Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-31
Mining Nelange.

| coming rom MaricOpa.
 Frank Ingalls, is suryeylng copper | bonanzas for Hon. C. c. Bean, who has ! bonded his group in Copper BasIn
 for three million, five hundred thousand dollars.
 Perhaps, at DO time since the location ot Globe district has there been as much work in our silver mines at any time as now.
 Holmes and Hatz arc taking ore from
 the Homesite mine on Turkey Creek and selling 1t to Howell & Co. for their Lyxn Creek shelter. It assays over Si0O.
 Ali. TregidO, superintendent of the Horseshoe. Phenix, CJpperOpOlis and other mines left Tombstone for Bisbse Tuesday to look after his inning inter ests in that section.
 On the South ri neer mine they are sinking to the 300 foot level, and after the mill k completed they intend to in- crease the force of men on the mine. stOping and drifting.
 Between the 25O and 800 foot level of the Pioneer mine they have struck a tine body of oie, assaysOf which average very high. The ore body Is widening as increased depth Is attained.
 Dr. Farnham al | D. C. Brown are in Prescott, having just come down frum Walker mining district. Mr. Brown wbo IS Prescott's best machinist. IS putting up quartz mili for Dr. Farnham-
 Prof. MNbeius, who spent severa weeks m Tombstone a year ago this win ter, looking for place to erect smelt- ing works. has located in Chihuahua, and will have hIs works in operation in February.
 \. A. SOuthey, one Ot the most experi- enct Il mIllmen and smelters in Arizona. arrived in Tombstone from Globe Tues day and will take charge Of the mill and smelters of the Tombstone company al; Charleston.
 J. R. Mastersuu, from head Of Verde.
 Geo. BauEEart aud John Miller, of Chi DO, arrived in Prescott Tuesday Mr Mastersou brought specimens of a lode recently found by him, which hs has left with Mr Stahl, for assay.
 Dr. Chase, with an English expert by the name of Taylor. who are coming Co examine the Silver Bear copper mine at BI~bee. rassed down to HermOsillo on Sunday last. On their return rom Se- nora they will go tO Bisbee.
 The Tombstone Company's smelter IS doing good work. It has turned out S35,jOO m base bullion. most of which lay m tine taiiiugs and of no more valuC there than SO much mud before the smelter reduced it to merchantable form.
 Mir. Rowe teiis the Prescott Courier that as depth Is attained m tbe Centen- nIal mining district, Yuma county, the rock has steadily increased ID richness. Ledges m which himself and NIT. Ellis, Of Prescott, are lutereste1, are now be- ing opened by shafts, some of which are lOU feet below the surface.
 Mir. Harry H0ibOrn was in Globe last week from Pioneer. He thinks the per maueEcy Of the camp Is assured. 4 large number of buildings arc beng erected and the busInt ss of the e. mp has got down tO a legitimate basis About ljO men are now constantly employed, the Pioneer Mill and Mining Company engaging the largest number of men.
 
 mining community in the DOsoris region, arrived III Prescott Monday NIT. COwles Is a practical mining man and of good reputation m all camps on the coast ID which he has been located As Co the mining outlook in the above section he expresses himself m an emphatic manner as to it's permauence and predicts UnbOunded prosperity to all who have mining properties there.
 Ore continues Co be hauled and packed tO the Howell reduction works on Lyux Greek, about tu elve m.les 10 tbe south east of Prescott. The Blue Dick, iu Hasayampa district, the Belly and the Silver Belt, m Big Bug district, are con tributing. It was, some time ago, in- yeafed .tl start the Voiks with the new Nevertheless fl6e9; will ss65if Be h9adfy" Y69r operations, and If fsuccessful, as we hope they VIII be, the largest and most prom | lslug enterprise ever started in this | country Will then be going.
 Pioneer mlll which has been running slnce about the -OtI of November has | thhen out as We are informed some | where near S30UO. We learn from the | same source that about l5O men are | en ploEed ID Pioneer Camp and that abuut bO ot that number are m tho employ of the South Pioneer companv. Our informant also stated that the Pioneer. South Pioneer. and Howard are Hnking on their respective mines and intend putting fhetr shafts down, at once, tu the depth 1f 3OJ teet.-Silver Belt.
 Sheriff Lowthe-, who has been in tre Dnpplng Spring range the past week. Ias returned and brings favorable re- | ports Of mines m that section. and , -l>o states that more work on mines Is { 'elng done there than m the two pre- e 'edlng years. He speaks favorablv of T developments and class Gf ore on tieo C 'cott's. James Wats n's. Iattip's- . )CarrOIs, k, hn's aud Joe Sloaus's [ 1nes. All showing silver carbopstes V here are also valuable and extensive f opper claims in that district.-GIobe |, liver Belt. a The Old Dominion Copper ComDanv Q running one furnace steadily. the dai- h output averaging SIX tons of bullion. W he shlf fments this week amounted f, V l.36O pounds. The Old Globe mine O lntluues c. yield the usual cuautitv of IT lsN ct below the tunnel, will he reached -ls week, when they will commence h oSs-cutting aur dIftinr. The Key 1 t' one ~'iil maintains It- good reputation. V ld very fine carbonate ore is beip., al he'l out lI the stopes above the tunnel rt well aS m the first and second levels. h' hAiug Will be resumed ID a few davs. u 'srssment work k being done on the ach copper group of mines (ninel. and z developments show a large amount high grade ore.-Globc Chronicle. James Campbell came ID fo Phepix W .ndHy from Gillette He k at present pr eratiug the Holmes mine. on Squaw pe eeek, some ten or twelve miles from co hfst-uamed place. This mine is re- re rted Co us as fabul0usly rich in gold. ui q s very larg- vein. I hat it can he st, 'Hy worked Is demonstrated by the su 't that the company has been orerat- a |, i; It only since the 9th Of the present 'ic 'nth, and have got l,G tons of ore. iD on lslderable Of which native gold IS vis- rel
 Go the naked eye Mr. Camub-lTs ha npany paid Sl3j,OOO for this mine. thi lt IS their intention to put up a sta irtz mill, with all the modern im- bit 'vements, m a short time. We expect see between fifty and one hundred , at VI rk on The HOlmse mine within next two or three months. tio he Chihuahua Mail of December IG t.- .,l -' mat au error exl-ts ia presum- a7,
 that the gold, Silver and copper I5, les which supplied the rIch ores. tbe ;,i oi which ls all along the Chihuahua ss,, 'r Tor miles, are far away from this ,..r. ,L.'-- '' " ue' IT IS es'l mated zen ss. --,iI;., a'' i''iL TWO aud Dali To frar ,,a-i'.,.f '.''-s p' 'lil9 sag We can mal :. Floods and dust have carried cle 'h oi lt away or hidden it from sight. ;,.-. yerlly believe. and have our reasons ti,,, believing, that tbe oldest and best .i-