Arizona weekly citizen., 1889-06-15
REYMERT
The Coming Bullion Producer of Ari-
 zona.---The Mineral Hill District
 with its Undevcloped Wealth of

Ores.
 REYMERT MINE, June F, 1889.
 Editor Citizen-I arrived at the future boss mining camp today, from Florence. If all that has been said about this camp is true, it will be a boss indeed. The Reymert mine was discovered about seven years ago, by DeNoon Reymert, | and the place has heretofore been known as DeNoon, though now it is generally spoken of as Reymert. A twenty stamp mill was erected here three years ago, since which time the mine has not been able to run during the dry season, and was shut down two weeks ago on that account. However, the machinery IS now at work boring well for water. The water used heretofore, has been from surface wells, which furnish an abundance of water for eight months in the year, but go virtually dry when the rains cease. The mine is said to be the largest in the territory, and enough ore is known to exist to run mill for years. It is said that a seventy-stamp mill may be put in operation if sufficient water Is obtained. A failure to secure water here would probably result in the re- moval of the mill to the river. MT. Harry Blanvelt is here. He was formerly with J. D. Walker < Bro.. at the Vekol. He has charge of the assaying business
 There are now about p men Tn the camp, and they are a good-natured crowd and know how to treat stranger. No whisky is allowed to be sold here, and the company will not permit a saloon on their property. Over at the mine, two miles from here, there are two saloons.
 Mir. John Woolomes. formerly of Final, is here, and keeps stable and corral. He has some good horses, and expects to do good business when the camp assumes activity.
 The we'll is being bored by Mir. Me Kenzie, the well-known Tucson we'll borer. He has the contract at so much per foot.
 Leroy Tucker, an old time Arizona miner, is here. He has been unfortunate in some of his operations in the past, but he plenty of staying qualities at "A years of age. He IS assisting in boring the we'll.
 The blacksmith shop is under the
  well-known mill man in the territory.
 Reymert is 9 miles from Florence and 13 miles from Silver King. The road now across the desert from Florence is very hot, but here the elevation keeps the thermometer down to a respectable point.
 Not far from here is the Mineral Hill district. where is located some splendid mining properties. MT. $. w. Tillman. of Florence, owns a splendid group of mines in this section, known as the 'Timekeeper," Grizzly" and "Green- bear" On the ''Timekeeper" a shaft has been sunk % feet with 30 foot drift, and on the Grizzly a 30 foot tunnel has been run in with 20 foot drift, all showing good galena ore carrying some gold. There is an abundance of living water at hand for working these mines, and if they are ever developed will yield heavy profits. MT. Tillman is not able to operate these mines, and has never yet tried to induce capitalists to take hold of them.
 The Reymert Company is reputed to have plenty of capital, and it IS believed that this camp will be as large as the King ever was.
 Mir. William Steffy of Pinal, is build ing saloon near here, just across the company's property line, and will move his saloon from PInal,
 MT. T. Nicholas, of Pinal, furnishes this camp with beef. as well as Pinal and Silver King. K.