted ! with ibc ore recently taken out of thc Iudcpeud. eucl lode, and ii it be onc lali as rich spcei. mems brought to town bv fhe parrv-he could moi ! feel otherwise thnn pleased with t At depth ot ] Gen feel. thc vein is about ten feet thick. and iu 9 cut run across i at another point, t is over twelve feet in wi3ih The ore is of Che rcd. sluney-conb sort and very rich
 Iheparly brought news that tlle placer miners . af work near ihc mIli nnd in the old Mexican Gaich, wcrc making from g i0 sl0 per day. ! HAssArANrA DisrRrcr.-The only quartz min ing now being done in this district is that upon tho Sterling mine. The ncu Superintendent. Mr ' Wlduau, has inkcn hold of matters iu earnest, . and we hope he may be surc.s- fai i,i his oucra- ! tons. There are % present over twenty men cu- ployed at the mine, driiiar and taking out ore . Mossra. Gray, B0rger and Wundcricu visited Che mine few days ago, and rotgrned Co town well ! pleased with its appearance. Mr Borrer is con
 
 Ja0i inntiOH process. The new hdttcrios and pans 1 are expected tu arrive sCon
 The propretors of tho Chase mine, Mossrs ' Moves x Curtis are awaiting the arrival of the ' BeW machinery recently pnrchaseA la Ssa Ffsss- cisco. They have several tpus of taslinas on hand which they design working over
 Placer mining is being pursued with good snc- i cess, on tae hlssayampa From party of miu- ] CTS who came over here tais week for provisions | sss iesftivt tiai n1 miner un Che crrrh wus max lag less fksH S5 Frf day tU rhC band Jos Young and |. h. Scott have been and are working high iar tiat has and is paying thein extremely wcil-- about &lQ day Go the band. J. B. Slouc has aa- other bar that pays about as well
 WALKERS DisrRrcr liitlo is being done ! in this old distgIc;, tbcsc being bui few men on tae creek lf .a Tumofed thal the Accidental coal | pany VIII soon start operations.
 BRADSHAW DlsTRtcF-Ye arc sorry to have Co | record that most of she miucrs have abandoned ! tue Black Canyon diggiugs, for the reason, they say, tsat they could mui IlaxC auvthing there ow- | Ing Co the high e0st of living. Lgcgy ponud of ! provisions taken tJ the canyon cost tue miners two dollars and unul men can live cheaper in rae country, unsii capitaiisis take hold of ths-s digsiugs, we f@ar the gold oi BlacE Canyon wll be allowed to rest where U is. Toe high bars and banks prospect well. bat uniOrtanafesy those who have lcit thcrr were not prepared with I money or means to take water upon lhem and work them as they ought to be worked. by hy- . mile In length, to carry water on hill claim that promised well, but, on finding thas they had run the di.ek up hill they became discouraged, and have, for the present, abandoned theprojcct. Des- pito these dEcouraging stories many Black Cam yOnites say they wiil return coon they can earn enough money Co bug Outat, and are com adeat that the digsings wili psy men Who know
 how Co work thefn. Some New AeXicans and Col oTadians, Who went down ihcre and examined the quartz lodes, give H as tlcif opinion that they
 will pay well Go work even 70 She present prices oi labor, provisions, etc. and say that, were they in Colorado or New Mexico. they would so5n be
 Sorked. Ibis, VIC have known for long time
 pact, bat are glad others lhink 20.
 WicKEsBURs DisrRicr-Ths vuiiuFe Mining Company's 2ostamp min was, at last aecouots, turning out bullion rapidly. Bgi a short time ago, tlr. Phelps took with him t0 California over
 SD,VQl aud, qniie recently, Jas. D. Cussnbary,
 the old superintendent, took iu S30O00 Before
 returning co ArizOna, Ar. CuaeRhary will yisit the
 Eastern cities, and very probably, organize com
 pauy 70 woFk his own claim on tte Nulture. ll ia
 generally believed Et Wlckenburg that anoshcr
 29siamp mill VIII be erected and that 20 stamps
 more will be added lo the Yulture Company
 inln. Ariola, a Mexican, has the contract for hauling quartz, and employs 25 teams and several Me1icans Many de1ieaas arc alsO employed @:
 the mine and mill by the company. Reese eS
 < .ss-i.s=s fsii, sfsh is located iu tOwH will pol ] uc ready Co run for several weeks The owneu
 have made several improvements upon and around
 iii and Waen ii does siarh it will g0, sure for [ : iong time Co come.
 party bad gone to prospect tue big canyon o , the HaAsAyainpa, between NicseBharg and Wal , nut Grove, for placrrs
 Henry wiekenburg and P. ". smlth two old
 inhabitants, have gone % California; tle fartnei E for bis health, and the latter for machinery fo, [ Reese < krtuse.
 Many houses were going up, and people wer,
 arriving from California and the southern part O
 the Territory by the score
 
 LowER LYSx CREEK -The news from ihis necl
 Of woods is to lhe ehsct that immensely rich dir has been struck n the high mesa. on the claims 0 e Jackson. LoveIUY Co.-lirt that will pay $50 an, s probably s5O day t0 the hand. This news wa
 hEuIght is Ie'sfi Sunday i-t. by Sir b1v-oy. au,
 people can imagine how well it pleased the Jeekso,
 hrothers their friends. in fact everybody And win should it not for if li rich old Loyejo
 thinks t s. and be - n0t dsposed to become excite ever small things t ii the best thing know of O !. the epast-bstteF than the Fuitnre the COmstoci b tAe k4cfhardt or tba Sterling just imagine a nai t topped bank oi anrferous gravel ten tgey
 inies ln length, hy from oue-iOurth of mile t0 tw . miles in width. aud from eight thirty feet n deptl
 that prospects well from top Co bottom. with a fin V stream Of water on top oi t and dozen or tw '' plpes playing upon and cutting Into it Why, it e enough to excite a Digger Indian We shaa lear e more Of this rich strike and give the facts
 our readers At present cannot say more a5ou
 t than that C promises Co eclipse all hydranlic mine n yet discovered. Mr. Shirley who paid Sl 900 for a v eighth Of the claim sh0ri tine ago. n santa Ros California says he would not take SlOO00 for his il U tefest The other claims on the creek arc payin
 well
 m WEAYER DisTEIcTs- George Monroe informs d that during the past winter ;he old diggngs know Ia as ~Weaver Hilir and Antelope have yielded gel ., ae has seen several thousand dollars of Inc produ v of these piacers in WlokenbuTg Pieces as large is an egg are frequently foand by Msxicans Tl ,i American miners are prospecting the deep bars l inal4n sna Antelope sreeks iH hopes Of finding b