Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-05-13
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Tombstone Nugget.
 Mack Morris bullion shipments for the week ending May 5th, $5, 22G.l IS; total to date, S5UJ, 533. 56 - We learn from Mir Hatch that shaft eighteen feet has been sunk on the Nevada copper pros pect, which shows hanging wall and three feet of ore Ill the bottom of the shaft. There are about twenty tons of good smelting ore on the dump. Mr. H. represents the Nevada as running parallel with the Hoosier and Grey mines. The Apache mine, situated near the Pioneer, gives promise of great value. This prop erty is owned by C. P Ford and others The principal shaft is thirty five feet deep and the body three feet wide; the ore near the hanging wall is the richest and assays from forty to two hundred and fifty ounces. The character and composition of this ore resembles closely that of the Pioneer and Sonth Pioneer, carrying the silver in the native, su'phuret and chloride form. The owners intend to prosecute work and develop this property as fast as hands and money can do it-The drift and tunnel in the Buffalo will connect to- day, which will give in that mine eco feet of one straight tunnel. Besides this there are 12G0 feet of openings, the lowest be- ing $50 feet from the surface The G00- foot tunnel will connect with tramway 400 feet to the road This way is an automatic arrangement, the loaded car go- in; down taking the empty car back. The cars at the road end will dump their load i into a bin, from which the ore discharges without manual labor directly into wa gons which carry the ore to the furnace. The new jacket for this company arrived last week, and as soon as enough coal and coke can be received it will be put in operation. Globe Sitter Belt.
 Thos. Treanor, superintendent of the Turkey Creek Mining O., gives d glowing report of the prospects of his camp On hthe Gold Note tunnel there are three shifts of men at work night and day; the tunnel IS iii 230 feet, taking out fine ore, and expecting to tap the shaft at a depth of 135 feet, ill a day or two. So soon as that is done station will be cut out and
 sinking in the shaft resumed and con
 tnued vigorously. The connection of tht
 tunnel will insure good ventilation of tl,
 mine during the heated term which vii
 soon arrive. Treanor & Co. have bonded claim near their camp from John Long and are opening it, taking out rich ore al most identical iii appearance with the Tus
 cumbia ore. With pleasure we chronicl 2 the sale of the Blue Dick mine, in Sat Creek Basin, near the Dosoria mine John Mcdonald, Ward and Gabel wer } the discoverers of the claim last Septeil c Der. Ward sold out his interest to Wi liam Vernon, Fred Sattes and J. " Han 9 nah Work has been constantly carrie e on at the claim all winter and we hay
 mentioned it's favorable development sex l er;l times. All parties interested cam V to town yesterday to close a sale of tn :, property to Mir. Clements, of Bostor 1 The sale was made through Messrs. How IT ell and Greenwell, who carefully exan e ined the mine and reported thereon. I'll l. amount of purchase money is SIS, ,000. r. portion is paid: the balance is to be pai ss in forty days. The price is considere l. small for the showing, but is enough S, pay well for the work expended on u Id claim Bob GrigsbY, who has char es of the Golden Fla ilill, Richard De Kuh '. ni C. Margaretch and Yank Smith are oc from Cherry Creek Business is gcttil
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