Arizona weekly miner., 1877-01-05
s,oha,e County Items.
MINING

IEc quartz m.ll Ht Mineral Park has n-
 been running for week past but large pH ] of rich ore. asc being piled up around as : ,.iil a..,, lr l- noa usG, stood that the sii ] will start again soon after Che iolita aud then the usual shipments of silver tfck' wi.l go forsani The Blackberry si ha. stopped for a tcy mobths and wili rroDaois ] pat la a roaster before dsuag Without roasting, only SO t5 @ .s cent o' ths silver could be saved .a tsa miil Je'oy ,he wate. level, the ores s1c -ull baser audso ausil a . per cen, can be got without roasting thst yhC company think t cheaper Co r,a m roas. ter at once
 The MctTagkn Comfaay are Fuuning thciF Ben stamp mii. with gooa sHcses, aGd it is umerd ,bat large mi, ol 30 or 11 stamps wal. be buat iu th- spriae. .1b. San Fmncis,o ground an t4c McCracl1ia Iode has been sold guta gently e pariics from San Francisco but have not learned us yet ,ha, deeds have been made out. If this ground is sold as reported then d large mill will soon be built on this claim.
 The Johnson mine near the McCrackin will soon start their furnace and a large yield of bullion will bc the result.
 It is now quite certain that ten stamp mill bc built on the Dean mine in Nailapai Mountains during the winter or coming spring.
 At Ccrbat small mill was built last sum mer 10 wonk the rich ores from the 63 mine but il turned out but little bullion before the owners got into a quarrel ahout bullion and the result is agreements to pay lawyers and costs When the new mills that are talked of are built and run together with those already built then the bullion ship menr will bc large from this county.
 MAIL MNTrEEs.
 The people of Mohayc coanty arcir hopes that the new mail contractors will get in- creased service and the line extended to the s. P. R R. early in the spring and we are certain that this will be done if the railroad company gets their matters fixed up so as to commence laying rails towards the Needles this winter.
 The mail route from Hardyvile to Pres colt seems Ia have been le, to the old Telc- graph Stage Company and we may sec 8 competing line of stages running from some point on the $ F. R. li via Harlyville and Mineral Park to Presostt before next spring.
 If iri-wcekly could he established on this route so as to get Us a good healihyop- position to the present via Ehrenberg the people of Northern Arizona would be qrite sell satisfied. I learn from parties just in from Hardyyille that the Colorado River is very low and it was with great difficulty that the Steamer Colorado got to Hardyville on her last trip up on the 18th, inst. Cold north winds prevail and many prophecy q dry winter and extreme low water for q long time to come.
 IMMIGRANTS AND SToCE.
 Trains of immigrants with large herds of fine stock continue tn arrive from the north. hear oi drove of six hundred head of cattle between this place and Stones Ferry. Some of the immigrants estimate the num- Der moving towards Arizona this winter to be jess than ten thousand head, q portion have already arrived. Yesterday three men arrived from Kern County, California and report that large lots of stock will bc driven in the spring from that section of California
 One lot of 30,0OO sheep had already star ted besides large lots of cattle and horses soon to start. Good stock ranges will soon be scarce in Arizona as not less than twenty ranches have been located in Mohave county during the past six months aud all well stocked with cattle, but few sheep or horses stop in Mohave County. W.
 The following is the Calendar of the Su- preme Court, which conyenes on Monday, January &;
 Territory of Arizona vs. Louis Davis, from Third judicial district, Maricopa coun- ty; criminal, Hancock for respd't, Alsap for appert.
 J. NJ. Sanford vs. A. l. Moeller, Third district, Yavapai county; civil; Howard, Southworth and Goodwin for appel't liar grave, Rush and Wells for respdt.
 Vim Cole vs C. C. and M. Vi Bean, Third district, Yavapai county; civil; Har- grave, Rush and Wells for resp'd't., How lrd. Masterson, Goodwin and Pomroy for ,pel'ts.
 Village of Prescott vs. J. G, Campbell, Third district, Yavapai county; civil; Mas erson for appel't, Rush, Wells and lIar- grave for resp'd't
 H. W. Fleury vs c. Jackson and W. J. rompkins, Third district, Yavapai county; ,ivil Masterson, Farley and Pomroy for 'ppel'ts., Hargrave, Rush and Wells for espdt- Arizona Citizen.
 We have been shown private letter, lated Montczuma, Yuma County, X. T. Dec 96th, from which we extract the follow ng in reference 10 mining matters at the Silver Glance Mining Company'' works;
 s.Thev nrc nakin,r biz success of the