The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Interesting Mining Notes.
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BED ROCS. Jan. 23. lSs1-
 ED. MINER:-In your issue of JaUu4rF 21 you say that the Poland mine was sold for s20, 900. This IS mistake The price paid for the Mesa and Poland mines ,yss S3J, 900. The manigulators were M E. C0i- Iins and Prof. Sawyer, and tie property sold to Chicago capitalists. Mr. S'nkes, who examined the mines, is expected here so5a, and mill will be erected, men Eut iJ aoIk snd things wilt boom,
 Mr. Van Name, who has sawmiil On tLc creek and has been supplying this camp and Ph9nix, has attached five stamp, to hie e1- zine which have been running Tor ;hs is:t week, aud from the appearances of ihe cop per plates, which saw ycstgrday, the l.r- tuuate owner will be able To invest largely
 in government bonds.
 Coming down from Van Names mi,i } met Prof. Moore, nf Chicago, who was s-uf out here in the interest of Chicago men to examine tle Clifton mjnc, owned bY Die Michel and Devore. Mir Moore las taken the mine Mr Geo. E. Shoemaker wh1 k acting as agent, returned ycst2ri1y fram Prescott where he paid over tue moaey uua took the deeds.
 We next come to the Lasuua Nin;r2 Comrauy's works where they have tasei ont the water from Big Bug creek. and car ried il some two miles on east side 0f fha creek and are preparing for pipes an,j bose which are expected sOoE, when they wi! commence to hydraulic the o.d Bg Bug placer diggings. There is a large amourt of ground yet that will pay hand>ome,y fur working. Coi, Boggle, who Is in charge. assisted by Gov. Miner, expects sonu tn sat isfy lis Ohio friends, who have assisted .rim in thc enterprise, that "The gold cf this land is gnod."
 We next come to q beautiful little cus- tagc on the sOuthsidc of the creek. WEeFc ao old Hassayampcr by the name of John Rees and George E. Shoemaker and Prof, Moure hold out. They have aa assay office pre- sided over hy the Professor who has had tAe furnace continuously running for thc !a>J week. testing ore for the miners and pro spectors. Crossing ihe creek We come t0 keraney's frleud John, who keeps "aas'to clossc and purity plenty kiooke' i.r jae boys last spoken of.
 Then VIC come tO our posioiiicc at Bed 1 Rock, where Mir \. C. Steadnau receives the mali as it Is brought bY express oyer t5le new route which our Delegate iA Coa-:e-s has had established through B;- bty yia i Lynx creek. bat has furnished no iraaspor- tntinn. John C. you had beJtsr look this think up, for there will be l,009 yo;ss Cast ! in Big Bug for the next man il,at gIe> D. Washington.
 ] Looking across thc street from the p7s;- office niv eyes behold a benu,Ii' little boH-c i and the smiling countcnaHce Ui Abt. hltwe. who :s ever ready to take you hy tiie land and ''sclls you one sheep pair oi overall, t1? six bits, D. brown sugar and coffee satsper than any man what sells goods oa the Pt- citic coast, and pays you mere monish for your dust than it will assa9 ia the latnt at San Francisco, thereby saving al ;raa.p7r' tat!on of goois. 0r paying iw0 per crut e,- pre,sa2e on your god" Looking from liga store To the o:i Hitchcock place, ltpW ""u- ed by Mir. S. F.. Miner, where yoU WI!i fud everything to eat, from a clam ch"N'.c. "a por,erhouse steak. By the way forget lJ mention the o.d-timer, Dennis Miller, who, in the language of old Jim Lane, has tough, b!cd and died for the Territory of Ar'Ip7# and Big Bug generally, Ill through Ste dark and blondy days of bullets, aGrov;> and lanccs of fhc savage Ap.chcs. EcnE!- is Euliding q fine bTawns;Ouc front aE h!- old place, where he is aIs, glad ,o fake @a old-lmer in and give him glass of m:lE or sell tender foot quarter Of beet. og stable Ii, horse. wlil write agt'1 when the boom commences.
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