Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-07-28
WEEKLY 1INING REVIEW.
MoHArE COUNTY.

MoHAfE COUNTY.
 From parties ju,t il from Providence We learn that the mill at that place IS running every dayand Is turning out Q steady stream of bullion.
 Mir. Hamilton, representing Westlake Bradley, of Albuquerque, has pur- chased the extension of the Golconda mine at Todd Basin. We were unable to learn the price paid.
 An average supply of three feet of ore In the Keystone mine assayed over S2OO in silver. This is 8 good mine and if properly worked would pay handsome dividends.
 Sherman & Partridge have taken out some of the finest looking lead ore, we have seen in the county. Their claim Is situated above Chloride, in the Cerbst range, and they have from one to three feet of solid galens and carbonstes.
 As soon aH the A. < ?. and the s. P. railroads are connected; the miners or this reglon will have good rate on orss, as there will be plenty of opposition, not only between smeltingmen east and west, but the two railroads will, no doubt begin cutting on freights.-A-ts Arizona.
 The Southwestern inning company have a fifteen stamp mill, dry crushing, with cylinder roaster attached. This mill was kept running last year for eight months on ore from the Savage and Techateicup mines which belong to the company. These mInes have produced some half million dollars in bullion since being located. The mill was start ed up in April Of this year and has been running regularly ever since.
 Dr. Brown ID opening up the Keystone mine has struck body of ore in the one hundred and i,ty-foot level of the width of three and half feet, which assays ! between $40 and $50 The men work ing in this mine say there IS no better mIne in the district, and yet under the present management not a single ounce of bullion has yet been produced. This would not seem strange if the company had no mill ai its command But 1t has and good ne, tOo.-Mohsve County Miner.
 FINAL AND CHA COUNTIES.
 Our correspondent from Casa Grande gives a very fiattering account of the VekOl and other mines, some twenty miles south of that place in Pi1al county. Ht says: "phe Vekol mine | (Old Grandmother Is ID local reputation not even second to the Silver King. Its owners, Messrs. Brady * Walker, are ranchers on the Gila river and old IIO- neers of the Territory. and nave with prudence and business tact worked up prospect into a valuable, marketable property. It has produced ID hard cash nearly d hundred thOulaud dollars, and | has not used a stick of timber. It is situated thirty miles south of Casa Grande, pleasant drire to the mine. It l has shipped for two years steadily to San Francisco, Puebli and Butte smelt- CTS, unnOised and unIeTalded, car load after car load of ore. It is near to rall- road transportation, bdng only 8 miles. Adjoining the Veko and putting up against its ore chamlsrs IS located the mine called the Amercan Wonder. It Is, by virtue of pOsitlm to the VekOl, a piece of ground that must prove very valuable. Standing uOOu the ground of the American Wondr you can toss a chip on the ore dump of the Vekol. It was thought by hund eds that this vFlu- l able piece of proprty was actually Messrs. Brady d Walkers. It has been a great oversight on the part of the own CTS of the VekOl nd to have secured this necessary Rppeniage to 30 valuable a mine, but SO much the better luck for the two poor prosp,ctors who saw its glittering features, bcated it and have clung to it through all the adversi.ies that have beset them
 Drill: The Eureka mine continues to supply the mIll with 're, and, as near as can be ascertained, tie assay of the ore at the battery IS about S45 per ton.
 They are working be Silver King on the 70O-fOot level extnding the sill floor in the breast north md east, and also stOping on the seDnd,t third, fourth, fifth and sixth floors lf tie same level, ex- tending the sill floor oithe 5CO-foot level stlll, preparatory 70 sDping. All work has been stopped on he SOO-fOOt level until the air improves with the summer rains, and which me good shower will accomplish. They are tmplOyIng about 100 men.
 A big strike is reported in the Yankee Boy, situated littb north of the Silver King. The Yanket Boy has lain still
  water in the shaft,but nov, since re- lieved Of that incOHenience, they have passed the gravel ari have found large deposits of rich ore the main lead.
 The Ray Compan, is over 100 feet in the Ray mIne, and tic vein IS a mass of native copper. The ooOr man mine is s wonderfully rich miu,, the veIn of which widens seyeralincheslt every foot. Tom Haly has 800 tons f iron ore on the dump of his iron miIe assaying so per cent iron and ten per ,ent copper.
 Enterprise: The Hovard Mining Com paDy, whose mills andmines are located at Pioneer, Gils cOunF, are to be con gratulated on the tinil success of the latter. A little over tyO weeks ago the mill WAS started up, and at the end of a twelve days run had turned out 20 bars or 29,652 ounces of bullion, which was shipped to Cleveland, Ohb, Wednesday. The mill will continue to mn right along and turn out two bars Otbullion each day.