The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
TIE NATURAL WEALTH OF AnIzox

General Fremont. Governor of Arizona, reeeItly in NsA York a5a i,oa in W .shing ioI on business for Ii.e Territory, na. Ia ...e
 a special report to Ihe S-cretDy of the ia
 ter4or oh Inc T., source. Oi Iha- res on, w,nel lias u .c mtn l1 interest aad v..lue- Amra z the eienIeh ot iatent WeAiIn l,.ssess, u by
 lhe county, be Hlenti"Es Iimber d ca.
 in si'un""nC,, ana a sutiicie..cy or ;rab.e
 su face tO .urp ' hs .minhg oOilm-n.tes
 wItn ovefy y4r.e. Oi farnsIrOauce. Farther
 lnDre, tt- cApaOi.Iue- of hum-T"us vaile- ;, isvura.Ily situated ss L., cnma.e and w.ier ,p '. eSI b: re.ied up,n Ia ume Ter d
 large pr0duct of semi-ir p.cal anu uihci
 Irusts Tor export. Ah e.r.y and rXIe.s.ye 1c e. pHen., sumu ated gta,Iy ~ thc com I.etlOd oi several ial."dy cnle grlse, already projected, Is conf .en y 10 ked Tor Dy inl Lx--uliye % Pa,nn.der
 GcLeFa, Fem nt natural enargcs mos7, how yer, up"n tne chef Industry Q. .ho emD.yJ Ssate-iiiat ''up.n Wi,c.,, iIi fac |,
 ,h- fer.ltury dcpcHds IT Va uc'-.he ue ye.opnient of IIs mI.rga Aeali. iIe UhaAs | p.e-cmInenliy a iniHcrai fest'n, nd C .l4n.e uf sustaining a < eat m.Iit < r ,lil-
 .atIuH. SIiv Is tiIe ,h rscterstlr, "td T. found in numerou, e..s and ,as Us rou-; it. . ea,tein iinr, la c,m"In lion ~I,u go d, cop per, lad aAd other metals. A oeiI .s f1.H Hn4u ln the MInerl Park dtstr!cG in M,nlr; Couniy or ueariy Oie hua"red miles ,n ieng,n, ga iyInS between poiph.ry waus .. miie ana haif breadth Uf ..r uucti1e uIe ln tier. wh.ch Is IHJefspc.ceu wth ve,n-, pii.tIpaiiy chsOridos O. sliser In se a., s.ld to Oe very rich. reaching several huI- H.. Fftss L.
 erE extremity "veins have ne.l up, nyu which gIye premise ot gr ater r.ch-es, I,, god and sIsver hItnelrO uisc1ycrea.' 'Hary .ncia ie Ih. already famDus foniD- Doe" a single one "I hose io.ati1-. hss <>,:.5JJO OJU wonu of uIe n sgIt sccortia io tn, e,ti- mate Cf tne a,e GeHDc 1t of I..dia4a . Two "i lhe central d.S'iJvls have aste lhtG twenty ilse hudur'd D.In ug i-c.t 0 $, from s"ine Oi which laig<s guaut.Ies .l ihe ha. sl ore ever known 70 have 1een taken, Us -;!y Z in silver teh tr, twenly IhJusaIu d0liaIs ,ci ! toa- h the. south, rn, nuIlhwesi Had west SFh pOrto.I Ui the Territory. d .sc0Se. les uI eAlrabi'.iaaTy riGhne-s In lsOid aud silver have asD |, en made. In the reAlun iasi naiEed, NJ Mlhave and Yuma cOun Irs, led cs oI on exieII sI lar unkns.wu, and from ten tO three huadrcI feet wade, have bceH iouad, with nutCrops at pOlnts trsm Que huadiei tO three nIudreu feel, and carry
 .n2 res pr5ducinS $l,UOJ tO $I,9OJ pr ton. God ie found ytrOI-Iy In vrIns .nI r ace.s tIroCgh Ut The territory, win rich copp,r ores c.InyIng asO gold and sliy r.; a .d tha Je.rit ", lake Missouri aud UtaI. nas Is iTOl mOuDta n. The comt tiaTativc rotation of ThiS rr- ID, the iaeA q trans portatioa facilities, and the c'hsrqlen
 ietrth of popuia,Ina and money, nave Induced pecuiiar mrthOd f opera uL tiic mne'. "ln AriZont' says tha Ge.er.,i, "are found the only instances wIThia my know. edge where th-ee "r four workmen together, without muncy or outside aid, have manageu ,0 develop veins ilto r. gu
 lar silver miaes, which have hli ready yIe.Ged several hIddiei ta ,usaai d ,l.acs
 Min promise Of s,Ii gr...ter success. By q m"deraIe Use of money m aiding th knd of industry II woud open out a prI,pee. for employment "f large Class wL0 nave Dcen suffer ug from wint of i,.'
 The publlCiIiOI uT the wd .ir of c tvern ir F,emonts iepurt In D rnles iO,m, wuu, u sscmInaie valuable .n,uIm ,tioa ia r,gtru, lo a z cal tra,t i thu n,IiuuaI d ,m ,I.Ia y"t tOp .ittle Known, and uud' u1ie,ii~ lead
 (" an inmease influx Of population anu capital, and tn; rdr.y aGm.s-ion of Arizuna
 Is d S.ate.-Cieyeiahd Leader.