Arizona silver belt., 1878-10-17
Arizona Silver Belt.
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Developments and General sztnine
 News fer flae Week.

News fer fAae Week.
 lawsuit about a group Of mines in tiie district has taken several Of our people % PhoniN.
 The Irene tunnel is still going ahead The ground is getting loose anu Is asngsioe's without tinibers.
 Haskin's lnin machinery arrived on the 18th. The stamps will soon be pouna'ns on ssNay-up'' ore.
 The incline on the Turk lode is 31 feet desn. The vein is all right though the orc is not IS good aS oa tbe surface
 in tbe lack of milling facilities, only two man are kell4 at work on the General Alien lode There is good ore in sight
 The owners of the Centenis1 mine are drifting from the bottom oi the Oa-Ioot ln- cline. They are sanguine oi success
 The owners of the Brilliant claim, five miles north of McAlilien. have been at work upon it. u has produced some high grade ore
 Two painers are deepening tae shalt on the Independeuce lode. ne.if the Mexican mine. Good ore sas found in the erOpFings oi the vein.
 Expressnlan SaNe aas taken up ? potato rancho Hear tine stIllat Of the Tfna inonn- tains. He has good soil and a supply or water
 ne Ctllthfitfi eftNrttAi LtAttS to rttAA tN'1fA ing well The ore on tiie ioot-Wail 0i fhe vein struck ir t8a lunnci toitis is own i.s to size and richness.
 The vein-laatter in Che bottom Of the shaft in the Mexican ledge Is changing into quartz ore. Depth Is all tilat is necessary to make this q paving nlles
 J. N. Stirling has failed to meet his en- agreements with Buck & tlilyse, in respect % the Julius mine. and Nr. Hayse is now ua0otfafillrr KyifA other partfta~.
 A good development is expected on the Mineral Hiii lode of the lsailelia company. in a tunnel tbat is running for lt. The hap- py Jack and Lost Cause nnrs are Yielding nae ore.
 Work has been resumed on the Aetamora shaft. h is l0S feet deep. and aftrr balng ssraightened 1t wili be opened Co water ar paying ore. The vein is well defined, seseia feet Wlae.
 Work on the ChroHlo incline has ceased. and an increased force will be put on the tunnel until the vein, now very hear. ls reaehed 4 good s.slrike7 Is eNpeeted af an early date
 Mr v. P. Milles, formerly of Castle Dome. is here from San Francisco to look go she Buckeye mine. It k said that if he is pleased with its appearance the company win build anlil.
 Nick Palaer and z. 4. Milner have been out on an extended prospecting trip Co the eastward They fonud uothing Of import ance. and did n0f see any mineral country equal to Globe district
 Some parties who have ore lying at the Miami mill unwOrked complain that It has heen fingered over and it's richest specimens taken away. TllieyiIlg lndIass should be excluded from the nlila-
 Judgment lly default was rendered in three attachment sgits, in Justice Swasey's court, on the I4th inst. against the Miami Mining Company in favor of l.. J. Webster The several sums sued for aggregated S5Sa
 The Silver Queen shaft is Sl feet deep. The rock is hard, and resembles, T IS thought. that next to the vein in the stone vyall Jackson mine. The dispute as to tltle has been settled by the purchase oi d. Mhaleis interest
 Mir. II. G. Bixby and Prof. l.. 5. Caldwell are in San Francisco, on the way to this place They ara expected here aheut the beginning of the coming mOnth, when it IS exoected the Haskin Elill Will be ready to 20 into operation
 The Iessees of the Silver Belle claim lthe old Kentuckl have quit work, discouraged. and talk of throwing up the lease The l0l foot tunnel they opened did not derelope having ore. and their interest in the prop erty will moi warrant deeper works.
 The rich veins on che northwestern edge of the mineral belt have attracted pfOspeet-
  at the spring beyond the Mexican rslAiile- Several fair prospects have been located, but no important discovery has been made
 Dr. Sanders istrying 10 arrange matters se that he may start the Aian4i mil again II inc Doctor could secure entire contfQi, Ns have no doubt he would soon glfe such sal isfaction to tlle as weuld lead 70 ,.ia Il' getting all tn Ell eoul9 cIus,l- 1it' charges, Eo require l0 pc eoh gidaf-qbtE moo itlEf4.
 Mfr. ". II. DuTyea proposes to start ul fine Durvea mill. provided his San krancisc' snDDorters concur. He will put milling -ates down to S25 per ten for slOJ ore iit NcMiilen Company and numerous miner will aid hira in his effo. tS to keep the mill n steady work. It's capacity by the additi0l of a settler will be about live tons per 7 hours.
 ii is reported that he Cox & Coplin ore s>5o fine. which Abe Batenlan bought lyhei he was here, was represented m san frl cisco as the product of a mine m souLiiet Arizona. If tue report ls true, dr. t5'ilelli;i must know she r.iscal who was guilty oi tn fraud. aud it is lis duty to expose hmi Q faiing his doing 90, be will hiin,eu be rt ,rar.Ied as a fit candidate for membership ! the Sazerac Lying Club.
 A brother to W s, Chapman. of San Erai ciSco. Sho spent laSJ winter at the Milan r,s,i has gof himself into a false poSitlOi lie -UDA-.iil tteAtA 1- % tt---i, --- -- Inc pris e, and got 8 dcei- faiilg to lne' his noie, the transaction was eaileeiea Q consent of the parties, and the r9fe glfent 10 him The deed 9y sezae oversight " not returned by Ghapman. and now th' other parties haye got the property, son person produces the deed and ciaiis iiaif the ground
 We learn that Capt. Roots has conditie ally purchased the Mccormick iiine, aKd q tends t0 place the preperty in New orlean The Capfain is going tiere, and will sie a s.ut about 60 days. From the following. Dil ba seen syhat kind Of ore the McCoflnis nrotitlces Assas No. l. Ssoz 4ss No. sl5S 60: No. 3, Sl6l 2O; No. I, S5l 70 ~
 S2 s6S co No. G. S63l %: No- 2. Sl96 :; A
 Ss 17e fS. No+3, Sl16. Besides silyg most Of the ore carries from Slo Co 800 ? in gold.
 Cox & CopIin Intend to put down 3 sha on the Pacific lo0e-the nam Fein 70 the group of mines- He fery .ll ore eNtraet hitherto has come from spurs or Ice are, of the large ledge. ft Hili De the latte or coursc, tllat will make the mlne, lhu iieh te get dosFa on 1t, say I0g feel, is q 1nsttL of the first iHporiance. The ore coin' from she 40 and 50-foot sliaits on tlle sPu veins is still Of goo3 quality and the qua tItv ;s 1nereasine Two small iofs oi Wllat eailed second and Eiiifd class ore rom tho mines are being sNelted under the care Mir E. O. Kennedy. at tile neNisat tttisiss s the loVser end of town. Iile Salnp oi Y
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