Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-07-29
Mining NOfeS.

The Blue Jacket, on Bunker hill, back of Neptune wells, Is also developing into a mine at rapid rate The main shaft IS down fifty feet, following the ledge, which is feet in the bottom and still widening. The grade of ore is very high. Shaft No. ?, sunk at the intersection of a vein which comes in at an acute angle, is down 15 feet Ill ore that runs from S200 to $500 per ton. The formation Is DOT phyry, and the walls are clean cut and well defined. In addition to the forego- ing, the Tranquility is working on the first level in large body of high grade ore, and the workings will be continued down to the second level as rapidly as possible, and when the connection is made with the main workings from the hoisting works, they will be started up
 The present working is through whip shaft to the southeast of the main shaft. In Head Center there is a decided improvement in the quality of the ore, and the output for the remainder of the month will be larger than heretofore. - A strike of importance has been made in the main incline of Goodenough that is thought will open out into a chamber of famous in the past With the foregoing it will be seen that the outlook at this writing is bright one. Head Center. Work is being prosecuted with the for mer vigor with good results. The ore has materially improved since last report. Stoping is confined to the first level. - ! Contention .-Stoping is confined to the 400-foot level and those above it. The stopes have improved since last report. Prospecting is being pushed on the 600- foot level. The country rock is filled with sulphurets iron, and gives low as says. which Is good indication. The regular shipments go forward daily to the mill. l.-Pleasant Mine.-Shaft down 40 feet, with 4-foot vein, from which there is 20 tons of argentiferous galena ore on the dump. A drift along the ledge will be run at this point. Nest Work was started on this location last week. The ledge shows several large blewouts, and promises we'll It is being prospected for an interest in the mine, by Ed. Wilson and John Whitcher, who think they have good thing in it,
 Blue Jacket. Shaft No. l Is now dowr
 30 feet, with feet solid ore in the bot
 tom Shaft No has been started al
 point on the ledge where another veil
 comes in at an acute angle. It is now
 down 15 feet, all the way in high gradt ore. Our reporter was shown the certi fcates of Messrs. Gray X Baldwin, fo four assays, which gave from $100 to up wards of $500 per ton. This is all tha could be desired by the most exactins mine hunter in the country. Central. At the new shaft the prospec
 drifts are being pushed ahead on the 40' and 600 levels. The rock is very favor
 able and ore is liable to be encounteret
 with any blast. Drifts south along tn
 ledge from the old works are still pro
 gressing with favorable prospects. Tn stops are all looking well and yielding tn
 usual amount of ore The accumulation , of ore at the mill is sufficient to bridg
 over any hiatus that may occur from sum mer showers, which are eminent at an moment. Tombstone Republican.
 Mejia, the expert miner, came to tow yesterday from Walnut Grove, and bring '. beautiful specimen of copper-silver
 We were allowed to examine it, an :, found it on one side to be covered wit native silver, while upon the other it va
 a solid mass of virgin copper. Miner.
 !, The Buffalo smelter is not running fo i tho want of coke. They have some i