Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-11-27
GooD NEWS
From Various Mining Camps-Pros- peeting and Production - l.isbe, Rapidly Becoming City-uarsbav and Temporal GuIch

"- D'S1-C dl4 lu tue Santa
 Riias
 The Copper Q1een mine at Bisbe,
 Is misnHmed. Instead If beng a mine
 Il is d quarry. T development con
 Ni>ts of cut into the hiil on which
 The mlue k located. This cut is ca
 feet wide, 60 feet into tine hill. aud
 the lace of it is 0u feet hirh. Th.
 astounding quantit, of ore in sigh
 may better be realized when the fact n,
 taken into consideration that this cu;
 lN acro->, not lcngjhwisc, of the vein.
 Blasts throw from lhe face of the cu
 immense quantities of ore. which i,
 br ken up and sent down tine chute (" the furnace, there beng no waste tn peak of. The furnace continue n Fo"d work, turning out 200 pound- of copper bullion every charge ,'' three charge being made per hour. The capacity Of the furnace Is 40 tons ol .re daily, but only 80 to 35 are run usually. The copper product, as be- fore stated in ihe CITIZEN, IS from g5 10 9S fine, m unprecedented degree for copper mine. The ore ~ow be- ing orked averages g per cent. in copper.
 The lode upon which the Coppei Qneen rules in her royal s?lendor i~ destined To be wurld-famous, and tha at no late day. Distributed over au area of three miles in length an bout two and half in width are some 24 copper claims, r1ore or less
 developed, and all showing unmisiak- able signs of the presence of large bodies of rich ore. There is water enough for present purposes, and on The Flat, mile from the shelter, 80 well E being >u"k for a larc,-r supply. Nijh a vIew 10 the erection of more extensive works. T. is alsn rumorpd that a 9O-lon >mcltcr will he crecte near S!augh .er's ranch, about l5 mile> distant.
 Among the rich claims visited by MT. Cam bell at Bi-bee is The New York, owned by Judge Duncan and Il is on the same ledge with the Quren, few claims distant, ani is a most remarkable lrospec,. Three shafts have been sunk eqnidIsiant ,1jO feeD from each other, forming a triangle These shafts are 5), 2j and l5 feet deeF, and they all show ore exactly similar to that in the Queen.
 Another is the DIsowned, the prop eriy Of Jas. W. Oates. of Tucson. and others. Il lies about a mile and a. quarter from the Que"n, and has three distinct ant prominent ledges traver-- ng the CD ire length of The claim and he croppiugs of each being from 1Otu 20 feet in width. The cap-rock is ron, but whenever it is penetrated, It any point on the claim, copper ore $ revealed which by actual assay hows from 30 to 70 per cent. in cop per, with an average If $50 in silver. This is thought by many 10 be more ! than even Her Mujesy her elf.
 The Holbrook is owned by J'e 1 lus-ell and others. Itis an extension !. f the Queen, and has three shafts 20 . Jet deep, to connect which drifting a- ben commenced, all the workings . 'eing in high-grade copp.r ore.
 There can be no shadow of a doubt f lhe permanency of BIsbee as a min ng camp, and it i- having a workable oom. There are now fully 300 peo- le in The camp. Fifteen or twenty ,ooden and four adobe buildings are eing erected. and there are four res turants, four stOies, two butchering astitu,es. and the usual number of aloons in full blast. Strange Co say, here Is no l"dging-house as vel, and ,rangers who have no friends or ac- in town have to do some ,ll skirmishing for place 10 lay he head when the shades of night fall ,isbce is singularly quiet for a new inning camp, which state of affairs Is undoubtedly due to the stern justice ispensed Joy Judge Duncan.
 From Bisbee Mr. Campbell visited Iarshaw, which place lie describes $ a trifie dull at present, but with 'he 1 est prospects 1t has ever had for reat future.
 In coming to Tucson NIT. Campbell ! ropped Tn at lbe head Of Temporal l mich. where he found ihe boys hald work at the five prospects which bound there.
 The Silver Queen, belonging 10 .bomas Hughes and NIT Lyons, Is moving beautiful wite silver al the ! ertb of 25 f-et, and he shalt will be ,nt down D further.
 Nr. A. M. Bragg's claim was visit i inc bottom of the l5-foot shat' . 1owing cIght feel of good galen, ore nd no hanging wall in sight Work .il be r, sumed shortly.
 Nessrs. Reppy, Williams and oih- F. have iusi had shaft sunk 30 iret n their Silver Bullion, which showed ! '.bt inches of chlorides at the sur ,@e bs, wIdened io three feet and alf af the b itom of the shaft.
 The Emma shaft, belonging to Iesers. Williams, Hughes and oihtrS, , down % feet, showing four feet oI blorldes at the bottom. They are ill sinking on it.
 NIr. c mpbell has himself interest
 s.-., ctai,ps here. Oh which WOrk ls