Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-08-06
LIEDENDORF
among ihe hines sr New N,,,-
 Prospects and PreaaI.I,. Risl

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 route from Camp Bowie bror,.t,.. 1Iso-s tnls place, and a greater part S' ni D. , through the country passed ,e7 "a! weirdest l have ever seen in tl 'as i1s tory. Leaving Bowie with ST- Se len. the post butcher, We arrivs5 I..sgs Riggs ranch, sixteen miles f,o.. I. a' ias There l saw olf faces. for ;. .- Dosls remembered they lived at Car,. .'si os m former days. This famIIv | tApac1s occasion to fear Indians bui ;- -as lai isolated home they stand it Iisa- '- Ter The family say if the co,,a- oileEs rascsls give them Q call. tbsv ,.,,l S,,olio;ei them the best they have. m i.7s IS lstle larger than some otbs- 'aS-s having only eleven children f7oplss here took to the canyon. on ,b- ---ea'l-s the shelter run by Col. ClT.s, 'ai Q entire length of the carvl. I-s deserted. Several miles f-c,- o- Vls ranch stands the cabin of tba ,-- .---5 H5'Sss miners ID the late Indian mas,-.- ',.- 1s'tt their unfinished coal pit TI''0 m S.1 brings back a remembranca o-'i --i' 'ee,s of the devils who perpetrstei n. -5''sc All l could see at the cabin s-o.. ,1. llss1 hogs that approached when -ee '-'ee them, the last rsminiscsrc. - i,-7,s'5t masters. then turned Ia tbs A--1 what II called the wagon road :, i1,' S1 @ house, a rich house built O, aJo5 o'l'5s hard finish on the outside. vbiCS 'J sii1 that the owner built I, ior ,- c--, ,s--i regardless of price. One mil. .--.''l --5''l half brought me to the tu-p,c. -I4 II l will make particular mention ~ ,II.s 'ls's Murray the party in charge z.la''I, 1' ", me ID rlght old style. Lesvir,, ,l. ---l morning l started across inc 9,1- ,'-s a5I' escorted, by Dan Louis. Arrivi- the Dunn mine, after seeing tIs -s 5'z a' ent sights, l bid farewell to mv I,,.-Si, -',-'i- then started down the hill ami ,,.,. a.'. A-i at the Sullivan hrothsrs can, '.'.'-lS ...--S of welcome was given to your o.,..,---5s s'-.-5 correspondent Every person ,, ,'''o-A nectiOn with this camp epds,v--.!SJ,'- SJ'- acts or kindness Co show their .rt-,-~. regards for the CITIZEN and i,s .=s-' s+- so help the prospector. After tbsv -..a me some chuck l felt bett.- ,sfs' sa'' 5uhdry. m8ters over pro and c,,,. rhish n oall- 'wRs made look Q. 1i'si mines. . 'A5
 TAecelebrsted ooppermiaesofNl.s,-. Sullivan brothers need ID fu-fb..- .--' nent as they hay, been f1IIv ss-S--t ID the CITIZEN. and without don't s-. -his the purchase money ls osil m ''7
 In Haleyville everything .ooE4 F.,s. ;onsid aring the lndIsa iiF,rit--' Sam Blaln k working Zen msr -r good silver property n1mergus otb.. are about being oparsI This camp K cheerful and li y6t-bt,-t.l believing m better future arrived a-
 LIED ESD1HF
 Dn she 3lst of June. l was surprise5 ., lee the amount o, uctivltv displs,.i the dull times.
 On the Viola there are about twe,,.. TWO hands employed. with ths 5-;. lOIstIDg works in New Ne1.co. mi. nine IS down 2l0 feet, makin. an sT. libit of five feet of ore in the b0,ts- with good deposits of ore. VIII ts.. he fine specimens out of this m,rs against the iRmous specimens Of Bra-. nan at Silver City, New Mexico.
 Josephine, the property of Fnrs Reno, IS indeed a wonder within rs-r This young man IS deserving ol all ts- 'redit that can be accorded au honest industrious miner. After all the ms laps he has succeeded in kins tlt.a iepth of eighty feet. Knowing be had good thing. and not having money he started in vitl honest !abr- Eith the following results: The asssy. made by two Bssayers in Tucson sluz ray copper amounting tO SiOO. Toe verage assays all through tue sLat mount to S37O. He is still working i5- TRges, and don't you forget it. ever .Ollar goes in the shaft.
 The Henrietts, adjoining the resi. enoe of Fender, the constructor ot the mill, has one shaft down N aet, showing good ore on top. One car pad of ore has been sent awRy. and is vner IS now awaiting the result. Thu ilne also has hoisting works recently rected.
 The Last Chance has had over thou. and tons of ore shipped. with two thou. and tons Tn sight. No valuation csu br iven, as the mine is in litigation
 The Mochng Birl IS strictly god line. In a great many pieces this orc oes S1, 100 It iP ten feet down.
 Fender receives the contrRc: for the -ection of the new mill, which vii b. Rrted in ten days. The contract price S9O. eco, with fifty per cent down, the dance on completion of the contract The miners in this camp are cheay ornishmen. and this being pay day t hard to determine whether they are . Arizona or New MeIicO. More anon.
 IRISH LORD.