The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-06-29
MINING NEWS.

The latest advicos from Mojave county are of the most hattering nature The Nc Crsckin Company have thousands upon thousands of tors of ore upon their dump.
 The Greenwood mill is pounding away mon ore from this mammoth mine, and the result is that the Company are shipping SSQ,000 per month. They have contracted for The erection of new 2o-Stamp mill 10 be pu. up On the Sandy, the lumber, one hundred aud thirfy-sevrn thousand feet, has just been purchqsci il this town an.l an ar ranremcnt is bcin. made for frcightin- the same, 10 ;hc Sandy. The Leet Company ar. also owners on this celebrated bonanza, and have ncs len stamp mill well nigh unto cnmple:ior. and sn soon as the valua- bic improvements are concluded new i'm petrs wiil reign in the vicinity of the Nc Cracktn caHHuy.
 The Mineral Park people are a'so pros pec:ing and opening the many valuable mines that exist in the immediate vicinity of this healthy. growing town, inhabited ny =an industrious. thriving people left almost soat of the world oa account of the miseIly msii f4ciljtie, furnished.
 Then the Blackberry mine and mills are doing a g'9d work. The shipment from ihs-e are of nature that pIoves the mineral c4pse iiies of the lcdc 10 be Of superior
 In Ysvap.i VIC have the Back Warrior, Prince. Kit ca, >on, Tip-Top, SNi.ling snd msny le.ds that .S-e p7odu,iug ore of an incretlulous high gratI: much of winch Is being shipped 10 San F,snclseo for irtai- ment.
 The Peck is working away as usual pro ducius about $49,00J per month w.. 'cn VIII be incrcas d to at leas; one hundred ana forty thousand per month so soon a> thei. rew min is erected, now within 25 miles of the mine.
 The Zalids and Miriam loies owned by Dr. Day, Jay c. Kelly, A. O. Moves and Hon. Thomas Fitch are attracting much at- teniion from the mining men, some of whom visited the mines yesterday with a view of making an examination for the purpose of purchasing the same.
 h Turkey Creek the Goodwin mine is producing excellent high grade ore and the lead shows a face of ore ten feet wide Other mines in that district show equally good with the Goodwin.
 h Bradshaw Luke's mill is ready 10 run ore in; untold quantities are conveni,nt to this mill and the whistle will soon greet the ear of the miner and the echo will swing out on the breeze and revibrate back over noun tain, ravine and through rhe tall and stately pines that grace the Bradshaw Basin.
 From tho Black Hills, north of Prescott 30 miles. miners report very rich silver and gold ores, and many hardy prospectors are tearing the tops from the various quartz croppings that exist throughout the whole Of that section.
 Many new locations have been made since last week and Ne learn that some are con sidered valuable. The following compro- mise a portion af those discovered:
 In Hassayampa district. the Pensacola, l by J. II. Shafer; the Old Chief. by c. C. ! Waddeli and n. NJ. Humrs: the Plug Ugly, 1 by II. ". Fiske and T R. Davis: and the | Birthday, by Byron Fi>kc
 In ilumbug district the San Carlos and l inc Lode, by K. Godfrey. C. x. Dennit. II. | A BigeiOw and A. l. McPhec.
 In Goodwin district, the Emma, by John l Gilbert aGd Chas. II. Keys, Jr.
 h Pine Grove district, the War Eagle. by i j. ". Long.
 Tn frFAry Crock district. the Zion, by II. II. heihFoe and l. u Kclhroc.
 In Natkrf di,rri,t. ihc What Cheer. by W. \. he!lry a:2d J..i', "
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