The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
WORDS FROM THE ROCKS.
New Listrict-Rich Mines
TRINITY DISTRICT. June 4th. 18s

;easterly to Oliver Perry's house, on Turkey Greek, one-fourth of mile below the olC
 Bully Bueno mill, thence northerly to Pine Creek half mile above the Peerless mine thence easterly to PatteIson's toll house, o1 Wolf Creek, thence south-easterly along the Peck road to Bear Greek, thence southerly up Bear Creek to Pine Creek, thence west erly along Pine to the junction of Blind In dian. The proceedings of the meeting will be sent to the MINER for publication shortly:
 THE NISEs or TRINITY DISTRICT.
 TUscUsBIA-This mine Is opened by shafts, drifts and tunnels in thorough manner, and having fine lot of high grade ore on the dumps. The company's mill, going up at Gus Spring, will drop her stamps in a week or se. The Tuscumbia mill will be the finest mill in Yavapai County. James Nee, one of the owners, will have charge Mr. Nice Is an old, practical mill man, so that big things may be expected from the Tuscumbia mill. This company will sample and buy ores at the mill Chloriders will have chance they never had before to be honestly dealt with. The shriek of the steam whistle of the Tuscumbia mill will be the death knell of the talking experts and and self stated metallurgist, the bane of the chlOrider in all mining sections. This class of bilks, so long the curse of this mining region, will fold up their tents like the Arabs and silently move away, never to return.
 TRINITY MrSE.-Some two miles north. and on the same vein as the Tuscunbia, is the Trinity. In this location there are three strong veins showing good ore wherever opened. The cloud that hung over the title of this property, retarding its development and preventing sale, has at last been hap Pily removed. The owner, Mir. Simmons, has procured patent for the mine and lain- i site. This property is likely to change hands any day. The shaft, now beiRg sunk on tho west vein, i. down 70 feet, the ore widening from the top down. showing , feet of good ore in the bottom of tho shaft. on the foot vail. Three stratas of high grade ore, four and five inches wide, pitching towards the hanging wall, have left the shaft the shaft l being 416 This vein is l2 feet wide, with l ore ou both walls. The shaft will be sunk 1 100 feet. levels run on the vein and a cross cut drove west to cut the ore body nn the | hanging sall, Sinking continues day and | night.
 SCLr,> MINE Immediately north on ths ! same vein as the Trinity is the Sultan. The | shaft started on the east vein Is down four teen feet. showing two feet Of good quartz ! in the bottom. This shaft will be sunk 70 feet On the middle vein shaft is l5 feet ! ieep Assays tIpnI ,i.e4a tWo shafts went ! over s600 The shaft on the west vein IS , down 3j feet, showing good ore. In the bot tom the .Lsft Is going down foot a shift. rhi. mine will be ope,ed n thorough man. Der.
 kEY STONE Some S00 feet cast of. and -unning parallel with the Trinity Is the Key Stone location. The shait now being sunk ,n the middle vein Is down Is feet; the ore -ein is t~0 feet wide in the bottom. six nches very high grade. Tho Key Stone is 3 plendid prospect.
 KENDALL MINE.--One thousand feet east nd running parallel with the Key Stone Is he Kendall, latel, purchased by MT. Rush ord 4 drift running north fr",D tlle main haft x in high grade ore One hundred cet south of tho main shaft a tunnel IS be ng run III on the vein, sh9S ing ten inches f high g.ade ore m the face. \ shaft 'D get deep had been sank on this vein by the prmer owners. The shaft assunE through he foot walls and country rock. \ cross u. will he driven west from this shaft to ut the ledge, when rich developments may | e looked t.-. There Is a fine lot of high rlde o.d oa the dumps u Ii.s l. andall. I One mile north of the kendalI!s the Peer c .ss mine. There are two shafts on the ! ecrless. one of which s 100 feet, and the V ,hcr G0 feet. There is nothing doing m :. le Peerless at present {; Still north If the Peerless, on the same r
  ering th. nld shaft and will commence sink Y soon.
 lNPrRfII-- This mine is situated near the [. ,-ter1i bouudary of the district and oWned d r Parry and Bedding \ shaft r. feet deep lons three feet of good quartz m the bot a q m This mine bids fair to become one of ., e best n the district The shaft will he al ished do-n a. quick as giant powder and ( uscle can do it. All the ore m this dis n ic. will be worked in the Tuscumbia .a.ii. ~ uy naIt letter will give description of . e mines of Pine Flat
 ARRIVALS AND DEPARTT hls. s.- Cross-cut eorce. Dolly Warden. Brandy Sours. the d' ,apirg Washboar,l. Wall-eyed Pool and the ,t caring Bootjack. all veil knoNn miners of 4 c Groom Greek section, arrived in camp sterdsy on tEeir way to the new diggings f., low the Vulture They did not remain u' ng m camp as they wanted to oyertake - ,copah Joe and the Wooden Bombshell, 10 7ent around by tho old Bully Bueno .r. RoCKs.
 ---- SE P4I.-r> ci interpretations were filed tw" ys ay,. with the proper persons m Pres fe v. for thy Guildng of two railroads. One 4n Prescott to St GeGrge. Utah, ssd the - her fr,1u Prescott via San ErnciSc"