The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-09-23
THE MINES.

B. A. llusscy, John Taylor and others arrived rom Bradshaw in the early part of the week and have brought the latest accounts which we have received with regard to the operations nt Brad. shG". The Tiger company have sixteen men at Work on the two shafts and the work of opening up the mine Is being conducted with rush The lower shait has attained depth of 100 feet, and the workmen are now preparing to run a horizon. thl driil Tor some distance through the ledge.
 The upper shnft is somewhere between sO and VI feet decp. The wofkmeu will continue to sink perpendicuatly until depth of 100 feet shall nave been reached when they will commence dfiltinS at The bottom as nt the lower shaft. The roch retains its general character pretty wei, throughout, with perhaps slight increase in the quantities Of native silver nt the lower depths {; but there Is no observable difference iu the quality Of the orc Of the several shafts.
 Work on the Dci PGsco mine ia progressing There is sufficient water 10 enable the mill tu make run of from two to three hours every day Up to Monday last, it had run Ep the aggregate tWeuty-scyeE hours, and the workinen had cou. cluded to crush Q lev tons more roCh previous to cle1ung up The rock is partially Of drcom. posrd character and therefore very readily reduced and being very rich in gold grand return is nn. ticlpated.
 Many Of the claim owners are still at work on their ledgcs, but the majority, after having done suihcient work to secure their property from Jumpers, have shouldered their picks and arc now skirnishing anoug tLe hills in search of new treasures
 The Benjamin mine near Moves S Cnrii.' saw. mll Is beginning t0 attract the attention Of capi taIists and for good reason for although it Is A very narrow ledge the class or lts ore will rank with the bcsl in tbls or suy other Territory
 McsArs. Stephens, K0lly, Alexander and May are still at work on the La Plata The shai bas been sunk 10 the depth of fifteen feet, with grad. uai Improvement In lhe quality of the ore iroin the sutiacc downward Several specimens tested during tue week have yielded largely Of silver with stnali percentage of copper and lead I!i!s !- ledge c: very fair promise aud it's ioca. loH "'tAin lew miles of town will render it doub,y valuable.
 The news from Turkey creek Ia of to. usual cheering character. Without entering Into par. ucular, it will suiilce 10 say that the miners al Pine Flat ihiuk that tLclF district considered throughout, Is second 10 noue in the Territory unlcss, perhaps, Bradshaw.
 Our correspondent at Sacramento District. Mo. have county, say, that the erection Of mili Is nearly completed and every thing looks cheerful The Keystone company have forwarded a small iot oi O.c tO san Francisco Tue Lone Star is getting oui excellent ore and the lode s widening rapidly
 Tue following transactions have been recorded since thc 90.h ult:
 L. s. Waiurighi 10 N Beardslee, 200 feet In Rainbow lode, Walnut Grove District, 500
 J. w. Knott 10 D ?. Poster. 2j feet iu Lone Star lode, liasssyampa District SlOO
 Garrison to MeacRan % feet iu Benton Tiger District, $500
 Euersou 10 Graves 200 fee; In Galeua lodc Bradshaw District, SlO0.
 Nichols 10 .hatha~ay Interest In Grey Eagle and Badger mpe. and town property iu Prescott. q 700
 Kruger 10 Alerandef. 60 feet ia Marr clAiui Tiger lode, Sjy0
 byers to sackson, 200 fee, ou War Eagle Brad. Shaw. sl0O
 Monroe to People, and Graves, 50 fee, In Brad. shaw lode sl00.
 Becker ci al 10 Jenks and Mann, 75 feet In Eclipse lode g. 600
 Jriiks 10 Mann, le l-2 fee, In Eclipse lode, si00
 b'1r1sce to Dayis & Sheckgls, 200 feet Georgia lode. Si9
 Garrison 10 Crane, @ feet ia Benton lode, $500
 Doian to Cartter, interest On Tiger and Grey Eagle iodcs. 500
 Mekinaoa 10 Ross, % feet on War Eagle lode.