The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-18
Biz Bug District

sons just from the mill say that cleanup had been made q short time previous to their departure, the result or which was about 6sty jz,anaS ef ssccii,'t gold, worth at least SlG per ounce. 4 better ledge had been de- veloped in the Eugcnic shaft, and hessrs. Gray X McCarty were highly pleased. Facts hayc recently come to our knowledge, of nature to cause us to believe that extensive reduction works will soon bc erected, in con- nection with the Company's min ; new mines opened, and progress nude in various other ways. X batch or tHo cf sulphorets will soon be tested.
 Walker District
 There is full sluicc- head of water in Lynx Creek, and the miners--quArtI and placer are using it for excellent purposes, running arastFas, etc, We hope to bc able to give some results, soon.
 HaSsayampa District
 The owners of the Davis lode have caught the spirit, and are now taking out ore, rapid- ly, a few tons of which arc to be taken to the Thunderbo,t mill on Lynx Creek, for retiuc- ton. This is the work of our energetic frl- low -townsman, c. c. Bean, who has recently secured large interrst in the Davis,- to be one of the largest and richest mines in the Sierra Prieta. Twenty pack animals arc now employed packing the ore to Lynx creek.
 While lin this district" we might just as well say that, but for the bad management and scnselessncss of certain mining superin- tcnden,s," not less than two mills-thc Ster- ling and Cbase--would I've running and pay ing. The Sterling lode is undoubtedly rich, notwithstanding the assertions of one or two men to the contrary.
 wieksnburg District
 The old and reliable Vulture mill and mine are working together, harmoniously, and prohtahly, as usual. The owners of the first eastern extension have great deal of rich ore out, and will soon commence crushing This mne--;he yulture--is about twelve miles ftvm the mills, which ase on tine Has sayampa.
 Recently, in prospecting in the Blue Noun tsias, which arc situated about midway bc- l NJ. Herman, niner of some note, found ledge which he called the Bismarck, ant which he says k richer than the Vulture. is some distance off the road, tn belt 0 slate, surrounded by apheavals of trap. H. and his associates formed pew dstrict--;h "Blue Mountain" They have, also, foun, indications of coal, aud the chances are tha all will soon be we'll with them. We sincere hope SO.
 Here and There. New lodges have been struck in the Blac Mountains, north Of Prescott, and some the ore brought here by J. M. BrAnana , yielded largely in both silver and gold. II. Bowers aud others have had rock fro,
 ledge recently discovered near the Agu Fria ranch, tested, which gave oyer Si00 [ the ton iH silver.
 But few rich strikes have been made the placers, although ali are paying fully we'll as usual. Mr. Simmons, xl lio lives ai,o, > a mile west of Prescott, has a placer whiC . he works whenever there is water, ard W y learn that recently, the proceeds of one day N work with rocker exceeded fifty dollars. '' What we have stated, in the foregoing, 'S all very well, but we must have capital ar
 ''mining brains" 10 bring all this great veal D. into play. That both viii surely come, ar 'f that soon, NO have no doubt, now that q !" richness of our country is established th 1' our iacilities--wood, water, grass and e
 msie--ase known to be plenty and good, a, '' that our ciaim owners stand ready to give n' who may come fair show. ', To wind up, we invite good quartz mine " to come here, as their services are great ' needed.