The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-01-11
MINES AND MINING.
TURKEY GREEK.

q The little Masterson mill, in Turkey Greek
 which has been in operation about thirt, days, has yielded considerable bullion an, already has telling effect with miners ans others in that section. Several tons of or from the Goodwin have been reduced D, this complete little master of the rebellion ores besides custom work for various partie who own rich mines in the immediate yicin ity of the mill.
 That from the "Trinity" owned py Mir Hamilton, we hear spoken of in the highes terms, the yield being in excess of tn, most saBgnine hopes of the owner.
 The Black Warrior Company, who have on their dump pile, many thousand dollars worth of ore ready for the pack trnain and stamps, are negotiating with Mr. Masterson for the working of their ore, which will probably soon be consumated and the re- duction of the precious chlorides soon com menced.
 Ed. Goblin and Jim Nee, who recently purchased from MT. Lane his mine on Battle Flat, have taken out several thousand dol lars worth of ore from the shaft they have sunk, and it is their opinion that they have in their purchase an unexpected bonanza. They also expect to have their ore worked at the Masterson mill.
 Holmes, from his lead continues to find plenty of rich chlordes that average 5000 to $700 per ton, and will place the same at at the mill yard to be reduced. Thus it will be seen at glance that this Turkey Cleek enterprise is likely to have all it can do, and possibly will be compelled to add more stamps as the yield of ore is liable to prove too great, with the opening of other mines, for its capacity.
 TIPToP.
 This new district which is i'll named Humbug, is just booming. Miners are busy on every hill top and in every ravine for miles throughout the district, taking out huge quantities of high grade ores. Lum- Der is being hauled from Prescott for the purpose of erecting the new mill, the ma- chinery for which has partly been hauled on the ground, where it will soon be erected, and the people who have ores to be reduced will be able to realize on them either by working them at the mill, or selling to the company owning the works.
 THE PECK.
 This company have settled their business matters amicably, and theIr new ten-stamp mill, which is completed, will soon be start ed up. They have been compelled, hereto fore, to pack their ore thirty-fve miles over a rough trail to their Aztlan mill for rednc- ton. Now this expensive, tedious task will be done away with, and the ore reduced di- rectly at the mine, and instead of the mine yielding only forty thousand dollars per month, it is believed that one hundred thou sand will be produced every thirty days without exertion or trouble.
 BRADSHAW.
 The Tiger has been receiving a thoroug ,verhauling in the way of running tunnels, making cuts and sinking shafts, all of which develop ore and satisfy the minds of | he owners in their former convictions, which were that the Old Tiger" is King Boss. In the district many are the projects md plans that are being carried out, and all | without single exception prove satisfactory. With plenty of snow in the mountains to make water for the running of the various luartz mills, and the great amount of rich 'res in sight and being taken out daily, the mining outlook is certainly flattering and lever half so bright as at present. The anne can be said of the whole territory, and B not confined solely to Yavapai county. Capitalists from abroad are continually com ng to aid, and are willing to assist in mal1- ng developments which are much needed, md general thing thoy vroloomod y the hardy prospector who cannot afford o turn them off with frown.