Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-11-19
Miscellaneous Mining Matters.
SILVER DISTRICT.

Stopping is still being carried on in the tunnel of the Black Rock mine, and there are about ], 1,800 tons of pay-ore on the dump. The metal streak averages about five feet all through the tunnel, and is rich. The mine looks well throughout and no doubt, will soon give a good i'm petus to this district.
 John Hart is going ahead for all he is worth in the tunnel of the Silver Glance which is now in distance of 209 feet. Streaks of good ore are coming in and the ledge matter looks lively.
 The Calamity is being labored at pa tiently by Captain Smith, who says he is well satisfied, in fact, that he shall name the mine some of these days the Great Calamity.
 Charley Pickenback's contract for do- ing assessment on the Iron Clad is about completed. As soon as finished Charley will hit the Brewery, belonging to Ring wald, lick. He is an indefatigable worker.
 Assessment work is being done on the Engineer, the property of Darlington, Crawford and Lambie.
 Tom Gilchrist is in full charge of the Red Cloud property and Ira Buffum, the old pioneer, is in the meantime supplying the camp with water.
 CHA CITY DISTRICT.
 A force of men is'at work on the Rosa mine, and developments demonstrate, without doubt. that it is a frst-ciass property. Yuma county is bound to yield an immense amount of gold in the coming years.
 Assessment work will soon be done on the Copper Head, Mary Corsen. Alice and other extensions of the Rosa YUMA DISTRICT. Active operations are soon to commence all along the mines of the district. Con tracts are about being let on the St. Mary and occidsnte mines. PooRMANs DISTRICT.
 The Amelia mine Is being steadily worked and the shaft carried down. A depth of 119 feet has been reached and first-class ore found at the bottom, carried in vein of over nine feet wide. The shaft is sunk on the foot-wall, and a. no cross-cut has been run, the location or the hanging wall is not yet established. - Free Press.
 ! GLOBE DISTRICT.
 The Golden Eagle and Townsend, two parallel mines in their location as well a' in the fact of their being idle, were once full of promise. The former IS on large vein, and has thousands of tons of ore il sight, but is said to be very low grade The latter is smaller vein, but it seem cannot be worked prohtably. Seven dol largold ore can be worked at a profit in othe countries, and either of these will cer tainly average twice that much. Wha then is the reason for their being idle9
 The assessment work is going ahead oi the Imperial This property, four year ago, was considered one of the best i'll tn district. It produced good deal of sil yer and was sold to Charles Mason, of tho King mine, for pretty good figure. Il those day rich streaks were the rage Nowadays such a promising propert. would seem to justify more than the on hundred dollars assessment money in de veloping it.
 The Mack Morris shipments this wee reach So, 223. 8.
 The shaft on the Great Republic down eighty-seven feet. It has been sun on the foot-wall, and the men are cross cutting now to the hanging wall.
 The front vein in the Mack Morris, ha been cut at the 400-foot level. The sam rich ore shows in it, and in as great quar titles as on the upper levels.
 MT. James Bailey, one of the trustee of the Old Dominion Copper Co.,, telt ) graphs enthusiastically to his company The opinions expressed by experts wh have been sent by the company to exam inc and report upon the property hay 5 been uniformly favorable. We sincerel hope that coming developments will full endorse them.
 Rhinehart and Snider are doing the a , sessment work on the Little Bodie A large amount of machinery arrive in Globe on Tuesday for the Old Dominic
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 MT: Sippy has four men working on u 4 Wonder mine. It Is near the Sherman g It is owned by the Sippy Bros, Mich q Clark and Eaton. The owners are we pleased with the prospoc=- Chronicle a |