Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-17

pounds. Total shipments to dat. ! 1,S5S, S,13O pounds.
 PInal Drill: Tho Hastings miilwIii sts-' up again next week as soon as sOnla tt- tie changes ar. made for mere closely . catching the god.
 There were five bars lf bullion froh the Pioneer Gud tbr,s from the Mock Morris came down Moudsy. The r.-@l value was abort SlnOtt
 Y. $. Devina Las sold to N. $. and l.. Beal a ont-fourth interest ln Ilr Diadem and Maud Aslb-ook miu. .n [ Lost Basin for the sum Ct S2,Ul'
 The Prescott Courier says t4c tiovrH Mining and Smelling company, Ihu-s- ! day received machinery, smoke stec-s. etc, for their Lynx Creek smelteT-
 Phenix Gazette: Considerable mIr,Hg ! property has changed hands recently -s | Casa Grande. Several of OUT cl0z-as are heavily interested in miEes in t.at | quarter.
 George Henry Hewitt, mluiug sa- 1 glneer formerly of the Black Hills, IS i1 Globe with a view cf famlllarizi,.c
 self with the capabilities of tb;.- alif district.
 The new Pinal Copper Company, .- is said, will move theIr furnaces acrcSS si- river, on the lst of JauUar,, c. ..t.- nearly opposite the one upon ali. st stands now.
 ! The Mack Morris ILIli and Hinius ! company paid at the mill on tine e5h and at the mine on the Ss!. tLe is- | debtednsss incurred dUriu- tIe month ! of November.
 ] Mir. A. A. Alexander has Juss retur-eJ ! to Prescott from visit tO the blacA | Warrior mine, of which he Is the eli ! cient general manager, and reports lt iu good shape.
 Prescott Democrat: The John Howell ! Smelling Company are buying up ores ' far and near for the smelteT, so that | when 1t once starts there VIII be no stop [ ping for want of ores. Recorder Deylue and Charlie Rapp ! left Florence for the Papago country | Thursday to locate rich mine to which an Indian promised to lead them. They ! will also look afte- some other property ! before returning. Nessrs. Cole and Gallery gre still prosecuting the work Of sinking on their miue-the Alpha, Tn MOhayr county. They are down sixty-tvo feet and have taken out an average Ot about one ton of ore to the foot. The ore vlI average about $50 to the ton. Florence Enterprise: Another rlch strike has been made iH some mines iu. cated near here, the particulars of whi-h We are not at liberty tO make public just yet It is the most important dnd made for some tiue, and will be a great beAf- it to this section. The ore assays from SlS,OOO to S2O.0OO Ter ton.
 Prescott Democrat: The Wyandcl.r is looking very well indeed. This Tf-r is situate within about I.COO feet .of 5Er | big Marcus mine. The owners of iEr Wyaudotte propose to sink lOO-fa.r shaft to prospect the mine. IT II tu:gs out like tine Marcus big camp will Ice the result.
 Piual Drill. important imPrCyem, at- are going on at the Silver kHg miHr. They gre constructing large tre-tlr works 4UxSOx60 feet high leading to tuv orehousC in which the ores will be screened and crushed and run into lil- and thus loaded by the teams. 1m- had to be resorted to at tbe mine as th, Mill Site at the mill does not admit of putting in ore crushers-
 Nov IS the time for our mining iricuaE t. see that their assessment work IS duly done. It would be well tO remember
 
 mining law. one hundred dollars wurth of work done in the year 1881, on a mine located in 1881, will not be held to be assessment work, the statute requiring that the assessment work, in such a case, shall be done after January lst, loS2.
 Pinal Drill: The South Pioneer mil has been running for nearly two weeks. The other mill IS being put up rapidly All the m chInery for It has arrived. The little town k alive with men eager for work and rich strikes. It k only 50 miles south east from here sui ..,, thanks Go .he lack of pubic spirl. a-r freighters have tO go there hy Vry , Riverside, circuit Of over thI7ts mi- and over an extremely rough e uac...
 Florence Enterprise. IE-ie ... several prominent mining sales under way in this county at present and the prospects for a general mining boom ll this locality soon grow bus sht.T ds t.,- days glide by. 1T our mines CECc e,t fairly started there will be lively times hs.a. The best mineral fields Iu S-. zoua I,e within the borders ot tbis su.i but premium county, and all we uc-o is money and muscle tO develop tlt,'.
 Mir. John T. Bates and Fred Wmb.,- man have hauled four wagon loads O; ore from the Silver Queen to IucsIy. from winch point it wlil be sbipTe- tu the Tombstone mllis. They etartei tn the Jessie Benton mlli with the Esst two loads, but found hard road to tla-ri and turning back went To IuCsur. I- only a short distance from the Queeu 'p the J es-ie Benton mil, and cOci r.at could be made at small cost.
  an Essay ugle day from piece ot NyGudotte 0.e that vent S2,lJ4.4l iu gold This mile is He1t to tEe Msrrus and from present Indications wIll s4-"i Il Iot excel tht; vclCeriui Uiuc. We pr.l.at tua. Iu less than year tEerc WI.s be big c+mu ou ties- tEu mllr,. The ore .~ -a.t -u'ohure's and is very -ich, the gold being equally distributed through tl, ere. The vein ci tle Vy- aujotte is over f0ur feet and is nearly vertical u dip.
 The Prince George, mine vb.cL Ass been worked for years, is turning out better than ever. TEe MIEe I@ situated at Stockton, MOhsve county, and i-owued by Caldwell, Wright and William EEEle. Recently in doing some work m Hep place, a fine body of ore was struck tFHt will assay over S40O to the ton. TweIty-
 
 c San Francisco. uetted the owners Sl75 Co the ton. The Prince George 's s fine piece of properly and it is ho!st its owners will be amply rewarded lu j.- future for their faith and IEdustr ga the past
 A rich s.r,ke WIS made in tne De,--, miue thie week. it cHIsI-ts 1t aEHat five feet Of sClli ore ayrraging $40 p.r ton and is at she bottom of the inciila.i shaft. sixty or seventy feet below tr- surface. The shaft goes down on ti, ledge, aui shows f9us feet of vein r... ter from the surface down Near surface tue ore vas distributed regularly through thIs yeiu matte. which gradually soiidified with d-l.. tlll it blended into the five Feet Co, .ft ore mentioned above. The BCsert i. longs Go the Jessie Beut.u aroui Yt mines and Is the one the L-iiI hs- ceIvel it's ore supply from sil -ta-t.a -- The owners of Jessie Benton stock -fr feeling JubIlaLt.
 Enterprise. The Pioneer mil! sniil t five bars Of silver bullion vci@ilHE J.J2 ounce, last Saturday, and ~ ' slup about Inc same amount tn-. Saturday. In additioa t" th@ hUiiisa. the Pioneer mill will sEII .rcn tVr.'- Co fifteen tons of cOncertTahons each month The new teE stamp mill ;or the Pioneer Sou5h yl.i he readf 'u start uu about the lnth of January, soroa delay having been occasiCned by the work of putting in four additional Frre corceEt1a.iug tables. The nil, when completed. will contain eigbt of these tables. which are an immense