Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-22

and even exceeded his expectations He h.. lvC contract for timbering the
 mine, and expects to start the mill again about April lst
 ". B. Long has seven men at work
 on the Gro Bella property, in the Brad
 shaw district, and Is increasing the force a, rapidly as he can make room
 for them tO work. He Is cleaning up
 the old wo. kings of the mine, and has
 erected a number of buildings and
 otherwise improved the property. The
 company VII probably erect a plant in
 the spring to work their ores
 IL may he stated, in a general way,
 that Ihe news from every mining camp
 iu this section of the territory has never
 been so '.'-. -}hl" aS at present. Owners
 oi claims, who have heretofore either allowed them to lie idle, and talk e chances oi relocating them, year by year, or simply doing enough work on thenlto nlIke the requirements of law, are going to work m earnest to develop their properties, and their work in most eases k iroiucing good showing.
 The owners. a> well as the manager. ot fn" Congress min. nave but little to SJy concerning that property, as the ore shipments speak for themselves. Knowing that shipment of high grade ore, ci nearly a ear load, was made re- ceutlv, F. NJ Murphy was asked this morning Gnt, the returns on 1t were from lac snmplng works. He stated that lh.y were allowed 29.S5 ounces, ur $l91 ger ton. This. for gold ore, shipped ty wagon over fifty miles, is IT tty good showing.
 C. Il Citrk who s working the True Blue mine. ul bradshaw district, has just camrl -'-d an arLStrI, to be run by va, power. by which he expects to wrik three tons oi ore per day. The N heel i> ;i ct m diameter, with a two- feet lr.I,t He bas d ditch 2,3OO feet iu length. and a iali If forty feet. There K found ice ul water Ut present with i prospect e! ,. two months supply with tine >nofy-on the ;n"Intaun> now. The lra,., h4~ been erected for experi- mcat.l purposes and, i. successful, . mil vii he ,tectod OH the property.
 r. ". Nlak- returned yesterday after noon from q visit to thc Eosgs mine, in Big Bul distinct H. says the prop .rty rn, ui tine moSt promising he laS ,tru ,u thi- part oi the territory. lie ,haf' .> now down 50 feet, at which lei th the nr, lu.;y k seven feet wide, l .v,ragiu. f10 p-r ton clear across that | .utilc distance. Two men are employ l .d ,u sinking un |. and are taking out l i've tons 0. ore per day, on an eight iour snt l;r B"g-> says that if he an get teams he will increase the force mi .., '.s .l.n ten tons or a car o2d of or" p"r dty By starting drifts Ic ni... cpuil Aa made to yield thirty | on~ Ter d.Y, by simply doing develop ieut work. without any stoping what yer
 Daring his residence in New Orleans, .. in;u,,-iruer isoin Arizona to the : :Io-itiou there, T NJ Murphy made h. urquliu;a.i.c "i ". A. Clark, a ;t.i.hv banker nnd mining man of Butte, N3ut3u.. lie s,.> ,cded recent 2 i4 setting hia interested in negO- Ltt.oH- fer tac United Verde copper Torerty # Jerome. and last night q
 i..raa @e- received hy the Murphy rc.atss. rom Mr. Clark, stating that 'ultyj N.r!. ,g't.atI"ns were clo;ed, nL t.4.t' ull arrive in Prescott t.pl V rch l-i. The gentlemen ..II,.i above v,l- called on today by .. .-,>cula ,r- e; !hi> paper, for infor- ts.4.H concerning the transaction. but ,>.l t..t .oAj iu,.i in tue telegram l.> c.uS; -ife none. th,y stated,
 We..s. that Nr Clark Was ;, man of n tai that when work ."- -t,-..5 it wru,l, ,ln doubt, be done .'-u ..N th- machinery necessary for ;ro1jin. III classes of ore, uj Jerome would become perma- cent camp.
 (. S. iiu'h!4~un, D. the Corner drug bore. has ja ,ivci Il lot of Warmers .5. Cur. WtpCr'- rippcaanoe for dys-
 ri. .i.- .neI'- rho,lhates Simmons ivrr r-.ul .toc. l,rila water and fancy ud t"l,t rt,cIys ir endless quantity; I>o . 'i' o' ,hr ,nricc>l perfumes. in .ud.u- N',i-i.;'t extracts. the most deli tt, iu thy market Io'. can find any