Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
OIH N5\ES.
What is .eing Done in tho various HTining Camps in tI1is Sr3ti5n

ETining Camps in tl1is Sr3ti5n i Lead ha~ advanced several points in New York, and is now quoted At $i i5. l Jacob Heuht expects to have len men if eo.k shortl derciOpir clam ] n the Bradshaw mountains. ] Two hi. teams, loaded with ma l chiuctv, tor the Boaz mining company, : pn''cd out to day from the Q. K oorraL ! sam. F Powell writes very enthnri- ! ae1ic letter, uj !hc new district recently
 discovered by him, below Waln Grove. Ne>s,> Euhin,on and Fest. are hay ing three huUarod tons of ore, rom the Middleton min worked al Van Names mill.
 X r Foot. and (. r Dunavan, oi the Vixen m3nc, on Lynx ci'' k, are ;n town, ani report th.ir propertr hooking VII
 ] V. NcGowan was in tow yes!er Jay from the Senator. and sta.a.. hat nc expected {, Set s,.dm up ln iIis t:s boiler to-tay.
 0ue haii o' thr !. .ynotc mining claim, Turkey creek, hls zen sold for f5CD 2 he property has teen recently worked by M H. Byan.
 Two moro iarge teams, loadcd with machilery, Lit to-day for 'he Boaz mining camp. lu tie let WAS a large boiler and ,ngine.
 iartie- who have visited the Gro Bell, propertr recently port that the mines arc opeuing up better 'han was experte, cv,U ny the most s..u guine. < ui4 strike is reported in Jacob Hen kl clam in the Bradshaw noun tain- Frnm present prospects Mr. lt-uk'e ism f 1T way to becomc q millionaire.
 Mcke.Sun- hrothere, in Tuuning $ dr.t on the Wirr gold claim, .>quaw Peck disHct. haV" struck 4 fne nody ot oft containing horn -iiyar oia very lilh -radc
 Geo. " .>ines rct4rncl yv,ter,!ay .lom d visit to Bigylow G smiths camp. and .ys ts.v have five tons oi good
 ore now ,n route to ;ho s..mpling
 works, with ground well opened up
 whereby they can 'akc out a ton per day. Their fr-t shipment vii consist oi car lead.
 ~ James Snirley who las just !. turned from tup ;o the Bradshaw country, snys that a m.u wa- examining the country jh,re with d view oi taking contract for hauhng j,00u tons of ore from the Crowned King mino to tine nlill of the company, which hcy expect to start up soon.
 An addition, G0x40 feet, Is being built r. lhe Prcscott sampling works. in order to accommodate the increased q lantitv nf o.e arrivins there. here are at pres Cnt ahoui , . tuns .f ere stored thc-p ..wtitio, shipment. l0l .l aoun k
 1,ug augmented daiiy by the arrival oi ore teams and pack trains from the various mining districts
 We iearn froIN an authoritative source that the ktta mill and mine will both be started up as soon as necessary repairs can be made to the machinery. The same process of working the ore as heretofore will he pursued. New shoes, dies and screens have been ordered. for the mill, which will require delay of thirty days to get them here and to place them in position
 E q. Arthur, endent of the cid Vulture mine. speaking of late de velopments, stated to the Phenix Arizonan, that after drifting for two months a large body of high grade ore had been encountered, and the mine looks better than ever befc-o For the last four monihhs inc mil, Las be"n running constantly. and there are no probab ilities for interruptions, ex- cept in ase of accident. The contracts for supplying wood will be relet imme- diateiy and work prosecuted as usual. There l. project under consideration of sinking large three compartment shaft to tap the main ledge at depth of five hundred feet below the surface. Ii this Is carried out 1t is confidently expected that sufficient water will be encountered to york the mill and all machinery, which in itself will effect saving oyer the present system of piping of about $601 or $7OO month. IL E also calculated that the shaft would open q body of ore that will SUD- ply the eighty-stamp mill for years. RiilInu. fEa pnss rntblar I,u