Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-08-14

it's early workings. Work has ng been suspended on account of litiga- tion, and it is still in the hands of the lawyers. When they get through with It, if there IS anything of the mine left, 1t must necessarily be good enc. Nearly opposite il Is the Webtoot, an other very fne prospect, also paral- yzed by litigation.
 In the same vicinity is the some what noted Copper Top. the property Of the Windsor Mining Company. At the time of our visit the 170tOOI shalt was undergoing repairs, so that we contented ourselves with examining the large quantity of spendid ore on the dump. l found the Superintend- ent, Blr. Frank CzeruowSki, d most pleasant and hospitable gentleman, a., indeed, during my whole stay in camp he endeayored 10 make my visit agree able.
 From the Queen Creek section We made our way to a locality waggishly named Peachville by the boys probably (as Drill correspondent puts i) because of the large quantity Of cans-empty-which once bore that luscious fruit, and which lie in close communion with tue boulders in the guiches This pomologicai To- ca.ity is about a mile southwest of the Silver King mine. Here the Mount View Company have enc of the finest prospects. # sener .i opinion Is co be believed, in tEis stc ion ol the cOunlry-the Last Chance The de yelOpmtui cOnsis's of lS) feel of tun- neling, abi as Liif shows 70 to 3J feet of ore carrying ruby and native eaf) silver-which was told, and could easily believe, averages S200 per ton lt will be seen that the mine is one worthy of the name. This company also own jhe Mount View. St Louis and Silver Cloud. al prospects in the 'Icinly of ihe Last Chance, and all eing developed. D. I, Einore is superintendent Of these as well.
 The last claim visited was the Cedar Tree, Mir Heads own and pet pros Dect, where a good deal of merriment Was created by thai gentlman's face [! Us assurance that the Silver King is au extension -f his c1ain. He forti- ies his position by the fact that the Cedar Tree is plainly iraceaJle for q l-ng distance in dirct line with the King. H. located the claim himself, and the fact that the shaft now beng sunk on the vein shows a constantly W dcning and improving vein shows he l. as shrewd d prospector as he is clever as nn editor. Who knows but tEat the C-der Tree may prove 90 be the Teal King, an! one of the fraternity become one of tha bonanza ielleTS."
 Now, multiply these claims and mines ny g0odly number, and it will be seen that Piuai hls a right to hold her head up among the pTOu !eSt-and will dO 1t, too, before long. did not have time 10 visit more of the mines, but these are sufficient Co prove what is aSsel ted uf the district. Her bullion p'oducis must soon attract attention. There arc at Ire eut within Finals boundaries the following reduc ion works, eItAer butt ur bIildiug: The ul5 Silver King l3stamp cnAcentrGt- ing mill, now being overAauled: the new I0-sAnp Silver King mill now 5e.nr put Up. and tn be worGe.i in connection with ihe liXiviatiDn pro- cess; the four stamp 16' mill. to be ,faried UD agtin next week; the ten stamp mill belonging to Mir. Swayne, now engaged m working The Silver King tailing-. the two -tamp mill be- longing tO Wheeler t Doran. success fully engaged ln working Beicher ore, anl Inc new smelling works for the Bowman mine, now being erected by Graha Cochran S CfOci.er
 For kind attention wbl.e iu camp ! an indebted to almost the entire pop ulItOp but more particularly Judge Van Reymert, of the Drill; Dr. II Ii Davis. oi the Silver King office, and Nir. Frank Czernovski 1 also had the pleasure of meeting Mr George E. Ame., who is trayciiny through the Territory in 'he interest of the UniOA Iron Works (pre>cntt Scott * Co.,, of San Francisco, a very pleasant gentle man. Nr AmeS well represents a house which k making a Very fine showing with the thorough work with which they are iurniShius our mines.
 The subject nearest the iuterett Ot thr traveller are the hotels and corrals. pinai in these respects is fortunate, for her hotels are very much above the average, and a better corral than that of Hall Bros it w0Hld be hard t0 ind Each of the gentlemen Is qua!- fled and willing Co give all necessary information regarding the different routes Iu the vicinity. l..