The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-06-03

whsr- people frsn every cline may eomc.
 ADd dig 'sut wealth, from pr-ciOas seins.
 Yes, fair Arizona dark and bloody as has been thine early history thy blood stained hills and mountains contain the price Of thy redemption from Indian robbers and cheer less isolation. Thy bloody, dismal era has passed the second-that of peace and prosperity--has already commenced; and the full force Of . benignant sun TOW shines bril- liantly upon you. And, for this happy change, are you indebted to the precious metals which the Great Creator has fixed in your eternal hills; and to such Of his created beings as have been providentially directed to those vast storehouses of treasure that are now attracting people from every part of the civilized world. The man who found the Tiger lode is, we think, entitled to be called the Saviour of Arizona, for the discovery of so rich and extensive a mine has startled the people of the Pacific Coast, caused strangers 10 come here, and led to other, almost equally, rich discoveries. Want of space, and feeble health, alone pre- vent us from reviewing the different promis- ing mines of the several districts, in this number of the MISrs, but we do, in all sim cerity and candor, inform our readers every where, that mining prospects throughout the Territory arc exceedingly fair.
 In Bradshaw district, the Tiger is being worked upon for a distance of six miles, and the ore from every shaft and tunnel Is rich in silver and gold. The same is true of the Lion, Lioness, Cougar, Gray Eagle, Eclipse, Badger, Bradshaw, Del Pasco, Yreka, Hun. ter, Lorena, and other ledges Scores of min ing experts, from Nevada and California have visited thPSa mina- an6 aifbongh tt ,x.. t,, their interest to be retcent they have said suffic- lent to satisfy us that they looked upon Bradshaw district as the sreaest and ees. find ever made In any age and country. Indeed, many of them worship at the shrine of the Metallic god of bradshaw, and, of course, VIII "go their piie' on his temple.
 Then, ve have good reports from the Davis mine, Hassayampa district, which, at q depth Of over 100 feet, s feet thick. and exceedingly rich in gold and silver.
 From Big Bug, Walker, Weaver, Turkey Greek, Black Canyon, Black HIlL Santa Maria the dis. ,Ani wallapai, Salt and Colorado river dis,ricls of h."
 This being the case, VIC invite more capital, more labor, to come 10 Arixora mo particular difference to which section, as every section con tains rich mines.
 To our mine owners VIC wish to say: Keep on developing your mines and do not drive capital away by asking enormous prices for your prop ay. Capitalists want your mines are almost crazy to get hold of them but they will wait awhile, and try to bring you to their terms. They may succeed, but VIC think not, as owners of ore that will yield from tl00 to q 900 per ton, are not very likely 10 submit to freezing process in a country aboundipg In facilities for working said ore Do not oe tempted by paltry sums, nor be ye SO foolish as to refuse fair ottsrs There arc other mining helds In the Territory to conquer. subdue and develop, 60 that sthe last chance '' VIII not be heard of for some time to come.