Arizona silver belt., 1879-04-25
GLOBE DISTRACT.
mIalng Newa.

group, is now down one hundred an,
 four feet with the indications fg
 finding T paying mine constantly iIn
 proving.
 Work upen the Saranac mine th, past ten days has given the sdperin.
 tenIent in charge proof that Eh'
 owners of the nine, Tho are living
 in California, will eventually rejoice
 that they made the purchase anl
 want more
 Bro. Newland is doing soEe as- sessment work on the Lady ElgiS
 mine and some of the ore looks well.
 This mine is among the early loea-
 sions of this district and should be opened up.
 Work has been commenced on the Mexican mine with view of sup plying the Miami mill with ore during the time the contemplated purchas- CTS of the mine desire testing tue quality of the ore.
 We learn from Nick Palmer that there are several tons of good ore on the Mccormick dump, which, he sup eosed, would go at least two hundred dollars to the ton.
 The Central mine, owned by Sim mons and Clark, is showing well. Tke main lode opens up s feet be- tween walls and bears metal the en- tire width of leige
 The work on the Newton nine is steadily progressing, and with very satisfactory results. The working shaft is now If feet deep.
 The Bohemia shaft is now down 10 feet and the indications are that good body of ore wll soon be reached The spar from this mine shows native silver.
 Work is being pushed on the h. dependence, developing good ore in the east drift.
 Mr. Brewster IS working on ais claim in the neighborhood of the Cox and COplin, and is very much ea- couraged with bis prospects.
 More activity IS being iisplayel in the vicinity of the Mexican nine chan ever before, aad good results are anticipated by every one inter i ested there.
 Dr. Bid,lIe, Superintendent of the ! mill at the Wheathelds. informed us that t will be put in Oneration next week, with quantity of ore on hand 1 10 make a thorough test. The Doe | tor starts to California to-day.
 The Centralia mine, discovered md located about three weeks ago, ,7 Beard, Salter and Lieurance Bros, Is a promising prospect, snd he three weeks developments give lattcring results. Assays run from 21l ounces to 2, ,496 ounces. In ten lifereut places on the surface riea ne has bees foun,l, and upon being opened show large bodies About 5 tons of ore that will average 800 l, ,unces have been taken out, besides eyeral tons of second class that will -ield a good profit. ,DIToR SILVER BELT:
 The gold ledges situated eight niles from Globe and two miles from he Miami mill, will shortly attr. he notice of the minlng pualic. T hines are in granite, well de6n nd present many indications of D ,aneney. The walls are smoo nd have . talos gouge-so far ave examined. The average wh f ore is aOout three feet, ma owever, being much wider. < old is visible on the dumps. aality of ore extracted is one b red per cent. richer than was old mines oe Gnpia Co.,. Co lo, at like development, l hay .dueei ores in she latter nai lace for many years l feel I ot mistaken. if situated in her counIy than thls these min ould sell for large sums, and md ec stamps would be in mo, fore tae close of the present yo owevcr, with the rapid advanc, c railroad the unprecedented wr
 this district cannot remain E. O. K