The Arizona sentinel., 1882-05-27
Our Weekly Letter from our Regular Correspondent, win the latest In-
 formaton.
THE WONDERFUL REMNANT.
Eighteen Feet Of Ore in the Rem- nanr Mine. Ore in the SIl- yer Glance, Flora,
 and others.
EDITOR SENTINEL: -

ED1IOR SENr1N EIf: -
 Look round the habitabe world, how few Know their own good, or, knowing it, This quotation is peculiarly ap- plicable to those who are afH cted with plethora of sheckles, when ignorant of their own good, they place not a moiety of their Win- nings where they will do the most good, both to themselves and to those who are willing to exchange promising mining pros poets for legal tender collaI eral. The effect in this district of mas sive lodges would be that We the Silver Di5trictii es-w0uld be able to more thoroughly develop that which we may have remain ing:-which pre- ble condensed mraneth: investigate, invest and the m lney paid out will he of double interest tn the district, tO the invest T and to the inves- tee. Investigation we can stand, and invite.
 THE BLACK ROCK
 Superintendent F. J. Cltrk has been absent from the district, on a tour of inspection of mining property in Colorado. MT. Clark is gaining an enviable reputation as d careful and honest expert in mining matters, amt his invest ment in the now we'll known and valuable Black Rock group of mines, is proof conclusive of his penetrating fOrethought - tLi, mine being about on a paying basis, and contract being let for hauling ore to river for reduc- ton.
 THE REMNANT This remarkable property, with Is feet of solid pay ore at the 165 foot level, vertical shaft, is send ing 10 the surface regularly the sand carbonates, chloridiz,'d gale na ore. the "pure truck" aud plenty of it. The hoisting power will consist of double engines, and owing to not having been able to ship by May steamer, will delay shipment until Fall. Tom Downey, that perpendicular white man, has returned, and is now on the ground. The Gill christ store and saloon, run in with the mine, is non est.
 THE LOST MINE. work continues without coSSa- ton on this property. The GLOSS gut will be pushed until actual width of ledge is ascertained, and what addition will be made 5D the F feet in width now in sight An ore car will be put on )y arrival of next steamer, and lpOn completion of cross cut. con- inue sinking. The result of de- 1elopment can not be given, as he property will be worked by he present owners for what Is InOwn to be in it. This is the 1 Dest ventilated mine in the dis rict, and has employed the mos kIllful miners, paying at the ate of $4 00 per day, the highest wages in camp.
 THE SILVER GLANCE ;Oh tract of 50 feet cross cut from 36 foot level, io easl, Is being 'usn ed ny Picken back and every favorable to develop- nent, opening one of the leading hines of he district. Professor 'iebeck is giving the contract is personal supervision.
 THE MEDORA
 tO be developed, and npr"ves constantly, as d. p h is The Off-pring is be- Ig dIiven towards hades from, he AS foot sh if, and a regul IT amp established on the grounds.
 A-SAYER WETMDRE. 'rOf. E l.. We:more, of Tucson, aving made d number of assays uring the past three years for le writer, he feels justified in commenting the gentleman to ' is brother miners as d careful i