Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-12-19

NAuAl1 | hC lC4Nb AAOROt Ac ANtN "ANt aud carries heavy per centsge of lead. IL Is opened by different cuts which for thousand feet show an abundance of high grade smelling ore
 Jure, hIHe Is owned D. the same par ties. It lies parallel with the White Cloud. l. op-ned by two shafts one of l4 and one oi 9 feet. The ledge Is about 2la feet Tn thIckDess and assays as high as SS00 have been made therefTOm. IL k considered a good property 10 devel- ope.
 The National No. , owned by Messrs. SwHrts and Reynolds hes one half mIle east of the White Cloud. The ledge matter proper Is full IA feet thick. The pay streak is 40 Inchss wide and st a depth ot If feet averages S62,S0 per Ion. The ore IS free milling.
 Of tue rRme character as the Wood becker. This prospect IS considered one Of the best in the vicinity.
 rueBenbe owned by E. A. SamIck is , fl. ledge. between walls Has shaft down 27 feet and a tunDel ID 50 feet. The latter cuts tine ledge 25O feet below the bottom of the shaft. AccOr- ding to A report made by Prof. Brown uf Saa Francisco. S24 Is tbe lowest aver age that has yet been obtained, taking the ore rom wall to wall. It IS situated on the Re, Inert belt about six miles rom the Giis River.
 Ihe Willie Is sitJated close to the Pi nal Consolidated. Has l6 feet of golden bearing ore, and carrI-s from S4O to S3OO Iu silver. ThIs claim r. opened by h % foot shaft and Is likewise owned by Mr. SamIck.
 The Martinez Is owned by Josiah CuampIon. The dev, lopments are lO0 fi shaft aud GO-foot tunnel. At the bot tom of the shaft a 45-foot drift cut across the face oi the ledge shows sbou, II feet of ore carrying about G6 per cent lead and S25 Tn silver.
 lne Wood becker is che of the mines That has done much to make the Ois- the famous. It has recently been bond ed 10 MessrE. Kennedy & Burns, of Globe, for S30.OO0. The ledge IS between 4D aud 90 feet wide ana assays from 500 to S400 per ton. The develop msuts consist of an s0-fOOt shaft and s ;0-foot cut, the latter running across the edge. IT Is owned by Messcs. Miller q Moro.
 The Clealsns lies near tbe Wood ue Ser aud IS also regarded as a fine P ece of uudeyeluped property.
 fne Alice situated one half mile from the Seven Colt JnwOods, Is a full claim of l50J feet, with croppings large and uold A shaft 100 feet deep Is topped by d tunnel 230 feet long. Tnls work has been done Ou what Is known as th. south croppIngs. On the north crop pings two shafts have been sunk 10 the depth of so feet. The ore worked there fIom uetIed its owners S27 per ton The character of the ore Is chloride and must oe sorted before 1t can be successfully worked. T. is owned by Messrs. Beesiey !, Dillaban x Martin.
 The ArSo lies about ten miles south fl the Silver King and Is owned by M-ssrs. Harter S Martin. The ledg. has a width uf at least twenty feet mucl of which is good pa, ing ore. For th, amount of development the clairn shows no r, maTkaLly well. A shaft eighteen feet deep and an open cut twenty three feet long represent the work done. Tue lime croppings on top are considerably broken, but at the bottom of the shaft the mineral has concentrated into B sOlId and compact body. The loves. R say made WAS $21O0, the highest Sl73. The ore IT. silver bearing.
 The Mocking Bird owned by West fall d Walton. cIy es a return Of about S5J in gold and S20 m silver situated. lt r. near Box Canyon. A fifty-fiye foot shaft ua~ opened up a five foot body of good paying ore. The owners are now build Iug arrastras with view of fuliy testing the quality of .he mine The ore Carries neither iron nor lead and the silver by the arrsstra process hey do not expect 10 save. If, however, thr.y get the gold they have as good s thing as they want.
 The First Chance has & pay streak of almost solid metal, running from to 22 inches III width. A tunnel 40 feet taps the ledge at 6 depth of POO feet and n second tunnel now being run will cut the ledge still lower down. This prop ,rIy Is owned by Messrs. Beach and Isft.
 The Ivanpsi lies five miles north of tue Gila rIver and about 3 miles east of Mineral Hill proper. It Is 6 foot ledge of gold rock carrying little Iron. In addition 70 90 foot shaft there are several open cuts all of which show ID well Mir E O. Kennedy of Globe, made the average Rss-y of erythIng tHkeb between the walls S45 co. J. II. Brown Is the fortunate owner.
 The Golden Gate Is the northern e1- tension of toe Ivanpai. and Is owned by Messrs. Brown and Williams. About 30 t,us of good ore are on the dump, the result of fifty-five foot shHft and one opeu c1t. The rock assays between S33 and S35 per ton. This property wss sr one time bonded to Mayor Baldwin for StlOO0 That gentleman went to San ErancI co to place It, but unfortunately ssckened and died. otherHise 1t would in all probability have been sold.
 The Golden Rule lies parallel with the Golden Gate aud Ivsnpai. IL is free milling gold ore and runs about Si0 to the ton. The vein IS nearly three feet wide. One 10 food shaft has been sunk ant some surface work done. Messrs. Williams aud Brown are the owners.
 The Horn Silver ledge is about 30 feet wide and IS cut through by 30-foot tunnel snd has likewise a shaft of about the same depth. This Is considered good property for developing. The per cent ID silver Is low, but 1t runs high in lead. This also Is owned by Mir. J. Fl. Brown.
 Mineral Hill district is 8 net work of mineral belts. They run lengthwise, and at all angles of the range and as much of these belts are taken up and prospected to 8 grester or less ex- tent, the claims mentioned in this srti- cle represent bu' sn exceedingly small minority, It behooves one of the many in the district, 10 furn- ish us a full account of the un- noticed claims and the CITIZEN will take pleasure in giving it tO the public. Ary particular strikes, sales or developments, we will also gladly chronicle. The dis trict with Its laby rinth of veins has an important future. snd we trust thst .hco ,,..ras,al v-,n Haar, ,,. v,oafad of