The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-09-28
THE AzTLNN AND SENATOR.

Parties visiting these mills yesterday rc- ! port everything progressing very satisfic-
 torily Al the Azt.ao. where they only run the batteries four OF five hours per day. for want of pan capacity, and occupy the rc- mainder of the twauty-t0ur hours in work ing up what is crushed in that short time. ! the batteries were silent; but the pans, two
 in number, were busy stirring up the si.ycrv mass. and getting ready for another s.X- teen hundyel-p1und charge fer tle gator,. that being the girb. oi lI' cl.rg, then being rctor,ed by Mr. U.yue, who had his rctarting furnace nearly l.l-hot at that mo- mcnt. This mlA .a, been shipping tH1 bars by each oElr ut late. t.e two ag- grcgltiug between ,.g.. and f.u- iloa.a.l do!.ar-: tu, since G.. ,.Uer north tanne. m the Peck min a.. passed taa working shaft and got iato superior quality oi oT. they find it n.cs-a agy oH this occasion to run three bars ir-.--i ol two. Thee three bars llr. II. Was .,.l, ready to cast when the party let. Attn.
 SENATOR
 everything was booming. The new dry crushing mil. with tae la-.el process. i- now in full operation, with an extensive roasting kiln for the dcsU.phurization of the ores. The water. which had increased to an ample sutiuicncy during the late rains, has begun to flil ia iac well. and Mr. Frederick has again turned his attention Co bringing water from the mine in ir1u-hs to supply the engine and settlers. This will be completed within a few days. and then there will be go mcra delay for want of Wa ter, as the mine make. large quantity that the miners are anxious to g.t rid of. The barrels are tumbling away, day and night and have been for nearly a week When d cleanup is made oi this run it will test the capacity of the barrc!l process to save the gold in this refractory ore moia thoroughly than it has hitherto been done In Arizona If it shall prove that thi, or any other process will work this ore cheap.y, and save -yen half the gold that k in the rock. the Senator ]. grand success. because ihc sup ply of ore i, iin:..-r~c agt its richness be- .ond question. I.. ...s 'a"aack has been. and i,. the reuci5i1U- eaaa.,e. a. .t" ore. which k full ol a'l manner at tae most .tubb,rn minerals known ,a aua. -a'na,or-. If buii-d0.. saGrf.n .Nt. .....~ Co >uctt--. uraIy ~. t. rrel.Ucs r..i unuNH m tGe .nd. for there is uu .s. u. -H .fa. i"cnG'- onk at present i- i-t,or.u-. and every body ,ope, and believes tIa' h. A.- Hlt upon thg irht nrocc>,. and that hence forward he yill ha,p plain sailing oa t4c Way to fort me.
 The California rap,r- ,os.c fc.ming out with accounts of latc Indian depr,dations ia Arizona. when jhc real truth O, thc thing is hat nearly all .le iep.e.a..aus have been ia -.u.ln .n Np" Mexico, .nd not ia Arizona. The same papers iu peakil-s of the des.r. between Sln Bcr- iarlino and ih. Colorado River ra.vay- dcs. gnata il a> thc i..-. Desert }ie would ish our hrelhcm of tbe California press ,o judy up their geography -ad do nlt try to ,airi off on Arizona a.l tat is worthless mt that you are ashamed of.
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 We have heard tha, ta- .i--.1t pllns of he gentlemen who control the Souhem . 'aciGc Railway are Co push their Toal down . nto the Northern Staic- ol Mexico and seek terminus ou the Gu.fof Mexico. at Tama- lliwaS of Natagarda Bay. ~h,a,l such a ,lan Toe carricd out it would be 6an tmns or Mexico. There i- no civi.ilsr equal to railway: cspce.aily ta railway which com hands the pccuniaIy Iyr.saurc, of thc Central md southern Pacific - Lo, Au.cl,- Herald.