Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-01-28
Mining Neiange.

Mir. VI. J. Chamberlain, one of the owners of the MohIve county sampimg
 works, mas gone home. The ml-i ls sam ! pllng g great deal Of ore. which VIII find
 its way Co Omaha.
 ! Mir. T. J. Eaman continues Co snip ton | after ton of rich ore from the Black ! Warrior mIue. Peck district, tO Omaha | He is saving second and third class ores l for treatment nearer hone.
 Nr. Stoddard, Of the Copper Noun | taiu mine, Agua Fra district arrved m | Prescott from the mIne Saturday. lt IS | looking better than ever. The dump | piles are immense n size, and when the | smelter starts, as start It VII n con | pie of months. the bullion output will ! be immense.
 Captain Hardy informs the Mineral l Park Alta that they have struck 1t big m tue Blackberry mine. A body of ore four feet thick was encountered several days ago on the 800 foo. level, which assays over SfO0 per ton. If this ore body proves to be, as iC now looks, a
 veritable bonanza, look ont for a big
 boom at that place.
 The Mineral Park Alta says WeltOn
 | Grounds have had sOms men doing
 assessment work on the Burke, Silent
 and Garfield mines situated on the
 western slope of Music mountain, n the
 eastern edge of Wallapgl valley, slLe
 miles from the railroad, which has re-
 suited m developing some very inc ore.
 These mines aijoIn each other, and the
 work already done shows them Co be
 magnificent prospects. They have had ! five careful assays made from the Burke, |
 with the following result No. l, S2lJ.- | l9 in silver. S7j2i m gold; No. , ,S2l4,- ! S9In silver, Sll5.Ii in gold; No. 3,Sl99.- | 49 m silver, S5O239 in 2 Id; No. i. SS3 in silver, Sj12 in gul4: No. ,. SJD 26 iu silver, S72S3in gold. One sam lle taken from the Garfield assayei S2jl .33 m sii- yer and S5.3S in goil. The assays are taken from a six inch streak of ore m the ledge which is four feet in width. Samples show ing he IVY free milling gold
 be seen at the office of the above firm.
 Governor Tritle, through his agents, Nessrs. F. r. Thomas and Wm. B. Mur- Fay, has succeeded ID organizing a strong mining company, to work the following named mines: Eureka, Wade Hampton, Hermit, Venture north, and Venture soutb. Chrome southeast, and Chrome northwest. Azure southeast, audAzure northwest and the Gift. Ten mines, all uf which are situated in tine E.ac- HIl range of Verde district, Ngvapai county, Arizona A0Cut th- first Ot next month. men WItl ba srt at work making roads, takir- out o-e, and con .luc'ing water from a very large spring, m tle vicinity CL tine mines, to where a ip-tOl shelter VIII soon be erected. \ road will also be made from the fur mace to some point on tae Atlantic aud Pacific railroad, which road will have Go be used for transporting bullion and supplies uut.l such time as a railroad Alll be built tn Prescott. The road which it -s proposed to build will be about iJ mile- long. It will strike tine Verde river at the farm Ci Mir. Jas. M Baker and rUl ua.tE oyer 'cve. table and. Knowing the ore 60. the aiore- ayiEE that iI one year from the start will be shlppal East from these mines Thus shipment. wltI tLa @ Le and othoT upplias to ba sent Iutr this one mining district, goes Co prove that ths people of 'rescott and lgyGpai county will be lslng money, prestige, etc., iI they do pr, immediately, go to work and in- uce tine building o1 a branch railroad , rom the 4. & P. We congratulate c iovrruor rrit'e u1op the success that as come Co hm no this important en- P srprIse, which promises 80 much for P lis section.-Currisr.