Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-11-11
MininG HnsslliesDss.

W.J. White has sold his IAGb
 Chance placer claim to ,. B. Soto,
 for $50.
 Erwin Baer has recsuly tahso
 some excellent views of the Uillejdo
 mine which plainly show su tho
 workings of this bonanza
 P. A. Craigue has nearly c CT
 load of rich selected orc on tho dump of the Dosoris, which vi0
 be shipped to Prescott for tDsss-
 ment.
 The Quartz Mountain Coopaay are working . few men on tAs Cuk Their mill is idle, on account sta scarcity of water in tAs Usask yampa.
 w. H. Ferguson has lous 0ep working on the Jsrssy Lily. Be has about 70 tons of co e the dump, and wilt reduce is e 8ae lan's mill.
 Miners along the HaaaaSsauo state that the present b tAs dyY9t season ever known, and tkae vo1as even for domestic purposao . AoDdlt obtainable.
 Billy Murphy, foreman ot tAs en- yer Belt mine, was in Pysseott - terdsy, and gave . 0ood sspo1 e the outlook in the various sAa20 et this property.
 Harlan's mill has just lnisAsA sR m Ion k> kAl Jersey Lily. No Hguses sss 1jvaS as to the value per ton of tAS o1A but we hear the result b vssy o&i1 factory.
 Bigelow and Smith hsvs stsusa . rich in the Wren, and vill scoa haso Clark & Adams mill, On 0uuoO Creek, crushing the orc. 3Asy " also ship . few tons to Pueblo. Cel0 rado.
 Gov. Tritle and John NsDeoan lett for the Blue Dick ysslssda1, They have quite fores q nss sA work taking out ore, and viii esoa have car load on the dump. TAo mine is reported to bs lookiAs oae ter than ever.
 The coal prospecton oa Wiley Creek have 6nished thsis contsone in drilling. They attained . dspkA of 15O feet without ascuyin6 the Goe. eted article, although q thot dop16 indications wers better thaa e CT time since work was commenced
 Judge E. W. Wells fsndssvd c dD- cision few days since h . minin9 suit which is of considerable ju- portance in it's rssults. Tks sluia involved was the old Eepssann mine, which has recently 6ssa so. located as the San Francisco. Doo Block purchased one half intesest - the claim from one of tho osiglnsa locators, but his right to the pcanO. sion of it was contested bY 0ui1eQ. mo Vargas, the owner of the etAoe half. Judge Wells hes vssy prop- erly decided that Mr. Block wSoea- titled to his half, and the mins viD now be worked. It is located i1 Castle Greek district.
 Judge A. O. Noyes rstusnsd Sus- day evening from . visit to tAe H0r sayampa mining district, end sn1o that the greatest activity pssvoile in that section. While he iouna very many claims that wsro bsina thoroughly developed, hs aays k3 found many more on which tho svn- CTS were doing asseasment Uosk Q order to keep their title to tkaR clean. In the latter casea hovoseR he says that the wogk vos hsin6 done in a thorough and systsnsk{o order with view e sscuSine tho best possible results in the dsvslonr ment of the properties, sAd not n hap hazard way msrsly to somplH with the requirements Of tAe loS. generally hs found snfAasc astic over the bright pruapaeta . store for them in the fu(usA c " systematic work being doas bY khaO is resulting in satisfsetosy sho0, ing of ore. At the Seastos ke ipsS workmen engaged in inceaaslaa ~ of the mill, vhieh Ae pao. as fne one e Ae ho -. Incidentally spsskine of ststeAoc1 and tho new constitution, o1 vhth the judfe is an srdsnt sdvoa>kA V said that at one of the puhlic plsaan where he stopped ons nigAt . vc1D was taken on the propoi0ea, SssaAk ing in seventeen voting aRain0t tt Io one for it. Altho9gh Sinasll . -. porter of the propesitios. hAtAlnk t will be defeated in thIe eo~nll.