Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-09-26
PinaI Pro poets.


 | Two Sars Cf buiiiou were shipped from the Few $ lvsr Klrg mIl Wednes { day, one weighing 24l2 42 ounces, and | the otter 2.415,2U oul cr-. Y Vss beau | tiful bullicD, beng eve. sCj fine. ihl' ' makes the thiId Lar sh FIed from tht mil.
 All the machinery for the Putnam | iive-stbmp g,Id nil has Efrlyed al Riverside. and the nll will soon bt ready for tusiresS. The road Go the mlne and the grading at tLe niil will stand about l5O yards below the Put nam staten, on thC north side Ot the river.
 Messrs. J. J. Devlne and Chis EGpp went out tO PicachO tLIs week. Messrs Dsvine k HaSkin have sUlj the re- mainder of the Caledonia group, with one or two exceptions, Co tLo same cOm' psny tbat bought the CGlcdoLIu miue, There will be lively town lt EicaChO yet. There IS talk uf staE!irr stsge lire between that place and QlJoioa. The railroad company propose Go make some improvements at the station.
 Mir. John c. Loss, of Casa Grauie, has had Wores * Whitney make a number of assays ot samples ircm Lis JUPiter and Exchange mines, and the result were as follows: Silver fourteen as- ssys-rsn respectively S3i 43, S5f.il, Sg2 SI. $5S I3; S9S 9p, S.74 e, Sl9'53. Sl94.S4, Sll4.69, St5a..S SlsS.''O. ,-iSI5S, S56. i4 and s1z3Go; so.1. s.t n. S.--O and S5s ij; making SC average or about i2 miles from Casa GILHJe, lEG Iav-rlaw..N .1l-s "a extent They certainly make a ma-ui- ficent showing and justify the belief that they will become verltable bODan- gas. NIT. Loss intends to pey the ex- pense of prospecting them thoroughly by shipping ore. He cannot only open themin this way, but can at the same time make a handsome profit. Four hundred dollar ore Is a rarity not only in this, but Tn other countries.
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 Messrs. Shaw IS Melrose and John Hora made rich strike iu one of their mines about 2l miles helow the Ray mil. nearly three weeks ego. They nave s shaft about Ijftet deep and at the bottom the pay streak ls over three feet wide. carrying free gold. The ore IS an iron-stained honey cJmJed quartz.
 The Lost Prize miue and hoistirr works were attached t0-dsy by Uuder- Sheriff Dryden in a suit brought against that couga- hy Mir Perry Wildman, Cf Silver . .Gg, for SfJi2.,J and costs A large port Jn ot this au1uut l- For the wages ot t.e non employed by the coLpGry while working and winch have been assigned Go Mr Wild man.
 Me-srs. Joe Bric-t5u, Alex Pam. J. Fisher and J. \. Cu-.is, have be,n do- ing a good deal of development work on tte Boucher U.iIr in 4.fssy district lately. Tbeg have tvu shafts CI thI~ mine. one luJ i,,- ....- .rC lJf n- drgp: also dri't uf 5j Beet from tl- bottom oi the lO0 foot Suift. end t5o ,rls5-ruts to each wal, aN of which or, .u ere. They have two tuuLei one 4J and the other 90 feet long ari a cross cgt 20 feet long, extending from tle hanging tO the foot vail. He v.Iu Las aver age width of 3i feet Cad tit ego goes between S;ij aud SiJ y.r ;IT .u gold and silver. There Is r Irtural wagon road from tuC s!-.r jJ t.s dump on the miue. The ni.c lies seven or eight mile south Os tie C.Iiaaut .bou; the same di>taLCe up tlr river from Eiy- eTs:de. The average Hs-ay gwen is from the lowest vllge ot is ever taken. The gentlemen have a ti-s prospect aud We hope they will be able .O eel, it fer a good round figure soon.