Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-26
TERRITORIAL MINING ITEMS.
A Resume of What Is Being Done in the Differ
 ent Sections of Arizona.

A Resume of What Is Being Done in the Differ
 ent Sections of Arizona.
 YUMA.
 Judge Isaac Levy, went up to Silver District last Monday, and returned on Thursday. He reports the mines do- ing we'll and that the Red Cloud, will ship about fifty tons of ore by next steamer.
 Mining news from the vicinity of Ehrenberg, continues to be very good. The placers arc producing their usual quota of gold and new mining loca- tions are being made daily. Tom Goodman's mines are looking fine, and on the Christmas Gift, the ore is very rich and the vein widening at the 90 foot level which is now being cut. The "trigo" camp fifteen miles below Ehrenberg, has been taken up by Joa- quin Delgado, Jose de la Osa and others, who will carefully work these rich diggings The gold found in this camp is very heavy and about the size of grains of wheat hence the name "trigO," wheat. News from above Ebrenberg is also good and some inn portant items from that section are promised the Sentinel, in time for publication next week.-Sentinel.
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 w. H. Harlan, owner of two-stamp mill and several gold-bearing lodges, in Hassayampa district, twelve miles south of Prescott, has just brought in 52 ounces of gold, which he got out of 20 tons of rock. The gold is worth about $14 an ounce, which makes the yield per ton, about $36. The ore was taken out of the Howard, Wildcat and Tilman.
 Gage & Bentley are down 40 feet in the Rapid Transit. They have plenty of pay ore in the mine.
 The Crowned King mill, Bradshaw district, is said to be doing excellent work, by way of saving gold in so- called rebelious ore. It is stamp mill, with the necessary pans, settlers, etc.
 MT. Dunlap late of Hassayampa dis trict, has leased the Montana mine. in Groom creek district, and commenced work in it.
 The Heisler Bros, William and George, are placer mining in Hassay- ampa creek, below Walnut Grove, and doing well, as are scores of other miners.
 Frank Kuhne has recommended to ship ore from the Belle mine, Walker district.
 Another train Of wagons came in yesterday rom the CUngress mill, with sulphurets.
 w. T. Hutchinson, engineer and mill man, has arrived in Prescott from Del Pasco mountain, to select and for ward machinery for the mill, which has been running successfully on ore from Jim Liston's rich gold mine. This mine has two tunnels-160 and 270 feet in length. Concentrators will soon be added to the mill.
 Superintendent Helm is running the Gro Bella mill. Gro is paying we'll
 It was stated, yesterday, that so more amps will very soon be added to the Ryland mill A new shaft will be sun< in the mine.
 An expert is examining mines in Slate Greek district for Eastern capi- talists.
 A great deal of gold is being washed out of the Lynx Creek hydraulic dig gings.
 J. F. and Paul Dillon arrived from the Hillside and report that and other mines in bonanza Joe Howell's gold mine has ore that assays $160 to the ton.-Prescott Courier.
 The Mockingbird mill has closed temporarily, on account of not being able to get the ore packed in rapidly enough 10 keep the mill in operation A wagon road will he built and freight teams employed to transport the ore.
 Sheriff O'Neill received a lotter from his deputy. J L. Black, of Flag staff, saving that another party had just returned from the Grand Canon with specimens of mineral that were richer than anything previously dis covered. The excitement continues greater than ver.-Journal-Miner.
 Reports bring the cheering intellig- cnce of increased activity throughout