Arizona silver belt., 1880-12-18
QLoRR DISTRICT.
M1nEnr News.

Ae- " ttsAt '- A- ft4AA HN-A-sstAAA tArtl i ghen we described ,his mine n former issue, wc spoke of two very large veins s that were crossesi by the tunnel. The first oae, 20 feet ihisk, has been opened iu 5 new place. and ruby silver is found ia il Bin Hope has made three assays with
 the following result: s5ss 5o9 and i6s ounces
 Jack MeGowan is no longer Foreman at the Centennial mine.
 TIE RoAa xlNn.
 We announced a few weeks ago that an
 important sts1ke bad been made at Pinto
 Greek. Tbis week sre are enabled to give some particulars Two years ago, it will 1 be remembered by tlle old settlers, quite
 furore was created in Glole, by thc an. In0uncemcnt made hT a man named Dunn,
 of wonderful gold float found sl Pinto
 Greek and he backed up bis statement by the production of some of tbe float The
 writer of this article made assays from il,
 one of which went $28.000 in gold, and
 over S1000 in silver. The country was
 se4rchea for tbe ledge from which t came but 1t could not be found, and SO
 two years passed away, with occasional
 hunts for tbe ledge by tue best proepect-
 ors in the District. one of whom had act
 ually cut through t and shrown out orcl
 in which tbe gold was visible. A few
 days ago. John Reiss, sfe owner Of the property, was sinking 8 shafl on a vein of galena that crops pp in 1t, when bic atlsn
 lion was called 4o some ore which was be- ing taken from 8 cnt ten feet distant A close examination aiscioscd d perfect pct work of wire gold covering tue entire mass. A ton of the ore was worked in an arFaslFa. and yielded 5S ozs. and a5 dwi An examination of the tailings by Fred.
 MedleT, showed $500. and at least s4C0 worth of specimens were given away. Longitndinally thro1gh the location runs a strong vein of carbonate ore. Al Inc northeast end. numerous snan veins are found. ono Of which is galena, and this runs exactly for the place from which Fhe gold Is taken. Altogether it is 8 strange property, and q valuable one.
 The Mining Hseors desires information for one of jis susscrihers, about the sland- ] ing of the Globe City MiIi and Mining Company. The company was originally I called sbe Isabella, and owned what [ vas known as tue Isubella group of mines, giz: The Happy Jack, Hard Times Lost Cause, Mineral Hill, Isabella, Sunset. Cross-out and Surplus. and tbe five stamp mill which is situated on Pinal Greek. The min Is good, and eompara- lively new, and fitted lsh all the appur- tenances for the success fuI hsndiing of the ores of tAn district. It ls now running lon cenis izl orc. ans works t up to s .per cent sad sometimes higher.
 Tbe Alice mine is nee purchase, and upon Us consu1Diaation. the name of the company WAS changed to that which beads this article. The richness and value of lhis mine Is unq1estioncd. aud sufficient in itself to give he company standing It is nos being worked now but as near as wc can learn, operations will soon be Some of the other mines have produced very rich ore, notably the Isabella and Happy Jack. but tbey have1 been lndly handled. and need tbe expen- allure of considerable money to make them productive. The company bas no indebtedness that we know of in Globe, and stands well in the estimation of the people. Tbe stock so far as we can ascer- tain fs not in the market
 Geo Scott brought us some specimens of ore from the Pioneer. and 70 mines in District Work is progressing on both properties with satisfactory results. The specimens brought us were beautiful and rich.
 There are 90 men employed on tho Gen. lenuial mine, and the ore dumps are near ly as llrge as the mill that erushes them.
 Sixteen men ore at work for Thornton $ Co. pn the California mine. This conl- pany is building q road from. their mine Lo connect with tbe Isabella road. This shortens thc distance 10 McMiien a great deal, and it is not fair deal for tbe pub lie to allow them to do it at fheir own ex- Dense
 lsadaIe Mountain District.
 Whsn c. E Buck was in this District, be locilted two claims, one tho Tairmoun.. Ihe olher ibe Barron. He brought an average Of the croppings. which. assayed by Charley Hayse. his partner, gave a re- ,ult of s70 in silver and sS0 in gold. The edge ls large.
 Schneider and Neiman had some Sad He Mountain ore worked at the Mexican nil, which went so2 in silver and s10 in goid. This was from croppings. They rave sunk on the ledge. since, go feet. and Jet sss0 ore
 We are informed that the Lookout mine t Saddle Mountain is bonded for S60,000
 Tbe Anderson boys are down 70 feet on heir claim the Golden Eagle. following be fool wall of the ledge, and wlH com hence to cross cut af once. They claim Q have q large body of good ore.
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