Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-12-03
Mining Melange.

Placer miners can now rockthemseiTes rich.
 Groom Creek district will soUn Oe supplied with reduction works.
 Jones and Durham have developed a body of good ore in the Vail mine near Globe.
 MT. Pearsons, d good miner, IS open- ing up some good mines on the head of Lynx creek.
 Geo. W. Bowers, of Prescott, thinks he will visit his Clip mine ln .1uma | county; also Frisco.
 The Old Globe company have now two furnaces in blait, and during the coming week will fire third. Empire stock sold in BO-ton during ! the week ending November 10th to the amount of l3, 400 shares, prices varying | from 30 to 37 cents. | Bob Clark, one Of tle owners of the Contact, Tombstone, states that iLe mine Is daily improving, and bids far | to prove bonanza yet.
 The mill belonging to the Pioneer company has been running for several | days. The South Pioneer and Howard
 
 The Newton mine, Globe district, Is patented, and therefore an indefeasible ! title has been acquired to 1t by the Ari- zona Utah G. $. NJ. O.. Bed Oxide of copper of | very high standard Is found in quantities beyond calculation in Copper Basin The prop | erty Is owned by C. c. Bean. The Maggie May, Cave Greek district, ] still shows up well, and the ledge has ] TOt Yet been pierced. Other properties are looking first rate in the district.
 Howell and his partners are putting up on Lynx Creek first-class reduction works. This will be of great benefit to the city of Prescott and miners all over | the county.
 Gentlemen who recently examined c. c. Beans property in Copper Basin, F miles from Prescott, express themselves pleased with the outlook. They repre- sent the BasIn as being large copper | field.
 ] Jake Marks and others have on the 1 Cross-cut, Humbug district, large and valuable silver property. Arizona Is | chief, and will bs for hundreds of years in the production of high grade ores and also in quantity.
 Articles of Incorporation of the Ithaca Consolidated Mill and Mining Company of San Francisco, to ooperate in Msricopa county, have been recorded in tue office of the County Recorder; the capital stock is six million.
 Superintendent Burke of the Little Devil at Tombstone, says that the mine was never looking better. The shaft is now down l25 feet. Upon reaching a depth of 40 feet horse whim will be erected, and the work of development prosecuted if possible, still more vigor- ously.
 A new copper discovery across the riv- CT and about 71 miles from PhenIx, h the Copper district, has been located as the Lucy Ann by Messrs. Gregg, Irvine, Morrow and Cosner. The ledge IS about three feet wide, and specimens taken therefrom show great richness.
 The stockholders of the Tranquility mine at Tombstone, have ratified the terms of consolidation with the Head Center. This ends all litigation in that quarter and makes another grand good mine on the north end of the COnten-
 
 property cannot now be put on a divi- dend basis.
 Judge Porter returned tOPhenix from Ionto Basin Tuesday with Mir. SnowdOn Smith of Cincinnati, leaving Messrs. Smith and Logan of New York in the Basin, where they willremain few days until the mill Is completed and starts up. The Judge reports the mines and camp in a very prosperous condition, and Logan well pleased with his pros poets.
 Mir Mcintosh, superintendent O. the Silver Queen mine, near the mouth of the San Pedro river, arrived in Tomb stone on Saturday evening. He brought eight tons of silver ore from their mine, which be will have reduced al the Wa tervale mill this week. He fecls confi- dent that the ore will yield more per ton than any similar lot ever nilled in Tombstone district. He hauled the ore to Tucson on wagons, and there shipped by rail to Contention. This is simply to test the milling value of their ore.