The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
MINES AND MINING.
Discovery of More Rich Lodes, SALES OF FEET. Great Rush of People to the Mines, confidence in their Richness and Pcrraa.
 nency Unlimited.
"Ring ont. wild bells, to the wild skr.u

les, dear reader dozen or more roll apl silver mines have recently been discovered in bradahaw District, about thriy.fye mile, south from Prescott, the ore of which i. so nch that more than two.thirls of the people o' Prescott and vicinity have gone almos, dait over 1t. No. day has passed, since tbe'r discovery that persons have not Sc, out from Prescott and other points ;o yjew these tnSteheSs mines, and stil the rush !. thjtbet- ward, and the excitement threatens to denor- uiaie the rest of the Territory. Scores of men have returned here from the-r minss. and we have yet to see the first man who did not pronounce then. rich and extensive. We have seen and examined thousands or hounds o' the ore, which was literally filled with horn silver, chloride of silver, and silver m almost every other known form. We have seen pieces of the ore, held in il,e blaze of a candle, give out streams of white metal. which stood the test in muriatic acid. SO ,ha, there 's no mistake regarding the quality of the metal
 The people Of San Francisco will. also. soon have chance ci testing these ores, as several hundred pounds have aIteady been forwarded there, and more is being packed ever with tho view of sending it io the came dcatna. tion, in chaFge of F. J. Cook, a bo has iu.s re- turned from tue miBcs, and sho sill soon start Fos San Francisco.
 simmUus' pack train is now engaged is packing the Ore to town, and we hear that aesSFS. Bowers & Bt4n ara going to shin thousands of pounds ef IL, in very short time.
 Aasr the finding ef she "TiFes.r rsIne. seveinl weeks ago. the excitement rrnaainc,l st stsnd-sgiil aatil hate lAsi woek. when Bob Doughersy aRd other prospec,ors arrived in town, with ore from a ney discoyegy--shs "Eclipse" lode, which has Ssaayed thousand, of dollars 60 the Son. There IAcn as,sse \ new blaze Of excitement, and nen rushed wildly, to tbe silver district. A day or tWc after this, mGrs new discoveries WeFe made and orc frotD the " Gray Eagle" Clipper "Cougar,H " Rhinooere." and other iedecs were brought in sSd tested, te she satissac tion of everybody. Pieces, heated by fs, 1 sntil the siIsCS ooEed cns cf lheia, and coat cd lhtir eusire sarfaoe, ~tfu ia every clss9 hand, and inc necessary srsult WAS that tsaeI oI means conmencea huyins, aud ;he follow ing sales werv made in one day:
 j. H. Behan, 50 feet in she Tiger, 50 G W. Bowers and Levi Baahford, lor she su;ss Oi S2,0oo, cash down,
 Groom < Davis tS (. c. BeAs, So feet h the Davis lode, HsssAyahpA District, Sor $500.
 is. POstle ts (. c. Iean, l0o sees ia ,irs New Bra, S5Q0.
 Eugene shecAy 10 I5r. Kendall and Mir Nys, S0 feet in the 3Ygcr, extension, Sl ,0Q0
 Beb Doughsfly made sAlcs amounting ta $2,@0.
 Jas. c. TbosAsa te D. Henderson, Se lgct al Clipper, fer $500.
 Besides the above, Tlsoa,as, EiBt < Glse- son sold Io0 feet 0f Clipper; Malone and Jas. 1T. Campbell, tess 'a Gray EAgisA f.. Enit, $500 worth of Clipper; Jos ForaAay, to Frank Ayers, s3ss feet tn disVuted claim on Tiger, Cor $500, and Major vetl, fee himseif, ". B. ileilings, and Mr Collingwood, 200 feet in Clipper. and iOo in Gray Eagle, ar prices Whlch have not been reported Other sales and transfers have 5eea Gnade, but the above are the taost notable.
 Thursday last, Gid. Cornell offrfed Wash. ingtou FreHch sIoOo0 for his 5na feet ia the Tiger, Snd Mr, French refesed the VAeg. These may seem extFaTagant prices for un- developed feet, bGt the great richness and size of the hedges justie bayers, and The further good reason that the ledges incfease in richness and size as they are sunk upon.
 The ''OId gold iedges of the district. Del Pasoo. Houtef, etc, are being worked. with good success. The shaft tn the Del Pasoo ,s now down to between 50 and S1 feet and there is positively In sight, enough rich ore to enrich half dozen men, x >t Other Districts.
 The news from the other districts is also good. {. |. The Big Bug mill has made another successful run - In Walkers District, the arastras are grinding out considerable money. (. The valture mill, at Wiekenbury, has been doing we'll, and Mir. Herman has gone to work on a newly discovered ledge in the dis trict, which Judge Howard informs us, Is richer in free gold than the Vulture. Then, our placer miners are doing well, and it is said that new and rich diggings have recently been found in mountain near the mouth of Salt River. a, i"
 From the foregoing, the most inveterate grumbler in the Territory cannot help but