Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-09-25
Mining Matters.
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lGlobe Chronicle
 We are glad to state that work has been resumed on all the principal prop critics in the district, and it Is to be- hoped that there will be no further susI tpensi0n of work on account of the lndi- ans. The machinery for the Globe City &mill having arrived last week, was soOnl Eput in place and the stamps have been making a continual chatter ever since. 4 TEE MACK MORRIS MILL @has received a portion of it's supplies so long detained by the floods, and has started up again. The property Is still strongly guarded against the Indians.i Work at the mine was only stopped two -dCvs, pending the erection of fort to, protect the works. The main shaft has reached a point 420 feet from the surface, and a drift IS being run to connect with the two winzes now nearing the 4OO-foot' . level. These two WlnZes are both in ore, all the way down. showing larger bodies than ever before encountered in thel mine. Ore from the winze in the maini .vein, 70 feet below the third level, assay-i led St .4q3. The mill and mine are Tn a, condition Co pay dividends before Christi mas. and the eiitOr Of the Chronicle promises the president Of the companyI a new beaver If he fails to be truei prophet.
 SOUTH PIONEER. ! A new double compartment and we'll timbcred shaft has been started in thel South Pioneer, which Is down lj feet. This shaft is intended for the main work1 ziuc shaft of the mine, and 1t will probai bly, strike the vein at depth of l25 feet At this level a drift will be run towards the other shaft, which is now at a depth of -0 feet. Work was discontinued inI this shaft on account of water, but as soon as the pump, which IS now on theI Sway, arrives, a winze will be sunk to cOn1 meet with tine drift, and stoping will then be commenced. All the work andI tjmbering in the property Is under theI Supervision of experienced men, and is' perfect in every detail
 CENTENNIAL.
 s We are advised by letter from Ney York that the Centennial CompanyI swould soon resume operations at theirt 2excellent property, and 1t is probableI that a mill ylll be erected by this com spany in a few months.
 j OLD DOMINION.
 s The smelling and hoisting works of sthe Old Dominion Copper Company shave reached San Carlos, and in allI probability will arrive at the mines; swithin the ne At week.
 NOTES.
 3 At the Borya work is progressing sfavorably, and an excellent showing of Fore Is being made.
 q Messrs. Erland and Sturgis have not Steamed up their smelter as yet, but weI snoticed several men busily engaged inI 5assorting the ore and making prepara1 4dons. We understand that work on theI sCarrie mine has been suspended for theI spresent.
 q We have learned through a reliableI ssource that a rich strike was made oneI day last week on the east extension of sthe Rescue, and ore assaying S6,uNI iwas taken from the ledge. This richI 8streak is quite narrow, being near theI ssurface, but t is stated that the indica1 stlons for widening are very favorable. :. Messrs. Gill and iSchierbrand are push1 ling work ahead at a lively rate on theI Hoosier, and are filling the dump tOI soverEowing with excellent looking ore. EThis property is owned by Eastern par sues, instead of a California company, as Eve inadvertently stated . few weeks sago.
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