Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-22
Mining Notes.

lOO tons ot ore on the dump winch av- erages S150 per ton. The pay-streak is three feet wide; width of vein, eight feet. Five hundred tons of free milling ore, mostly chloride, which will mill $50 or over in sight. .-The Buffalo mining and smelting company are busily engaged in hauling ore from their mines, the Hi nois and Buffalo, to the smelter The anxiously looked for water jacket is sup posed to be on the road from Wilcox
 The Denora mine, we are informed by Mir. Brockman, is looking well-two assays sio owing respectively $215 and S400 per ton. He also informs us that the Centennial is yielding some rich ore. --Chas. A. Fisk pays men to-day at the Mack Morris mine for the month of April. The Centennial mill is running on rich ore and is credited with being well managed - The Mack Morris mill, which never tires, is full of ore.--Siluer Belt.
 Mark Ellis has obtained a years lease of the Baltimore mine from Mir. De Long, and will proceed forthwith to take out ore and haul 1t to the mine, and we have no doubt will meet with the success he merits. .--Negotiatio are in progress for the purchase of the group of mines be- longing to c. w. Barrow X Co.,, situated in Wood Canyon. The group comprises the Detroit, Victory, Argenta and Road Side mines. All are easy of approach, and considerable work has been done on each --W Work is rapidly progressing on the Juniper mine. New teams have been added to their already large force, and ore is being extracted and hauled to the mill faster than that institution can work the same. The boys holding the lease are determined to improve their short time and realize as much as possible from the yield. d.-W. J. Parker located mine the other day. the ore of which is differ ent in appearance and character from any other heretofore discovered in the dis
 trict. It is a very beautiful, clear, crys- talized quartz. and the ledge is about five feet in width. The location is situated about five miles northwest of Silver Camp; the ore is believed to contain principally gold, and for this reason Mir. Parker has named the section Gold Camp. - Gold Note.
 Tombstone NJ. and M. Co.-The combi- nation shaft will be completed by Monday, l when-the ventilation through the Good enough will be all that can be desired ] The depth of the shaft will be about 150 1 feet. The last fSur feet has been in first class ore. This shaft will hereafter be
 known as "Shaft No. 1" The dimen-
 sions of the ore body which will by this
 means be opened is about $40 feet in
 length by some 145 in width. The ore body on the 160 foot line of the Toughnut
 continues to look and yield well The
 same may be said of that on the 300 foot level. The west side IS yielding very
 fine character of ore. At the east side
 the ore, although not in large quantities,
 IS very good. A peculiarity of the horn
 silver found in the west side is that 1t is
 brown instead of green. About the usual
 quantity of ore IS shipped and both mills
 are running. g.-Contention Combination.
 At the Sulphuret nothing is being done
 but pumping water, which, notwithstand-
 ing the amount raised, remains about the
 same. The mines of the Combination
 and the Girard mill and mine draw theil
 supply from this source. At the Conten-
 ton the main shaft Is down some 32 feet
 below the GOO level. The two drifts from
 the latter level are both making good
 progress. The stopes and winzes are
 looking very well, the grade of the ore
 extracted maintaining it's usual high grade
 The mill continues to run on ore taker
 principally from the mine. At the mine
 good and satisfactory progress Is beine
 made at the different points of develop
 ment Both the 329 levels are yielding good ore. The winze from the latter is
 down nearly 100 feet, the bottom all II ore of more than average grade. - Winchester district. Charles E Bartholomew, who was in town yester day from the Winchester district, W. learn that the main shaft on the GranC View mine, owned by Messrs Smith
 Solomon and Hearst, IS now down fifty , five feet. The shaft has passed through two ore bodies, each about five feet thicl
 and both pitching toward quartzite dyke east of the ledge. The bottom of th' , shaft is now in- another ore body. An other 5x7 shaft has been started and i down ten feet, all in ore. From an opel | cut some remarkably rich ore is being ex
 tracted On the Antelope a new shaf has been started a short distance abov'
 the discovery cut, showing a two-foot veil ; of ore. On the Mammoth, belonging t, : C. E. Bartholomew shaft Is being sunl | and Is now down ten feet The average assays S89 per ton. In the cut the ledg I has not been reached, but it probably vii be within the next week On the Dis turber the shaft is down about ten feet the ore averaging $68 per ton. On tn
 Philadelphia they are working through Il cut showing fine 12foot body of galen
 ore. This mine is divided from the other 5 by large dyke, which probably account : for the difference in the ore The Graz s Jane and Parnell are both looking well On the Sawinaw they have 2-foot veil
 of good ore. In the Ophir water has beel | struck at depth of twenty eight feet T but it not believed permanent water leve 5 has been reached The ore body looks a e fine as ever-Mule Mountains. -Worl j. on the Gunsight mine, situated about fou e mile from Bisbee, is progressing with ia T vorable results. The shaft has reached T. depth of forty feet, in the sinking c
 which ore to the value of S5, ,000 or $6, ?. 900 has been taken out. The ore is coI is per silver glance, and huge blocks, weigl o ing 400 or 800 pounds, may be seen O e the dump.-H. H. Futile, of the Tomt y stone corral, yesterday bonded one-hal is of the Gunsight, the consideration name
 being SC ,0G0, the bond to run for fou e months. his gives Mir Futile COT If trolling interest, and the work of deve Ie opment will be commenced immediately D. The ledge can be traced from the Cur