The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-10
THE BULLION YIELD.


 The Peck company still continue to send
 of little over $40,Oo0 every thirty days,
 which will be increased to over one hundred
 thousand dollars per month, so soon as their
 new mill is put up which is now nearly at
 the site. where il k to be erected, and com mcnccs the work of reducing the rich ores
 which have accumulated at the mine until they now have over quarter of a million
 dollars on the dump. The difficult mode of
 working this valuable mine at present K by
 >achin- the ores and packing them to their
 mIll south of town six miles, a distance ot over thirty miles. Still, with the great d.aNhacN, and loss to the company in thus workln" their ores. they mah. nice profits. ] from which they have just purchased their
 ncW mill, now about to hc erected and
 made many other valuable improvements. The owners ot the Kit Carson. which has shaft in II to the depth of 90 feet. are per tect!ng arrangements for working their mine on more extensive scale. The whole depth of the shaft shows good ore. and if after sinking down into the bowels of this mysterious lead loo or l50 feet further if they find their claim equally as good a. it has proved itsclt 10 be thus far, the owners will probably cause a mill to be erected on the ground for the working of their ores.
 The Black Warrior company are still prospecting their mine. and the ore k of that same richness which has characterized II throughout since ii> discovery. They have !. large lead and the ore k of a uniform . character, and will pay several hundred dol l lars Der ton on an average. The company have had many offers io purchase their prop crty, but they have refused to entertain tine offers of the many who are ou the buy and pay p5r0 ti6mpo. They are equally as able to hoid their claim, prospect IL, and save their rich ores as are some who would like to purchase with their usual collateral. chm music" We will say here in con ncction, that the owners of mines are mostly men of good judgment. and the day for stranger to drop in on u>, bond and purchase our mines without the >igu ot money, but on speculation. has gone by and will never toe resumed. therefore we advise the imagi- nary capitalist to ktcl himself before making blandi>hinC 0yerture> ofpurchase. The Tiger Company has gone to work m earnest and will dcyclope their mine in Bradshaw thor ou@hly. The men interested in this work are all men of means and we are satisfied that something good will be the result of their iahors. This mine has produced ore of great richness which was shipped to San ,, Francisco for treatment and which paid cN- pense> and left a balance of many hundred dollars on each ton of ore.
 Luke'> mill on the Grctna iS ready to run !, with the exception of the roastcr which will |. soon be here and put up. Meantime men , are working away taking out ore and repair ing roads. etc.
 The Cougar is producing very rich ore r and quite a large amount k now piled up :. on the dump that .Ii>tens with pure ruby silver. The ore will he sent to San Fran cisco for working.
 The Loreno is looking well but just now in dispute. |
 The Turkey Creek mines are all producing fl rich ores and we hear that I, their mill will be here in few days when i it will he put up and run on rich ores which n have beeen accommodating for long time il lnd lying useless on account of the owners n being without the means whereby they |, could successfully work them. o
 The Zalida k still producing excellent il ore as the Company continue 10 develop ind go down on the lead. Anumber of tons pf rich ore are now at the Aztlan mill to be t reduced and more ore k being taken out {, lnd piled up at the mine waiting for the ad- c rent of machinery. e