The Arizona sentinel., 1882-06-10
Our Weekly Letter from our Regular Correspondent, wsh the latest In-
 formaton.
THE WONDERFUL REMNANT.
Eighteen Feet of Ore In the Rem nant Mine. Ore in the SIl- yer Glance, Flora,
 and others.

EDITOR SENTINEL: The at tentiOn of practical and sagacious capitalists, or their representa- tives, has been directed to our unrivalled situation as an availa- bIe district. We are swinging to the center steadily, surely, and beyond the line of retroe ression. 4'he months of June and July, '82. will mark an epoc in the his tory of this camp-if the signs are read aright-and a new and desirable element will be intro duced.
 The general news of the camp is about as written in last com munication. Of
 THR BLACK ROCK
 But little more can be said. The workings are and have beer closed to the public, and we car but judge the standing of the mine by the amount of ore diur- nally added to the dump. The walls, both foot and hanging have q clay casing lying on the contacts. The company are now boarding their men, the Ja ame, boarding house having shut down. Develu pment progresse, surely and steadily. It is doubt full if a run of ore will be made during the hot season, from tine present signs.
 THE REMNANT.
 The vertical shaft Is driving in ore 185 feet from surface. Eaer- geilc work will be enaugerated when the huis'ing plant Is set, which will be in few days. To recognize the value of this prop. erty the reader should bear il, mind that this sand carbonate, through which are masses of black sulphurets aud black gale. na, with rich kidneys of green horn silver, is not a local pOck q of small monept, but extends from surface, vertically. to 1S5 feet in depth. How much further it extends time alone will decide. This, mind you. is IS feet in width, and, it is reported. will average a little better than $10O per ton.
 THE LOST MINE 4 foot of clay gorge on the hang ing wall, and two inch gonga on the foot wall. sandwiches the 72 feet of friable quartz on this Iude. A hamber is being cut to north from the tunnel, preparatory to sin king on the hanging wall, an | bids will be received for sinking a 100 foot incline, 6x4 shaft. The prospect from this mine in gold alone justlfies the owners in put ting the property on d stopII g basis: more than this the wrIier is not at liberty to make public.
 THE EMPIRE.
 A crew of miners are sinking Cn this huge ledge. The result of development is not yet known.
 The Silver Glance is yet idle, awaiting the advent of eastern parties.
 A large coterie of admiring friends regret the departure of Miss Maggie James for her home in San Bernardino.
 pr. Stanley and family have removed to their summer resi- dence at Norton's Ltnding. Mrs. Stanley's char ming and cOntage- ous vivaclty will be missed from the district society.
 Supt. F. J. Clark h,d a close call for disagreeable adventure lately. A large and savage dog, kept chained during the day and turned loose about the stables at night, not recognizing MT. Clark when he visited the corral to as certain the cause of a disturbance there, sprang for his throat; and mad it not been for Mir. Clark's being pretty "previous" with a pistol, he would have been bit- ten. As 1t was the dog captured two 44-cal. balls while in the air, and from the remarks on Do h sides, il WAS evident that two hearts beat as one in calling it draw.
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