Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-10
Arizona Silver Belt.
GLOBE E1IsTRIST.
Developments ana Ssenezal sinanE
 News for the Keeh.

The night shift on the Silver queen min'
 has been discontinued.
 The Silver Belle tunnel is in more than 1O'
 feet. but no lode is m sigiEt as yet
 six men are at work oD the Mexican
 iedge. The incline h SO feet deep, and th, sulphuret 0re-is coming In.
 Dave Beartlslev has completed 8 buggy road from the Ceaano mine to the Bremen gtade from this place Go McAlilien.
 Campbell < H4stiridger are at work ca th, Helen 1nSne. II Is $ siisist. rich vein which pays well for the labor spent upon it.
 owing to the shutting down of the Miami mill, work will probably cease on the Ram. boz lode. some g0ou ore was struck last week.
 V. A. Holmes asserts that one blast threw out ao0 pounds of S2. GOO ore the otherday in bis Ready mine. lt is well 10 be ready for big yhings
 \ nnlI-crashing of five and a quarter tons of second class ore frOni tue kcSclie mine produced l34 quueeS. from prg MogiR by assay oseE Si ie per ton.
 Mr. Dliryea, of San Francisco, is here, looking afssr .the mill Tilfsh bears his-Halne. 1T tae nlSsl were ia oreeF aud ssl.u faY0rabic locality it might be rannIng prontably.
 A tunnel has been saTled for the Irene lode. and iS now in some fifteen ltUt, *ai a COST of Sl 70 per foot by days work. 4 good-Htslr s.3s likely to hesistoiaPed here. :
 The Fl -CSlitan mine is prospecting 'iife From an OpaRillg 70 feet aeep ore assayiiig from sSs9 10 S2,Oo4 has been taken. he vein irols which lA1s ore was taken is 70 inches wide.
 Ii is said that heb,, one 5f.tAe former owners ol the Imperial mIlle. now owned by the A:4sQp brashers. has. made j,lts .Fsise out Of G0ElstOck stocks. Those who know him saF tke fortunate fellow will take care oI hls Ingney.
 Good ereis still haine exsfacted troIh the westerly half 5f tAe kici6A0nd aasia z he -i4st shipment milied assaycd Sls0 70 the tom. In any other district this would be eOnsid- cred hue ore. but the owners thought it shonid haFeFielded more.
 Ar. Aaron Mason vas Qyer recrntlS from The silver Hing iniife, and sci two lneti at work on the Imperial iode- The intention is to sink au incline Qn SAe vein where it was cut sometime ago ili q tunnel. N e ar6 glad that this slep has been taken, as tue property when developed is sure 70 prove valuable one
 Az attachment fer upwards of S6,000 has been plagsla ou zins Miami llli N and mine Rasi work of al kinds has eeased. The debt was incurred some time ago by the purchase of goods at Mr. Townsend's store. The mall has been idle iora week or tS0 for want of salt. The mine of, late has. beep welding rlle ore assaySef over sa, lst0 belllgQ sained.
 At the depth of from 40 to .68 feet, the Cox q Coplin mines are .yie3lfIlg ore a1 wonder ful richness. 9be hislieSt tTsldes iasrth lnsny thousands Of dollars to the ton, is from JyO t0 four inches thick. Alongside of this {s found good milling ore, worth S400 t0 S3Qo per ton. Six tons of the latter Was sent last week Co the Miami nlil and is lying there now unHOrked.
 The Chromo incline followed a vein of ore with au easteriy pitch of 45 degrees for over 70 feet. At tae bottom g wall was found E0sng down quite steep, and it is now be- lieyed that thai YFiH ptOye to be tie l0o1-a mining men, it ought to be stated, is thatfhe Imperial, Chroln0 and sherman are on the same great nSsITe vein As the stOnewah Jackson, though they arc i've miles t0 tlle southwest of that celebrSIed mine. N
 A mining man who was here recently from ] San Francisco, went three times in company Witk 9 resident Of the district hDping to get dent was absent, he at last bTibcd a work man who Vas left m charge, and SO got in. 2 Be also offered the workman S2 5G for Q specimen Of ore he saw in cabin near by. and to steal it was tbe next thing flat had to be done t0 satisfy his wants. Some of these 1 san fFaneiscans are not very high in morals, but the specimen ne allU0e 70 vas m hls ac- tions about as loE-down as any scrub We hare heard of in 2 good while.
 The connection between the Buckeye tuu- ] nel and shaft will, it is thought, be made this ] week The work, if is said, has heen done 4 without q surrey, bat good guessing by ham nler sounds may make fhe dEFfts meet on a level Ehe Company has erected a boarGing house some distance west of the mine, where there is a supply of water. When work is EesluHed in the bottoa shaft, it viii be ! B WIss fling to let fssiE0Es see the l lode. If they are excluded tley are sure 10 ! say that the vein is too poor to stand inspec- l lOn. if, as has been reported, there are D feet Of S75 ore. the mine is good enough to | be seen bg any one.