Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-24
Mineral Isili Notes.

in silver per ton. This Is the true aver age of the ledge. The ore was taken as it came, without asserting. Considering the remarkable width of the ledge, the above average shows the Alice to be one of the very best mines in the Territory.
 THE GREY WOLF, Which is the Remy property, is surpris- ing its owners. Mir Wm. Jennings made an assay test of the two characters of ore contained in the ledge, and one of them returned SPA in gold and 10 ounces in sil- yer to the ton, and the other returned 20 ounces ill silver to the ton and 42 per cent lead. When we consider that the pay-streak is about fourteen feet wide, we can understand why the owners should be surprised at and jubilant over the result of the assays.
 THE WEDGE
 The vein of horn silver struck in this mine last week IS the richest yet found in the district. Two assays were made from
  one gave return of 5000 in silver to the ton and the other S1 800. The ledge is fully fifty feet in width, and in cross cutting it on the surface several streaks of galena, averaging from 29 to inches, were found. They will probably come to- gether farther down.
 THE CHoLLA,
 In the same group, continues to improve with depth. A sack of ore was taken from the 60-foot level and tested at Mel rose last week. The result was $50 in silver to the ton and a high per cent of lead. The vein at the point from which the ore was taken, is 33 feet wide, and solid galena. There are now ten tons of this ore on the dump, and MT. Sibbalds, the superintendent, is preparing to ship it to the Melrose smelter for reduction.
 THE IDA
 Frank Wilkinson, one of the owners, brought us some specimens from this mine Tuesday They show rich copper glance and chlorides and came from vein one foot and half in width On this claim there is 7-foot ledge running par allel with the above named vein and car rying galena all the way across, assaying from S17 to S20 The claim lies within few hundred feet of the Seven Cotton woods.
 THE CORPUS. Mir. Jose NJ. Ochoa, the owner of this property, has contracted for the sinking of forty feet more on the tunnel. The breast of the present tunnel shows fine body of galena which assays high in silver, and the completion of the present con tract will undoubtedly show good results. Assessment work has just been com pleted on the following claims: THE MAxFIELD,
 Lying near the Leroy. The ledge is from 12 to 15 feet wide and crops out prom inently: The ten-foot shaft just com pleted shows good mineral. Messrs. Tucker, Maxfold and Hora are the owners THE LONE STAR,
 Located in the same vicinity, has a five foot, well-defned ledge, and in the ten l foot shaft and in an open cut of same depth, twenty inch streak of ore has been uncovered. It assays SIS in gold and S25 in silver. The claim is owned by the same parties as the Maxfeld.
 THE RISING sVN,
 Tn the same vicinity, shows strong ledge with six-inch streak of grey copper and copper glance on the hanging wall. John Hora and Mrs. Sarah A Tucker are the owners.
 THE EAST EXTENSION OF THE SILVER SEAL Has 15-foot ledge, carrying carbonates, chlorides and galcna all the way across. It is located in the vicinity of the Mineral Hill mine, and is owned by Tucker, Max field and Hora.
 THE LELo,
 Second south extension of the Pacific. Il has ledge % feet in width, carrying car, bonates, galena and horn silver. It is the property of Messrs. Tucker, Max field and Will A. Henry.
 THE DEXTER
 Has 7-foot ledge, with 20-inch streak of galena on the hanging wall, uncovered by 20-foot shaft. It is owned by Tuck CT, Maxfeld and Dryden.
 THE RoBT. E. LEE
 Shows 6-foot ledge, with strong veil of copper glance, chloride and carbonat ore. Clark Galloway, Jas. Tucker & Go are the owners.
 THE ATLANTIC
 Is the southeast extension of the Pacific l It has the same character of ledge as tn latter and shows large body of carbon } ate ore. MT. Dryden is the owner. THE NELSON, } Lying southeast of the Mineral Hill, Ina ? 60-foot incline shaft and several ope f cuts. It shows very wide ledge and l strong vein of mineral. The owners ar r c. D. Henry and others. r THE MONARCH, @ The first south extension of the Gregory has a ledge about forty feet wide, sprinkle . all through with mineral, galena and ca r bonates. The assessment work makes good showing. H. B. Montgomery all 1t company are the owners.
 THE GREGORY, l. The second south extension of the Mine Y al Hill, shows the same character of O IS as the latter. The ledge crops very pror