Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-12
Casa Graude

l Adea UTalQe.
 The little town of Casa Grande has I des'lny that promises to be wOnderfoll, fruitful, and its future Is full of rain. bows of hope. l. Is pleasantly and con. Veniently located at an sdvauiAgoou. point Cn the southern Pacific railway, and derives considerable of its imDor lance from being a distributing polni tor large stretca Uf country both uuriL ahd south. b sides ih.s f.ctol, It i- sur- i founded with EiIues Uf rt maIkabie rlci,- ness aud extent, that prodHce Vrry hand. some lnccmrs for tIeIr fortunate oWu- l CTS And She tOEu. in itself, has iltrIu SIC TO -, ulces that wiH even ualiy sur rounI % wiIL b.oumIlg Ear- dens little tie as Gud iEuiIful or charas. The sOIl .s marvel lt ftrillty hnd lt IS uI i-rla'd with -uBt-rraueau streams ui limp u water that mus ssuu come up 10 the surIuce at tue a eek Of tL,. golden wand Ot art H.d scIescs aud he In.ce tO do tuau'H srr,Ic- Iu supplying tue u;n1rageOus euhrilI-hGlei is Oi na- tute. io accomplish tnI- usslrcd rs- ~uli, a company ls being formed wItn a cHlItbl Of three Gl-aTteFs .f a million dUnars. c. r"o a iuuhel eastward into tue -ranuaily r,slug sr.und for teu or '~e ys m4lss, wLeie IL will Teach the Va CT at d suti lrnt e.tyatiou aOuye Casa GrtnGe tJ bring D. To the surface at the pOlnt desIieO, giyIbg supply sufficient for d eglifomrnts. The vFac .cab-lsY of ihIs rvbs ne nas been dem"nstTh'ei by cODpstt Ut engineers II wIIl prupatly lake t.EsIOlr shaps Iu U short tIDe.
 Casa Granie itself Is q compact and modest spptarIng tosn. baskIng cOu- tvntedly m tne bTI. hs snLshiue uf Apa,-e land, pr, sperOus and hopeful it Luu-LrEs auOns It's business men su;-I Ju lil. l- ..ols aS V. C. SmItB. "Gu ,u!u.- H bDubt.iui paiIOuage h. Lir .eLs. a! meTCh nO!zILg, fJr~uidiug -Id OoluuIis>lo- iusI, ess; J. M Ochoa c 10 . Ia Ike lILv-, both .u-y ioadlI < uoNn DI.g ircIgut wagons Tor mHBy Q iats Oi ne tOmpa-E. .ufs M. l.. Wood E-t ts sJiub a h, meiikn anu clean Te-- C auras -at Oas aaun | uelp out enjoy tle huuB .liul aud excellent meals sprrld
 eiur- LIru; Ar. N Ood pIvts bis pers ln- aI .entIun Co tbc Iquiu re resnmeuts that cheer the weary anu way-AUTu pIl- grim, aud le treats tuem wI;u uGe con slderal lH for theIr Olt InhrmItIc-. DlcK BlldeT back Is Hi.D iUyIal dispenser of the uews Ui heEtucKy and goTgsUusly cuter.8Ius those w8o kLUW and appre. Cl.-e good tulIg wnru they sample IJ. DIck Is prince of good nEtured hU- maniIy and eve bod! likes him. Jere Trl er Las quite a monopoly Of the cUm- iOTiLble CO.cOmltauts to natures sweet resturer, ana Hau- ht but tue most pleas ant dTeaIls come to the weary sleeper beneath lis Losuitabie roof. Mi' Flyer Is one Ot the buiwarks Of tue town and ho enjoys a broad acquaintance thTUuEhoat tbe eutlre IeTnsOTy.
 THE MINES.
 How fortunate would be the man who could pOsses- knowledge of the exist eucs ,i ali the bUuaUzas that surround Casa Grind-! There are bIldreds of them, II Is certain, although cOmpsra- tivel! few have 20 Tar opened up taeir treasures c. the industrious miner. Per haps the best known snd mo-t wouGtr- iuI among them ls tie Nckol. located about tMIty miles south ot the raIlTCad. lhi- property, nov owned by the Walk CT Brothers, has produced several for AAAANs'f f-A -A a'N eAAAfA AAAA-A 0AaAAs aA AH nos welding som. where about SSU,JJJ Fvr uOu. aud pruIulscs tO continue To dO so for an indefinite jime. II Is "A mining wonder ol tEe magnitude of the Si yer kI Q. but os au eutuvly dIitugeHt charactCr. lis fortunate own CTS tulip i--srve the ugusserty IL has given te them, for tbeir good acts are spreading much comfort aud !oy io tlcIr .. ter of such investments Is IIciu.eG In tn- good book as ar tnlt gITeih Co the GOT irud-th Go tEe Lord" Iu ca-s tine rvcOrd is correct, tue Walker blotLeEs have already u SI. Cr,dil TIth b m tO draw AyHiurt
 The SYOuduiiz Is s,uated five miles e.si oi t;lr Nek a. It iI u~ueu by D. II. Jnl-ou ani D. J Dsta Thy located it tufrz years asO ani Eaye worked II IL B de,C.tyTy way sInc- that :i4e. lhey BTe u N NulkI fOuf trs n, aud have Oue uunli i71 '--', tlaJ taps the yeiu 4 a It pm Oi IJy iS... 4Luut 4UO feel Oi A,tk has been done on fhi- property, m tn- aggresHte. AT the end of the Iun- u,l Is a three iaot vein of carbonate ore that av,ragee 92 uu5ces to the ton with 40 D crnt lead. la v.In proper ls about bt tEtL VI AA4A " AAl AtAHNIL AsAA4NfTt-A4N and sEal.. Que ore chamber, HO .ut ten feet square, stii sbow- ore cn all sIdes, aui occasiDual pockets Of gold ore ar en- couutered that are exceeding rich. About t-u tons uf ilrrt-cia-- ore i- now sBcS ed. The ore DodS lies 'u sleep and abrupt m, uLtail mlch resembling the QuiIp- c. s. aud it l- on the same belt as the CurI~tms- tIi;t.
 The Homestake is the first north ex- trn-iou oi the R, ward mIDe. ard Is oi the -amr general character of that very valnAhl- property.
 Wui O Us seem to h-ve been liberally sown uu the at sIfe of The Reward, and Mrss &. R. W. CuIlson rnd T. Tom il-ou have gone down about ID feet in- tn tue ore, which averages 6 ounces per ton.
 The Home Ticke, :s the south exten- -ioi If the Reward, with a shalt 40 feet deep, showing d very large vein, and the wal, have aut ye; been encountered. Space for bids more general review of the grand properties tO b. found m the Casa t,r .nde district, but the eyes of tie mining world will yet be riyeted upon the wonderful 'utput of the precious metals from that favored sec