Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-02-04
Territarial.
lFIoren.e . EnlerpEisel


 (FIoren,e RuterpTiseI
 Fo,ks from up the river say She Ray copper mII C at Riverside, wIll likely re- suIne active operations, stimulated Oy the advance ID the price Of copper.
 .rP.R. Brady Jr., who has been de- yelnp;ns rlIgIEg prOpertlts st the O"l Heads, came ID own la-t Monday. ne thinks that district will coon commard d the attention of mining investors on ac- count of the abundance and richness ot its ores.
 Mir. J. O. Ply mad the misfortune ot losing another Of bis fine horses lasi Tuesday, valued st S2J) He slso l0ss the mate shOr, tune prevIOus. The last one makes five be has lost n the last six months which pulls heavily on his exchequer. Az tO the nature of the dlsease of which they died, be IS unable to decide, tn ugh he surmises It vas partly due to feeding mGsiy alfalfa hay. MT. J. r, Gabriel IS developing quite a bouanza at Riverside. He has A ledge of gold ore from II to 4 feet vide that runs up high It gold, l. Is an IEou stained rotten quartz from which the gold csn be hOrn-spooned in astonishing anantilies. He hss hf,y tons at his five stamp mill and with hIs present faculties Tor hauling he Can bring but tvo tons per day from the mine to the mill, Q dis tance Oi four and R half miles, but he has arranged for enough tesms to h"ul suffi Jient ore tO keep the mill rurning during the d y-;Ime and will son be able to run it day and night, The ore body will supply plenty rich ore Co do this. Mir. Gabriel's very many warm friends will be glad to learn of his good fortune.
 CYuma SeatineLt
 The McPhersOn canal will irrigate 120.GO0 acres of land in Yuma coanIy
 The year promises ,o be A very pros p-rous one in all the mining camps Of Yuma county.
 The contractors of thsMohawk canal gre making pTspafatIcns to pat on a force of l50 tssm@.
 Mr. r. c. Hawkins, tie new manager of tne Southern Pacits Hotel is gaining golden 6piniOns in bis manHgement of that house.
 Superintendent Wm. Brodie O; the h cy and Mack mines, informs us that the mIll will commence crushing ore within three weeks He says tsht thC n.ine sfows large body Ot highSrBt-' ore and sn immense quantity of rock that runs somewhat lower than tlat which they propose working Ht first There are a number of mIncs On the veIu which are dev a!ogiug nicely and give promise of becoming equally as vaiushi~ Ss the Oregon min. The camp K Et- mirab,y situated Tor the economical working of the ores and wi;h th- eXpe-I- encej and energetic management which controls r will soon prove to be one o' the bes. 6ullIOl producers in the terri tory.
 (Nosais- Eeservel
 IT reports are true, there is a lot more dome-tIc IDfel;ci;y lying around loose in Nogoles.
 For several days Troop I, Fourth Cavalry, hos been csuyei near Jala- ba-ss and the fact has gwen rise Go numerous cOniectures regarding their presence at thaI plsce. The troop sim ply came down O hun: RlO 2 the la guoRs and also for the purp1-e of -e- curing young cottonwood treee which will be planted along the borders of parade ground at Fort Huschucs.
 The CoTdJvania ni!l, west from Santa Ana, Sonora, will start up on the fret of next month and will he run continually on DTe from the COriov4nia mine. supt. Melle Says there are 2,OUO tous fl ore ou the dump and thst the mine x now 10 shape to furnish thelr 3O-tOn null vii t sll the meta! n. cesssry to keep if pounding for months 10 come. With the starting up of he mill another iivi- dsnd paying mIne is added to SOnora's list.
 Jogrnsl lilLcr.i
 Col. BiSelOw took eight sacks Of ore to the samplIng works yesteriay, from claimed owned by him eud others iu the Hassaysmpa district, for tes;. The ore shows up Very rich in gold, and assays from IL have been very high.
 Robert J. Atkirson k reported to have made a Very rIoh strike recently in E clam owned by kin in Spruce C-DyoD distric'. His shaft is only down 2 feet. but in sInking that distance he has token out sufficient quantity of ore to justify bim in putting no an arastra.
 The owners of tn, Gold Queen mire. in Spruce Canyon district, who mad, good wages all last summer .skIrg z ont ore and working 1t by an aras;rs, are preparing tO go to work this syrlDg agaIn, snd vill push work on II
 The Lypx Greek hydraulic works were started mp few days ago with good prospects for long run. Every thing Is sad to be n tirs,-ciass order, and these immense placer mines, which have heretofore yielded their thOusands promise tc prove bonanza Co thair our.ru tIsa v.a-