Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-30
PECK MINE NOT SOLD.

EDITOR OF THE MINER - On tho Stl day of March having been solicited by Mir William Walsh, to name price that the Peck Mining Company would take for the one hundred thousand shares of stock cover. ing the incorporated property fthc company. we replied by written proposition that we would sell for the stun of three hundred and fifty thousand dollars in gold coin, the in- coporated property that Is to say 2,400 feet in the Peck and 2, 400 feet in the Occident,
 mining estate of 4,S00 feet, together with the mill, new machinery on the road, mules, donkeys, wagons, office pariphernalia, etc. VIC would walk out anu they could walk in, ana everything went, lock, stock, barrel and Tamrod
 ] The proposition was to be accepted or re- Jected on the lst day of April. and the money paid on the 10th day of April, and SO giving all the time asked, and little more, we offered to Mr. Walsh the most unreserved facilities for examining the mine. for as ccrtainlng the financial condition of the Peek Company, the yield of the mine, the bullion shipped, and such thorough exploration of the mine and assay of its ores as should enable Mr. Walsh and hi, friends to act with Sie, and as far as possible, with unerring Judgment. But ihe jury arc in, the verdict rendered. and lt X no sale, and inlsnuch as have set my face like flint, from first 10 last, against the sale of the property I am little lubilant. and hope the MINER won't scold us as il, did before when We refused to sell thrcc-tiiths of this property for the enormous sum of ninety thousand dollars.
 But no matter for what has been or may be done, l enclose cnnv "' '' u.r. .f assays made by Mr .. behalf of Mr. Walsh and hi, ..a.-s aa.e -..f. their own story, and Sh, .i.-- has got the howel
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 a-. a little surprised that they did not ...Ne q chunk of ore somewhere that would go from ten to twenty thousand dollars ton, as Mrs. Bean has on my desk twenty samples of such orc. and don't believe but what there is some left in the mine.
 In conclusion will simply remark that trust noSody will put on mourning ap- parel because the mine is not sold: with a quartz mill that resembles an old )ffee mill, snd couple of pans that are about equal to a couple of Dutch ovens for amslgamating purposes with an "old settler older than the oldest inhabitant and an iron pot c. catch the leakage, We still manage to ship { forty thousand dollars a month, and to thsnk God that we ha lived 10 behold the daw- ing of the day. If the Peck Mining Co, will let me do as they agreed, and am per mitted to put mill on the mine, we can ship from the lst ef next November, three thous- and dollars day for the succeeding twelve { months. And will bet sl00 suit of clothes with long Tom Butler that VIC can ship five thousand dollars a day in refined bars for twelve months from the first of November next. Very respectfully,
 (. C. BEAN,
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