Arizona silver belt., 1880-05-29
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 Assays of Lea ore show S23f silver ane ss5a gold.
 S2iy ioaeaad pounds of machinery was unloaaisd at the sHe ef tlie Irene mill tbis week
 lHr Chamberlain has resumed work on hi profefsY. atoaeaail No ne may islok fui goasl results fro.n ilis work
 Last week wa were shown though tde AIcei9mick mine, Ag tAe Superintendent, 1Ir. J. Mansasla ani fodad that under 1 Lis charge Ehe wors i progressing finely l The nain sh if is davoi now over 3is feet alsd < is tbe intention of tbe companv to aipis 2o0 laare, eros, cu.s will be driven at various levels c iap tle ledge which dips to the northeast Dfiits each way. as he dc9ib os 250 feet were run, 100 feet each, the one to $. norh cutting aa ore 5ady IS feel or nloFe n width, that will arerage s45 per ten, bat the ground is go bToscn here that the company have deeid- ea Je siuk io | soad iofn4ien With tae
 ev aserance of the company and sle flat teaing rrosp poets alsasa, they aIe sure to reap tae reward tAesf fso richly deserve
 TAe Lesington- t1e property of r. B. Miller Ben. P.sscoe aad Ignseio Cslnp aell has q widsl of saFee feet of ore ex. eseaiRg rich ia cliorid, black sulpbU. ret. sfrf.3 cts~7ss safitrss tti l,rar
 Mining ia all diaFiess adiaceutt Globe ] is beiag vigorously pFosecaled-
 B. Pascoe has inf@madon from Ina Vail Richmond Bali, aha5 he is sackine ore from tiseir mine FAe MaeengS, worth aee Q six dollars per poand
 Iickeusou < Wright have bonded the Bobtaii, Jennie Lind Blue Lead. Nellie Warner, Crown Point, Helena and Eeiipse. III i1 Lost Gaiei, @ Parker & Jones for 12,8s9 for sixg days
 Ar- keeieF has shown us most beap6- sei coilscian of 9ie q 5m the Shakespeare and GaaSer mines owned by Keeler Read and others. Ihe veins sre strong. The Quaker is ten feet wide showing at .he dsptii of ten feet vs.ere the vei0 is cut ] pay streak ol from five b six fle eairg-ing both gold and silver, which col .eetjfels averages abou S19 per ton. The Shakespeare is also a large vein. Showing n average cropping from th1ee o eight feet wide Aishia he boundary of the alaigl aTe tbTee converting paralil3 veins D close proximity and so near 10 each other shat t is fair to presume tiiey win ]ecoms one lead at no great disarce from he surface. The eeaaal croppins.ha not 'een prospectcd. The ezeeior veins as ay from 70 70 859 ozs. in silver We IT. srl tiiese prgspects as most promising, aaai, f noi superior. to any in tie eamp. Lost suleA is destined 10 become tle eeter of gold laiains operations, not seek Eiasscs but ha properties located in bat belt change band tllis week we have ? record the sale of three more proper es belonging 10 Mr. Jewel, Denhardt and t--- -At.tt. 'AtA Ati tii- 4IAlfItli- te neigh5ofhood of the mother vein on .hioh the Yellow Meial, Golden Gate ad other big mines are located. Mr A. c. Webse has aI reason to be eli satisfied with late Silver mine aTcbases. one Of 1aem appears 10 Be rning ouf 9 bonanza. 2
 ga The news from Inc Silver Nugget is 'ry encouraging. the rich ore bodies 7 7 owing in width as depth is attained lso the Mack Monisviss refaining it's 2 'od name for richness end quan of 2, we predict heavy bullioa shipments om that quarter. Levels ard drifts on the Golden Eagle te 2 pushed witb all tbat vigor which can fe Y be inspired by such an outlook IS p 2 S9idtn Eagle offers 9-day P { eQntiact has been les for sinking an ol 3itional afysix feet oa the Tsifare, bl iich F-ill put ihe sliaEt down one hun s. sd and fifty feet oi