Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-02-22
OUR MINES.
What Is being Done in the various
 Mining Camps in shis Sec-icn.

shipment oi silver ore to the Sampllng
 works.
 One-third interest n the Revenue
 mine, Weaver district, mas been sold for
 $2OOO.
 A large pack train, loaded with ore.
 came in from the Do,oris tod " for the
 sampling works
 Two six-horse teams left thi. after
 noon for BoggS' mine in Big Bug dis
 trict, to haul ore
 1 The two Raymond> 4re hary at work
 on the St. Emo mines, in Kirkland val
 ley, with good >ucces- | J. M Vandedurg las sold number of mining claims, in Weaver strict, to to A. L. Kerr, for 5000
 The present snow -torm 0ill add largely to the water re>oUr, $ oi he country for placer mining.
 A. L. Kerr is making pur ha-e- oi lumber for his mill iu Weave district, : and ha-.or,ie. ed machinery for 1t.
 Miners, employed b1 Dr iobuson on Lynx creek, report | >tra. oi grey copper ore, rich iu "oih gold a Il silver . ! P. L. Kastner will lut mi.s. at work 7, i immediately developing D laim in 1 i Cherry creek, in which ne l. terested. !
 Six men are employed a' ihe Etta ] mine developing that proi,rr, under | the direction ol Paul Johns, u .Npt- 1 rienced miner.
 c. A. Girdler will k-a .n,pmcnt soon of several tons ol 5000 ,' G00 ore, from his mine at Turkey ere f, he sampling works.
 Dr. R. K. Robinson says h. will 1 shortly put force ol three e, 1ur men at work on the Poverty claim near the ! head oi Slate creek
 NJ. Ryan, ot Turkey creek, l.- >tIu.k l an eight-inch streak 'i ore nat has every indication ol re'mau,u. which will work from SJ0i ro $500 }, ton William Rhodes wcnt out t...iIy viti load of lumbcr and surpics .sr X. |. Kerr's camp at Weaver, ani ..e work of erecting a mil there VII l. pushed A sample lot oi thirteen et.E- o' ore from Blgclow lS -mili .... .!r'in, The Northern Slope, assay $ '>- in gold and $4l D in silver, or ? total f SSl 70 per ton.
 l.. Abel, of the Bfad~haW-, Va> joined recently by his son, and tbc nrc ,u- gagged developins soii lIcpe.i in that district, where Mr. Abel ha- uumb.r of claims.
 Messrs. Sines & Elli;t hay run rn open cnt ou their ncw cla..t .n 'b, Bradshaw district, anG tuck r ledge. which, at the point oi ,unta, k o"c and half feet wide, rich in %. .rr.
 Richard DeKuhn has hi- eh ou the Mocknghird claim, it. Ch. IE yrcet district, down now to i dep "i fifty feet and has body oi gnld or ah the ! way down tha; will mil $i0 r.. ,vu.
 Over $500 Were taken ou: %. two boxes of the Lynx creek p't..- al.w i days ago. The lesscc> oi jh- Y ' nave been making a remark Y ~1e- cessful un during t.c ,uo .l have lad water
 The card ol C,I. (. Y 1u, m aud Captain John McCs.g ei. "r- kers, rhcnix, Arizona, Hp.,a. .H tD.s issue They Will x ni.no .,P..t on mining rr"perti,s .ut a -, a sueir ! sales
 Ed. Wagoner las sold out IS ,r, ? third interest in tine ] asa e. LYue creek placera, after cwuiu- " and | a half, anL cam, in ;rom 'p. t.Htv. { He says there |, rIrut, (" e tni the lessecs are working in s,. -tav"i They are running two -.I.i-.
 A deposit oi a good quaIit, uaet has been found near IiUibruo ,.l- mems taken from near the ~Us .. 'us.l- | cate that large amount pf D. ..n tnt- able mica can be prusO., :. it.t- these specimens aIc as t.@a-t .,Ht as glass and oi a tough texture.
 William Flauigan anj t ana ...-l d , Barney went out r. LynN cr- .laH, with a burro loaled w,h pro. 4-.iY work on Ben .abon'S Hu u.u.. This property has orcncd up '. .' IS i'r as develoved, and Mr. Ky bon tli .Isu work on it ;o see what there '- .tIt
 A. Robins ,n has ,ld s h,l u,ar.-t in the Antelope claim to Jto,, i Nan-' deburg, for BOO. and E. E i.ry for the same sum, has sold "i .., n. ,h. "Dun Billy" ani "Gray Dsy4 a.1--, to the same party Al tne r..u~ are located in Weaver distr et
 The Lawrence mine. ]" , mining district, "5oUi lJ mi ,i-t' Prescott, will soon t opera aU n eastern syndicate. l. l. onr... .l. ...-t :. mining properties, hay'H- t -'f.-. of about six feet in tt,kas o .r., that will mill nearly "na hu. .',.- lars per ton in silver, soli " .."..r.
 Frank polph manager Fin" placer comp H4t,
 day He says he has .ai Aea. G.. water and is working two ppe> H. expects to make clean up next wo.k k. |, and says the boxes are hooking -.ian did, showing up considerable g"'i. Hc q has seven men employ,I, ani averages t about 100 yard- of gravel pcr day. Is Captain McCasey, yesterday, oi-ite b John s. Jones mill, on Groom creek, and represents himself weN pleased with wi a, he saw there. H. l. also very iI favorab.y impressed with the mining prospec. of this section, and says he sees no reason why Perscott should not F be city of l0,000 inhabitants within two years.
 H. w. Barnard came in from squaw