The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-03-26
Mining Summary.


 In the creeks sufficiently to give both quartz and placer miners chance to go after the noble metal, and they have been exceedingly busy, grinding and washing 1t out
 BIC BUG DISTRICT.
 The Indian raid on Big Bug retarded min ing matters there for few days, but all was soon made right, and the mill is now crush ing away.
 Those who brought the news of the rob bery to town, informed Mir Gray, that be- fore leaving, a cleanup had been made, after a run Of six and one-hAlf days, with ten stamps, and the yield was estimated at about sl ,40O, which is very good.
 The men who own the old Mexican guleh were in town Sunday last, purchasing sup pues, and are, by this time, we presume, sluicing out eight or ten dollars day to the man It Is the first chance they have had. this season, to wash out little pocket money, snd-ihsy =ill send the dir. through their sluices with will.
 WALKER DISTRICT.
 Lynx Greek and its tributaries arc now filed with water, and the miners are actively at work. The Eureka ten stamp mill was started up several days ago, and Is pounding away; Uncle Billy Pointers arAstra is at work, crushing rich ore from the Pointer Lode (, Y, Shelton is arastrsing ore from the Mountain Jay; Herbert Bowers and Com pany have s gang of men running tunnel towards the Accidental lode, which will strike the lode several hundred feet below the surface. Lower down, six or eight men are at work in the hydraulic claims belong ing to t. ?. BoEes, c. C. Bean and Lieu tenant A. B. Wells. The claims of the Bash ford Mining Company, near the old Me1iean Camp, are being turned upside down by six or eight men and big head of water; as are, also, the hydraulic claims of Jackson, Love joy and Co. Besides the men employed by these companies, small parties of miners are at work on various points on the creek, so that the old stream must present scene oi life and activity similar to those witnessed upon it immediately after its first discovery Hope every man tn the creek will do well Should the test now being made at the Eu, reks mill prove a success many owners ot lodges will commence taking out ore. A. E Smith, who returned to town | day or two ago, from the District, informs us that hs found and located very pretty little lode containing plenty of gold.
 HlssayAsPA DISTRICT
 A great many placer miners are q. work 1T this District, and other. are preparing to g to work. George Lount, Frank and Lew Alters arc running tom in side gulch, ans making from ten to twenty dollars per da, to tue hand Most of the miners are at worI in the high bars of the main creek. Thos who, before the high water came, had beel doing well ou the low bars had to abasdol their diggiDgs on account of the water.
 c, v. Beseler, Superintendent of the Ster ling Mining Company, was in town Tuesds last, and informed us that he intended t start the mill, provided there was sufficisn water to run it. It stands upon about as dr sspot as could we'll be found in this sectioI Taylor Davis were getting ready to star their aEsstras, Sunday last.
 We have no news to impart regarding ma ters in the other districts, not having hear from them.
 Col. cany, Charles Meyers, c. M Bowl, and Henry Clifton. returned several days az from yisit to Turkey Greek District Messr Meyers and BowlA examined the sily. lodges in that district, and were highl pleased. They brought over specimen which, Mr. NJ assures us, are as rich as u richest White Pine ehlorides.
 The last of the Richardson prospect.1 party got in Tuesday last The party ga' the region bounded by the Big and Lit Colorado rivers, and the San Francisco ran. of mountains, pretty thorough exploratio and failed to find paying diggings- They ga the country consists of high, level mess many of which are covered with . den growth of timber, and ell clothed with grAs Mesp. Richardson and Bah assure us thI itis q delightful country. The northernmo route of the s5th parallel railroad pass throngh it, and all tbe men agree that 1t