Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-02-09
FINAL COUNTY.

FINAL COUNTY.
 | The steady development of our mines
 is thing that is fixed. We are nc
 longer people looking for brokers.tC find ms purchasers for mines. We have turned too, m good earnest, to develope our own mines, and the late disclosures show the wisdom and safety of so doing.
 Reymert Junior Is taking out good ore from the Washington, and has fine vein of metal.
 | Ourselves are having good luck on the Australia where we have struck a fine streak about Is inches In width of very rich metal. Silver, lead and copper. Late developments Tn this region of country show beyond doubt that the mineral belt extending south from the Southern Pacific railroad t0 the Sonora llne, embracing the Vekol, COpperosIty, Merry Christmas and other valuable mines near Casa Grande, and the dis coveries in the Quijotoa, Cababi and Myers districts, form one of the richest mineral regions ever discovered in this country. and We are Of the opinion that this region of country. which embraces about sixty by one hundred miles square. will ere long astOnish the world in is yield of gold, silver, copper and lead.
 We visited the Australia last Thurs day evening. The first exclamation which met us was loud. Padilla. the windlassman, was excited The fore man, John Foul, and his nephew, Sam uel Sincock, more calmly, still excitedly, seconded Padilla's statement. We have struck it rich. With lamp in hand MT. POul led the way up the trails. We went into the tunnel and found abous ten tons of very heavy, rich mineral.
 In the Last Prize the discovery is simply wonderful and the country is ex- cited. We have been requested to keen mute on this find, but it is now an open secret. They have about twelve feet of a rich mineral veIn similar to the Silver King ID quality. It is on the Josephipe's lead where we have always predicted that the real King ore supply is to be found with depth.
 The Pinal reduction works are doing finely. Everything runs in tip top style and the smelters are re sdy to start. to smelt the granulated ore of which they have now quite quantity on hand. Drill.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 The future of the Detroit Copper Mining Company promises to be bright indeed. A large ore body has been uncovered on the Montezuma, winch can be very easily handled, with the elevated wire tramway that has been put in there. The Yankie mine IS producing largely. On this mine 8 shaft has just been started on a vein of solid glance ore, six feet wide, which promises to yield great many tons of excellent ore. A shaft IS also going down on the south end of Copper mountain. It Is now forty-tive feet deep and has been in ore for the last ten feet. On the Middle l Arizona Central, a vein of copper with | iron gangue seven feet wide has just i been cut with tunnel. The amount of | copper in sight certainly guarantees the improvements that are nowia prgress.- Clarion.
 MARICoPA CoUNrr.
 Hardshell- teamsters who recent | ly took load of supplies to Rawhide, | Tor the men working on R. F. Earring | tons Hardshell mine, returned yester- day. He brought back with him twelve sacks of ore which the men took ont in two days, while sinking. The ore shows silver glance m generous quantities ard will yield all the way from $500 to sev- eral thousand dollars to the ton. The Hardshell is the old Silver Glance prop erty, which was operated twenty years lgo when Gillette had his smelter at favhide. It Is five miles from the old amp, and was never developed to much ,xtent at that time; in fact the ledge was lot discovered until Mr. Harrington got lold of 1t. Starting at the old workings dr. Harrington found the ledge by irlfting about ten feet. It lies between olld walls and varies in width from fifteen inches tO three feet. The ore in ome cases runs as high as SlSOO0 to 1 he ton, and all Is of high grade. It Is he intention of MT. Harrington to pros- cute operation steadily and aot on too ( Itensiye a scale. and to ship the ore for