The Arizona sentinel., 1882-03-11
Our Weekly Lettef frt m our Regular Correspondent, with he latest In-
 form ation.
ORE SHIPMENTS COMMENCED.
Binck Rock Hoisting Works in -.t~ Operation. DeveiopmenU
 progressing fs.vIr-
 ably to all.

EDITOR SENTINEL "TiS with our judgments as our witches, none <, jast alike" yet each believes his own. The writer. after pei sonal investigate 0ad frou rcli- able au,hori ia< g'pmed his weekly budGat of ur,es for fI.e SENTINEL columns, .a- ua to#.-s
 to retrog,ad~ in his o't repralsd q assertions taal Silver Di7tr,rj i< destined to stand at the he'd 0f bullion producing Camps of per mantncy, and each week, report hut emph 'size> that opin ion. w. cannot all see alike. Differ ence ofopinion are buund 10 oc- cur, for a1 Pope says: 'All seems infert. that the infprtel spy A all To bkS yellow, to the j ,un- diced eye" To he disintelt>ted, or m the classic Dtrl ,nce of the argunuut, "Io d man up a tret..' the following sh wing shJ uld seen satisfactory.
 THE BLACK ROCK.
 Force with eignr hour shifts con- tinue driving, in qnra5 of water level on the BalI..y Shaft and from the addition to the ore depO- sit ii is evident, they are making a satisfactory showing on the credit side of the Company book>. The hoi,ting plant is III successful operation, and under charge of a -kil,fui engineer whips the to- Of waste, or ore, to day 1 ght. in just little better order and'iimp. than by the ancient .Mexic.u motive power Orders have been issued, and none other than the employees are permitted about the works. THE REMNANT.
 The three shafts On this prop> eity are driving. On tbe ore shaft vet iu the same wonderful ore body of 22 feet in width of sard CarbonateS aud Galena, inpreg- ted though ut with green bern Silver, A drift tn south is under way to connect with Discovery ~haf', which carries high grade ore and in quantity The vertical ! >ba't has now attained 4 depth of 10 feet, md is b.ing emerge it.ally sunk by eight hour shifts, anlicip- aiions are entertained of 80 ,n tapping the ledge, aud in i,Ora which if verified, will place the Remnant. on an equality with the most f'mous 0f L .advIlI mines. it now lrad- , ing the Territory, according tD d. velopment. 4 ten ton sh pmenti i, on the way to San Francisco.
 HE LOST MINE.
 The past week has added nine feet ID the West cross cut in this massive lode., now 24 feet from 51 foot lev'l, and the drills boring : ihr Dugh d hard iron rock. This is the first chauge in the. forn- aiion of frb,bIe qu,riz and flu IT, spar, and is not an infavO able one, carbonates showing through 1 this formation also.
 | is caluidied 20 feet further wil she driven ere the porDnA " hanging wall i+ attained, when d shaft will be run tU surface and sinking canlinue "n this Wall.
 THE SILVER GLANCE.
 Through Ihe.c"urltsy of Supt. Seib 'ck, your cVrre pnltdent visited, aud p ,s>ed all agreeahle hour iU Examination of tiits Work i jugs of this property, a s,roil through the 372 feet of tunnel revealed at and about, the 200 /! feel stake, then St pIrite aud dis i tincl vIens of ore in a spar ga:,gu of an excellent grade of ilnck 2 ,leIa. ihe ore and ie'tge stuff only shows midway up the w,ol- . of tunnel on either side, and entirely acroS- the fl 'or, the fact is patent that the tunnel p'st ju over the l-dge proper; as the most favorable ln'ality when three feet of pay rock and galena is in sight. Upon the arrival of ]. Col. A. J. Cargitl the owner from New York, an incline shaft will be sunk. The dip of the ledge, as shown ny the strata is to the last at an augle of about 430. A hnrso whin is rio Upd In ina vnr-