Arizona weekly citizen., 1880-12-25

IUCsoN, December 23.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Haring rgtamct from trip through the santa Rits mountains, l beneve it will be Co ,he interest oI our mining community 10 know what Old Baldy bears m hi, lap, hiding his face, like sweet maiden beneath her bridal veil. for the honest heart and strong arm ,o toll for the riches which are plainly shown in the following mines, being a few or the many which l saw whiic there:
 The Goldtree mine has 50- foot shaft and about l20 tons of ore on the dump, winch shows mostly sohd metal, chloride and galena.
 The GambrInus and Georgia mines are developed with an S0-foo, shaft. a tunnel and several open cuts across showing a true vein of from to 50 feet in width, of almost solid metal of gaiena, carbonate. chloriCes and horn silver.
 The Christmas Present, by open cuts, shows a 30-loot ledge 0t galena, horn silver, carbOndtes and chlOrides
 The Aztec No. 9 mue has a shaft 15 feet in depth, showing a ledge ol from 5 Co feet wide of bromide and chloride Of silver, with horn silver.
 The Frankie mine has a 50-soot shaft with an S-fool ledge of very rich smelling ore.
 The Lost mine has 100-f00t shaft, with a 2-t0ut ledge oj bromide and chloride of silver and horn silver.
 The Red Cloud has three shafts re- speCtively, 6S feet 45 feet and b feet; these shafts show a ledge from IS inches to five feet of chloride, patan- ba tblack metaD and native silver.
 The Break O Day mine has a l6- foot shaft showing a 3-ioot vein of chloride and gaiena ore, with 20 tons of ore on the dump. .
 The ThundeIer mine hasa a 20-io0l shalt with open cut. showing au S. foot vein of chloride and gai5ua
 The Birthday and Evening SiaI mines have large crOppines which show a 30-foollodge, and preparations are being made % develop them ai once. The Nouparcil, on the upper slCpC | ot the GOldlree mountains, an cN- ] tension of the Golitree mine, shows a ! very rich ledge Cf chloride ore. The Miners mine shows in the two shafts now sunk good body and wel-dehned ledge of rich Cbl0rid, anL patanka.
 The Crgsus mine. on the uppcl ! slope of the Sam5rjnus mouufaiBs, 1 has very fine body Of smelling ole. ! The Devils Cache mine has 50-io0 ! shaft aud an open cut, showing a leig. ! 90 Iuches wide of pure metal carrying l 2S per cen,. lead, 90 per cent. coppe ] and S12G pes ton in silver. The foot ] wall is poTphyry and the hanging ! wal is lImes.ooe. Five men al, working there now and regular ship ments of the orc are to be made. Good practical miners and bushes l men are needed in the camp, for som men have done more harm by thei . reports. bad management and work than can be repaired in a year of go0' ! honest labor, which has disapp0inte, investors. The mines are there, but ! requires more than one week Go SCI ] them all, and Co do justice to them i Visitors are requested to come ant ! stay @ week and look for themselves they will then find that there are go0t
 mines in the Tyndall District. lLcr ! are undcniably good and rich mines and an abundance of wood and water ! Several companies have taken hold o the aforesaid properties and the Sant Rita mountains will soon take plac in the front rank of mining district ] in this great and growing Territory T The general formations are granite ! porpbyry, sienite and limestone. Tl Jesuits in OldcG time loUnd native sil
 yer in quantities, from which the ? made various articles Oi domestic use
 AN HONEST MINER.