The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-08
MINING WIS.
BradShaw District

sides great deal of rich gold and silver rock. Among those with whom we have conversed are c. c. Bean, the great developer of Central Arizona, Cal Jackson, Fred Henry II. A. Bigelow, l.. k. Jenks, V. ". Brooks Charley Taylor and J. lIinkle Mr. Bean i. enthusiastic in praise of the district. and 50 are all others.
 Brooks 6 fIinkle had sunk shaft 20 feet. on the Lion lode, at which depth the pay streak was over seven feet thick. Water had commenced to seep in, at the bottom of the shaft.
 Moreland < Co.,, Corignal Tigers) were sinking and drifting on Tiger discovery loca- tion, and had rich rock above, below and on every side of them
 T. II. Head was sinking on his extension of the Tiger He was down Is feet, and had \ good ledge
 Aleck Harris and partners weTe hard at work on their portion of the Tiger, which is said to carry as much silver as any portion of the ledge. They were sinking a shaft, also, tunne.ling.
 Work upon the Eclipse, Cougar, Badger, and other lodes in the Eclipse belt" was be- ing prosecuted with yigor, and great deal Of rich rock was being hoisted to the sur | face.
 The owners of gold ledges-Hunter, Del Pasco. Espinosa, etc.--were making them shell out
 1 The placer miners working in raynes lead ing from the Del Pasco lode. were packing the gravel over 900 yards to water, banning and rocking it, and making from s5 ,o sl5 per day.
 When our infornants left the district, scv- parties of men were opening trails from the lodges, 10 the end of the wagouroad in Min nehaha Flat
 Messrs Collier and Bcardslee had opened a store
 Those with whom we have eonversed be lievc that in less than six months there will be greater number of white people ir the district than are now in the entire Territory.
 Our merchants are dealing quite lberAlly with tho miners, who appear well Satished ,hereat.
 Simmons packtrAin left early in the week, with provisions, fools, etc
 The following sAles have been made, since our last: R. Doherty 10 R. Blair-266i feet ir Eclipse discovery location, Sl, 900. T. slonebouse 10 Sheekel < Dssis--j0 fec in Moore location, Tiger lode, $500. D. R. Poland to c. HathGway-25 feet II the Espinoss, $500.
 J. ". Mckenzie to ?. McGouick and oth ? ers-2G8f feet of Eclipse, for $500. ' Geo. W Becker to Clark wilson--l00 fee in discovery location Of Benton lode, $500 S. Shoup and others to Chas. Beaeb--2o 3 feet of Tiger, for Sio0o,-si,5oo cash il 2 hand, note for sI GOO and si ,JOc to be pal !. in hauling quartz mill. [ W. C. Collier sold D. Hatr 300 feet |
 Goodwin lode, Turkey Creek district, but "
 have been unable to learn price. ;. Haxsayampa District. F The Davis Is the only ledge upon whic
 any work is now being done. When NJ
 Davis left for town, Sunday last, about {
 tons of good ore were out, and the ledge va
 looking splendid. Y All the placer miners are doing we'll. - Walker District
 Work going on, as usual. No results frol
 arsstras, As yet. "Clean-ups" will soon made. It |. said that Shelton has, Sn tL 70 past year. taken more than SIP. GOO, from b
 Vernon lode.
 Sluiee-head of water in the creek, ar l. placer miners making excellent; pay. ,, Big Bug. ~ Mill running on good ore. !" WiclEenbuTg
 vulture CompSnys forty-stsmper hard n. work on rich rock.
 Scores of men gre nov rushing to this di O. trict, in hopes of being able 10 procure u' claim on the Great Sexton, or to find anoth
 ledge.
 m Major Veil, who arrived here TSundi r. night, brought np some of the rock, the ss st face oi which is literally speckled with gol
 Mir. Sexton, Superintendent Of the Vultui
 visited the Great Sexton, and pronounced ce the richest and largest ledge he had ev of seen. He says there is enough rich rock e. sight, on the surface, to keep twenty lar he mills pounding away for years. s, New and rich placer mines had been d
 covered. Major Veil secured one piece
 the gold, which weighs about ST.