Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-06-02
GLOBE
A Cheerful Outlook for the 'liae-.

G1oB-, May 2Sth. 1889.
 EDITOR CITIZEN. The weltaer here
 at present is warm and ploasen, and
 the general health oi She people is ss
 usual. 20 d. While muIneis receiving a new ine.tus. generally speaking, and
 especially the silver interests iG the
 vicinity of tae Qgar-z.se and Rmooy Camp, are attracting considerable at-
 teuti1n iI-. now at their woa4er.u-
 prcGuctious os e1-reIasiy rich and rare ores. The Silver Fame mining company
 sb.praI CD tons of 0-e to AieAulen, a short time since ior reduction, winch returned them 1a average oi 4ly ozs- oi silver Der Ron, uotNlrl-tIl.IlD- he iac- that six tons out fl the 20 1.s second class The old lsateil- .-r up ot u1neS, which are located about tlrae-t1ur-Is CT ! a mile e sl from tle oI.ver Fame, are ! developing into wonderfully ls1 ana | indeed valuable pr.per-e, and VIII doubtless ml5r their present fortunate owners m 'iaualr-s, while l- must Hc remembered that tul- yaluap.c property | was through -uora-Ce abandoned about three wears since as worthless, ty tie | Isabella company, with the supp15IdJn ! th .t -hes were dug out, when tae tHcl ! Was they had f.ie,. to dig into tae1a.
 1 Wurk has ueau resumed a. tho Ne l LiIlel uu tlr --oueUa!i Jackson iulre- | The machinery for a new pump IS t-aircaiy ou tles,roI-a, and WIl soon ot ! ia p.lre when 1ba water VII b. cleared ' from t-e malC shaft Lich ls at present ! jII f.e- il depth. Eue object Is as We Ulle-stanL to push this shaft down as rapidly tS possible to the dap-h or | tlou-auI feet. which we have Eo- ,Ie shadow of douot vii develop something wonderful iA regard Co a silver de3osli, and add another glowing page SD Ile history of silver mining a tlls luaeeI wonderful couu- y, tIey-s. aud VIrlcl resources os which arc G5 Ec5 only par ti.liy known Go man. Tho GcAoVr mine after yielding something near | three four-ls Ci 8 million uII,d-s worth | O. silver bullion, las been closed down | for tLe present, 1WiIg to tle fact l- ls ! claim -J by some shat tney have lost the ledge, Wulle other, say they have ne | vain m the bottom of the W1-EILg shaft winch is down Co depth Ci over 'JJ ! feet. But they have no oEe 0i any con- ! sequence. But be this as .t may Is Is our cIuIid opiulun and also the reIet ' of many others who are acquainted with 1 the diagram and location oi t-e Me ! NCrr miue, tIat t.e vein upo- which | all tle v1-z so fs- has been done, ls ! only d feeder, cor side yelu Go t-s m.au ! letEe tHat crops out nearly t-e eHtlfc ! length af the Richmond claim ct wllc- l rae NcMOrr.s l, -.-.pJsei Co be tle uist ! eastern extension. The facts upon which -s form our conclusions ls tna. ! the 1cIurrls as located. departs
 rlu far Iron the general course ] .f t.s BieIuI I1l Co be t-e same | ledge. And We firmly believe that li the ! Mack Morris company would run tuu- | ne. E-t.e west of L0r,h from tle Do; . tom ut tItir deepest slI.-. that they would not so -g- a -l q distance before ! fLay would encounter the UUu i.i'. .- m1ud edge, and develop s. mos, wonder ! .gi and v.lu .hl. mining r.. gartE, i.-d ! tle distance rl y w.g.t have Goo go f9 ! test tue ma--er slUa not exceed twa hundred feet We are ll-e coll lrut- a.e uusr tIe company wui rNlI.l-e into | this matter, and lt they suluu. We tull- : lIa- .lcy wi I'eito al o.cs @ l"-l'. oar suggestion 1- Indicated ah,'Fc and . rea1 tle rich reward which woe honestly : be. era ava. - -asu by SD doing
 1 Jlr E. '. K Amer i= nov ruc owner ot ! .l. old -I.v.T AI--er --l.l1- property ! .t Rlc.-luuI B is,g, and Ju w4.. hs-i- ! t.l. wur', .t developing tbs property ll | a systematic aud irte.l gent manner, au.. ! Fe p.,tlct wonderful deve.urm Uu- ! der -le wise and energetic man ! agemeut ol Nr. keI'u.r. He lis thorough business man and i7 tle r1-s---H- of a1 uu-.eepIug . energy that knows u1lI-uZ bat s.ccsss ! ll anything ua undertakes. Aliers, . Pl5wsu & Co.'s are running their . g stamp mil. ol u-e from their mines, . the old IsabaIu group. IEe Isabella mill will start u1 I7 g day Q. SD uu cIs- . t1u osc. The oif I ulnion CImra1y's . lon mess is ver- cred tlnly managed by ! Suueru-eudalt J. J. Williams. The ! company were very fortunate, indeed, . il securing the services Of such a man. ! lir Williams understands thoroughly ! the business and different methods Of ! -1li-fti4l- cupIpr ores. And hs Is cue-- ! -etic and attends closely tu tle afli-s : of h,s company, and from what VIC have 1 seen u- Eim v- feel justified Il saving ] That tls Interests of The company will ! never suffer from neglect while under his ! care. And the very same may be said : trU.h'uiiy, Goo, oi 1ir. ". B. Deveraauy. ! o' ,le Tacoma Copper Company, and ! alike with Mr. Frank Nichoi-ou, man aEcr of t4e Long Island Com rluy. Indeed, tnese companies are 1'i Go be e'.--a-u'atsJ upon having equally as good i' not tine best sIreriu- teudeu-s ir the Territory, hence their
 succs lu copper mining.
 PIONEER.