Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-06-17
NEigaing Notes.

property of Bob Grooms ct al, but now in possession of Mir. Roderbush, of New York, is being developed as rapidly as circumstances will admit. found freight of all descriptions enroute for the field of operations, the Hot Springs appearing to be a present depot of supplies. A shelter is at Maricopa, and not less than S10,000 worth of merchandise is in transit for Castle Creek. It is satisfactory to per celve such evidence of vigor, with faith in the country which MT Roderbush is help ing so largely to bring into well merited prominence Let us hope that his efforts may reap the. reward to which they are entitled. much regret that brief visit to the Hot Springs did not afford me the desired opportunity of becoming acquan- ted with MT. Roderbush. I find con- siderable activity prevailing on all sides concerning mines. The most notable discovery was recently made by Mir. McGowen. I met that gentleman pro-
 
 fit, prepared like sensible man to prove up his property without delay. At this juncture am prevented making public the precise location therof, but Mir. Mo Gowen assured me of true Assure vein, twelve feet wide, cropping boldly above the surface ground for over a thousand feet, and that although the ore was low grade at present, he felt every confidence that development would show up one of the best mines in the country. Mir. Me Gowen IS a good true man, and an excell- ent miner, and know that all will unite in wishing him every success Il learn incidentally that worksof some description are in process of erection at Mir Farley camp, on West Humbug. I could obtain no particulars, 80 will leave this matter until can secure from Mir Farley himself reliable information. Jack
 Evans IS doing good work on his copper mine, specimens of ore from which
 can be seen at the Miner Office, or at Mir.
 Murphy's saloon. An extension on one
 of his mines gives "Jack" clear 5000
 feet of copper croppings, and that vast
 body of this verdant mineral is lying
 perdue is a very evident fact No matter 1 how closely It may conceal itself, it can
 not long escape the skilled eye of its owner,
 for no more thorough and experienced
 miner can be found in the country. May
 fortune attend his earnest endeavor. -
 Correspondence Prescott Miner.
 The Old Globe Copper company have
 now on hand one hundred tons of coke
 and more on the way. The works are
 full of ore--Mack Morris bullion ship
 ments for the week, So, 340 GA: total tc
 date $543, ,117. 26.-Globe's silver bullion
 shipment for June, (ten days through Wells, Fargo 6t Co.,, S23, ,636. 49.-Globe
 Siluer Belt
 MIXING NOTES. No time for extended
 remarks tonight. Suffice it to say tha
 the furnace in Big Bug district is running
 tons of bullion out of Silver Belt ore
 that Mir Shafer will commence making
 bullion, with his Lynx creek furnace, to
 day; that the Groom Creek mill will star
 to-day: that Messrs. Chase and McAulit
 are thoroughly satisfied with their mine
 in Turkey creek district; that the com
 pany, of which MT. Chase is the Sup
 erintendent, have mill and hoistinj machinery in Big Bug district; that MT Chase desires transportation to take ma chinery, etc, to Turkey creek; that MT , Warrington has struck 1t rich in tn Chicago mine, Groom creek; that Geo. E Berry has now a road to his Adel mine , and will send rich ore to Groom creel
 mill; that MT Brown leaves, to-day, l. pump water out of the Tiger; that to sun up, the mining industry of our section , taking good care of itself. .-BRADsHAy DISTRICT. hope long entertained that active operations would soon be in
 augurated at the Tiger, is about to b realized Water is now being pumpe r out of the mine, the 200-foot locatio formerly owned by W. c. Collier is no, part of the discovery location or Tige
 proper, it having been sold to the Tige 7 company by L Bashford for the sum C $11,750 We know not how soon tn : company will start the mill, but tn 3 work of extracting and raising ore vii f we learn, soon be commenced Nh E. S. Junior, who is developing his Cougar Eclipse and other properties is in Prescott 3 and although he does not say much, " : knew by looking at him that he is hearth s pleased with his prospects. Prescott Co, !. rier.
 : The mining district of this name is bt t, six miles south of Prescott. Its ledge t were, for many years, thought to be to : near town to be of much value Peopl know better now. The Huntington mil s recently erected for New York minin 0 company, is running and doing goo 5 work. Mir Warrington, the superinte1 h dent, has overcome many difficulties, nc t the least of which was the eradication Il doubt and uncertainty from the minds ( }. some members of the company, plante ,- there by letters from jealous individua n here who, we hear, are in the habit > slandering all mines in which they al t not interested. The mill is runnir o and paying. The company's Chicae
 mine is looking well and yielding a gre; J. deal of rich ore. e.--George B. Berry h. e completed road to his Adel mine an :, had, short time ago, on the duml e twenty tons of rock worth at least S