Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-15
m,nlns intelligence.

Mike Ryan, the irrepressible Turkey
 Creek bonanza miner, is here. 1 Fred sat;es, who has been doing l work on the Sucker mine, in his dis
 trict, came in last evening.
 A force of twelve men are at work
 for Nick Palmer on the Storm Cloud.
 The property is looking we'll.
 The Lynx Greek hydraulic works
 continue to have supply of water to
 run a part of the time each day.
 A deed from c. O. Roberds to the Castle Creek Mining and Milling Co. Castle crek district. has been filed for record.
 Ton Ward, we'll known miner If Turkey Creek, brings samples of ore from new discovery there, which looked unusually rich.
 Pending the settlement of litigation, the Legal Tender mine, on Big Bug. has been closed down. It has been a sRomenal producer cf rich ore sine is discovery.
 Seats mal, on Big Bug. vas started ap last --SS---.-.saav Thd machinery worAed satisfactory. ,s-.----uower for the mill is ,ssaisbed by Pel,on Tss- wheel.
 U. s. Jackson ct al hagg flied fog record five location notices of cia..sls in Hassayampa district. They are name. Silver Chief, True Bonauxs, Blue Bird, Mortal Sinch, and Mountain Boy.
 D.C Woods, who owns the Glove and claim on Big Bug. brought in yes. terhay 1000 pounds of ore, which he has sold to the Sampler. It Is gold rock and assays very high.
 Dr. Miller continues development work on his Westlake mine in kxtse mountain about four miles south of town. The ledge averaged about two feet in width as far as developed The ore is gold and will give a working value of from $25 to S30 per ton. He has shaft sunk l05 feet deep and bis drifts run which increases the deveIoo- ment work to an aggregate of nearly 200 feet The property is very prem ising one, and should it continue to show up with further development t '. the intention of Dr. Miller to erect mill on the property soon.
 FROM MoHAyE COUNTY.
 The following items from our sister county are taken from the Mohsve Miner:
 Mohave county has deposit of per- ectly pure gypsum, as white as mar ole, ten feet in thickness and undery- ng an area of country forty-hve by ,inety miles square. But owing to it's distance from the railroad it is now 
 A very important strike has been made in the winze in the Cupel, on the Tiger ledge. About eight inches of lmost solid ruby ore has been encoun- cred in sinking from the old level. mother contract hss been let on ths iain shaft and it is being pushed as sstas men and muscle can do it. As lany men as can be conveniently 'ofked have been put on and as soon 3 stoping ground is opened the force ill be greatly augmented.
 The mining outlook in and around finsral Park is brightening up and ne probability is that more men vii 'orA in the mines here this summer nan at any other time during the ast ten years. The hills around the ark enclose some of the richest mines n the Pacific coast and it is only latter of time when they are worked IT all they are worth.
 We hear it rumored that the fanaous IcCracken mine, near Signal, has been Id to Colorado parties for a quarter es million dollars The mine is vel orth the money and if it IS worked O. ming principles will be one of the rgest bullion producers in the west.