The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-27
The ~ SMiner.
Local intelligence.
Pnrscorr, August 27, IS MINING INTELLIGENCE.

in,s .,.. ,,o,v mine we mentioned last week; pu ,,s Ai.ooycred July 4th. by Jackson ., ,,c-,o,ir and five claims taken m In company. nt.oorerv-J McCrackin, Chas. Taylor, V. L. -, .nd .ras Fine--on the north extension, 1T Marion; south extension, Griiiiin and oth'
 I'm inc original claims the vein was opened .f.,o,vals for 400 feet. McCrackin Co, built '.,,s,r,s and went to work. They were un- w. ,o yrork constantly on account of the heavy .,i.. which fell almost daily, but by August ", s.d ,round six and ono half tons Of rock, ,.' neea,ne provisions. tools. etc, they cleaned ,-.nA came 10 town, bringing with them sl,@D4, - h. -esult of their labor Afer their arriYal M, Uople sold his interest in the mine to T..,.on X Bro. for S1 900 eash-making for a ,.,n,b. labor. si, pretty good for these hard ,l,.., McCracku S Co:, started back afier en- ,nr,rg themselves in town a day or t~o, with A ,o,d outat tor prosecuting their work. Several ,,,,ie. also went Co the Bradshaw with them to ,-o.pect Two other veins running parallel with the Del PascV, whcb prospect well on the surface ,.,e hecp located. The Del Pasco Is near the summit Of Bradshaw mountain, at the head or the ea.t fork Of Bear Greek, The shan is down 70 feet Inc vein growing wider from the surface 10 thai depth, showing loot wall, well dchned, Of taeosc slate and hanging wall of solid granite The ore is of a reddish yellow cast, much doeom- posed showing considerable iron, and in places, carbonate Of ead-wheh latter renders it dinicalt 10 smalgsmate all the gold. We are confident ,bs. we shall be able to chronicle results from this mine that will be pleasing to si concerned.
 w. Groom and friend have Just arrived in town. and report having found and located a rich lode one mile and a half west of Del Pasco,
 Pierce Dorgan and others have located on lode near the head Of England gulch. about four miles above Prescott, which prospects very rich. 1T they have, as they believe, found the lode which furnished ihe coarse gold to that gulch they must have good thing
 From Lynx Greek VIC learn that uueic Billy Pointer has his wheel running and Is crushing better ore than before, from the Pointer lode C. [ Shelton is in 100 feet on the Vernon, and getting splendid rock. The results of crushing this ore we have mentioned before. Shelton dont ssorry about grub for next winter.
 Al the Eureka min twenty hicn are busy getting out rock. cutting wood. etc. The mill sill prob ably commence crushing oru on Monday the 2Eh inst, from tue Eareka, Beuieia, Tie-Tie asd othcr lOdes. c. T Rogers ls In town from Big Bug, aud re- l'lts tuA HAN-I iS piNui1s tht ihht EahhHr nN's~- ily, good clean-up this week, the rock improv- iDg richness the force of miners teiug i1ereased, ard everything lovely.
 The late rsios hsVe beiped the placer miners also. Msr, placer gold esme Into town during tbe lasi ten dave thaa dHring the same time for tAe past year.
 Messrs, Dua . Kelly, who hove been pros pecting on the lfassayamp for some time past got ~aIcr for fyc days run, and took out litiie over pound Of the dust, some nicc chlspas ia the lot weighing from g n to sl2 and sii each.
 Alex. Harris with two men working for the Bashiord Mining Co.,, five days on Lynx Greek, brought in ten and one half ounces
 Jackson < Lovejoy on their hydraulic claims on Lower Lynx Creek, put in five days work with three hands, and three nights with two hands and cleaned up thirty-one ounces.
 Othcrs-white meu and MexIcans, report mak ing good wages since the rains, but we have no particulars. eat
 hessrs Evans X Co, four men who have n dileh on Lynx Greek, have been prospecting dur Ing the dry weather. and have struck 1t rich. They nave found ground in two places in the boulder formation oa the wes side of Lynx Greek. where hWill be difficult to carry water by ditch, that prospects veil. In one locality they got sl- 70 in ihroe Fass of eirt, and many smaller prospects 10 the other, in a gulch, they ohfAised high as eests to the pan sseh dirt sili pay To cart to 'ee creek if tsey can do no better
 Hessrs. Smith S Marostt, who bought the Rs- mos farm and mining psoperiy on Lower Lynx Creek, some time since, better known Virgin harys Ranch, returned from California, Tuesday a'1 Wilh six horse team laden sith hydraulic apparatus, tools, provisions, etc, and went to the e1se1 GU Wednesday. Mr. Smith was In the office "wednesday and subscribed for the MINER as all honest miners should and informed us that they should commence work immediately on new ai'eh to be abont one mile p leugIh, large enough 10 carry 100 inches Of water. They have consid- e'1Ole huning to put up, and some blasting, but nope to be ready for mining when the winter 'ains and snOws bring water Their claims lie on 'he south side of the creek just opposlie Jack; s"h and LoycJoy's, anu ..-::S Es - it-ss snd aye very extensive. A winter like that of 'G5-'Go 1in give water Sha. win euablc the jolly Lynx Nieek miners to show yield of gold which will
 '1'sh those who growl and gr'imhie over our l'nes and say Lynx Creek was worked out In n sal In, boys, we may be happy yet
 ron Nlckenburg we learn that casc occurred le Nuiture mine on Saturday last which caus-
 she death of ese man. No damage was donG |" 'ne mine, as the cave occurred in one of the ,UNe' levels and had been expected for some time ns man Killed, had been A<arned of the danger Sl' run theFe 10 avoid blast and met hls fate ioolishly
 nave highly encouraging news from Mar H'< osuict' The Mayhower lode is develop
 "ueiy and mil will soon be in operation.
 "e oid Weaver diggings have been paying