Arizona weekly miner., 1877-06-01
peal InteIligence,


 .ocaI Intelligence. TUESDAY. N. Ellis contemplates the erection of
 ,-story brick building, for rent. 
 'eter Donnelly, a Bradshawite. has dis
 rred a gold and silver bearing lead. an,
 Is 1t the Clinton
 Dwelling houses are in good demand i,
 s mrgh, and when the Capital arrive ywill be still more so.
 rhe Senator mill. We learn from Mr. Wal
 an employe, is undergoing repairs. Or,
 m the mine is looking excellent.
 avapai county has about l5.00O head o ktle. and about 90,000 head of sheen. an,
 re 1s room for ten times a~ many poro.
 scrrtar> lI"yr will ship all effects per
 asng To the capital on Friday morning
 Will follow himself in the early part oi comin. week.
 |suild and Stewart have found gold and
 CT lead. in Turkey Creek district, con
 ling both gold and silver. ant have con
 dcd to call it the Poor Mans clam. |snother lead has been found in Tiger di, It which Is calculated to sGrlna,> all other coyerieS m that section. The name nt
 ninc k the Lady Grey. and the name of
 hnder and locator i~ David McMilhn. |urfLIE> FOR NNN C,RLo>. According tn
 late>t information the contracts for |uisbiEg beef at the San Carlos will b,.
 srded to MT. William Zcckendorf of Tue and the chances are in favor ut smith N |arnes of PhGniN receiving the contract, flour.
 'oland X Roberts Mesa lead of cold is aing ou: an abundance of SI00 ore. They
 running two ra>tras regularly and the
 has not failed thus far to pay the above |E The Mesa has neither walls or bottom. let. but seems to be one mass of ore uu- |ifed in quantity.
 |lRFIcERs OF TuE ZLuDA MINING Cuu- |ir.-At meeting of the oWncr~ in the ida silver mine last evening. Hon
 mas Fitch was chosen President. \. e. |yes, Vice President. Dr. W. E.. nav. |asnrcr, H. R. Murray. Secretary ant Jav |Kelley. Superintendent. a cont rain. From ali the indications we |uld judge that this rain is general all |r the Territory. With this last send of. |ch will moistcn the crust. failure of |ps in this county will be out of the qurs- |. Hay and grass will grow in abun- Ice, and the result will br fat stock. h
 E E. Elliott, of the accidental mine and Ira company k in town and we learn h him that the ra>tras are being over He'd, consequently ale not running. but k on the mine + being prosecuted with ering results. The ore is of a high grade
 is now better than any previously taken during the last ten ycar> that the mine beIn worked.
 |UNBf RI AND.-Onc Of the pioneer pros |ors and mining men. Frank Smith. with |e ofhrr grntlemen Mt.~-r-. IoncS. smith Widden, have found lead near the liam in Lynx Creek district. running. how |, at right angles with ail other leads in |district and have named their discovery Cum bcrland. IL a>>dys well and the |ers think it equal to the Zaiida which is
 now attracting much attention. [oUNT,I> Bol AND JAMES PALNER.-The |chiet pro,pcctor. D. k. Poland. was in h on sunday, and told us of d couple of Discoveries. recently made in Big Bug. himself and partners, Mcs>rs. Robeson. kerts and Foster These claims are in |vicinity of the rich Mesa lead which E own and are working These mines |e had but little done on them outside of |ting. but the indications are favorable ffst-class honanzas.
 favapai county has this year plantcd to b. potatoe~ and other cereals about S.0UD Is. In 1863. the county Wa~ first inhab- by the white man; in lS64. two or three kies experimcntcd on planting corn. and Ito exceed 100 acres was planted that i. People became convinced that this q good. or fair. agricultural section. and |ay Yaval,ai stands next to Naricopa in |culmral industry. Maricopa io taking |lca,l in thi, one particular branch. |has Ridley and two Nevada miner have |osered large vein of quartz in the ,i- |ty of Lone Pine on Bi" Bug. The lead be easily traced for long distance, car Considerable @alcna and i~ about twenty widc. It i> thought that the ore is of 8 grade. hut owing to the great amount in If Is considered very valuable. Very lit |xork has. a. yet. been done on the lead. SO soon as further developments have h made, VIC will have something to >ay This mammoth lead.
 Ne stated yesterday. upon the authority bue Of Miller Bros. tcam~ter~, that MT. |son and Nm. Bair had rc>ortcd to >ho"t- af one another. at Desert Wells, wherein Bair was killed. This seems. however. | to have been the case. aS NIT. Wilson aot in the fracas, but Mir. Bair shot and led another man. We were surprised En Informed that Mr N had been impli- Fd in shooting scrapc. aS he Is known very quiet. inofienSive gentleman. We happy to make this correction. We Un- Etand that Bair went on to Ehrenberg and |c himself over to the authorities