The Arizona sentinel., 1892-10-01
Rich Gold Prospects.

almost of daily occurrence and rich ores invariably greet the hardy and intrepid prospector in his tireless search for the precious metals.
 Henry Zeuner and Wm. Pump have found a remarkably rich vein of gold ore between Vulture and Culling's We'll. A. Mckay, Davis & Go. of Tucson have opened up an exceedingly rich prospect, but a few miles west of Zeuner & Go. A. Welden & Go. for the last ten months, have been industriously engaged in developing 8 good gold property six miles north of Me- Kay & Co. In each case the rock is literally hecked and spangled with gold.
 J. H. Drew and Charles Duchet have discovered, and are preparing to prospect two gold prospects five miles south of Culling's We'll and ten miles north of this place.
 A party of prospectors from Phoenix, whose names I did not learn, passed through our town to- day on their way to prospect the mountains ten miles north of this place.
 The Reliable Bonanza Mill is running steadily, and as usual, never falling below $40,000 per month in fine gold. The manage ment is completing the excavation for an additional twenty stamps, the music of which, we will soon hear. Delhi & Co.,, are still pros pecting the Black Eagle mine with good results.
 Jack Rarick is successfully run ming his arrastra on very rich ore from the old Sore Finger Mining claim, formerly the property ot Wyatt Earp of the famous Earp brothers.
 Hearing contradictory state ments relative to the wealth of the Harcuvar Copper Mining Co.,, formerly the Yuma Copper and Silver Mining Company, I conclud- ed to visit that camp and satisfy myself as to which report was cor rect, viz: "That there were rich veins of ore opened up and in sufficient quantities to pay large dividends" vs. "that the ore SUD- ply was exceedingly limited and poor at that" I will make my statement, on honor, as to the ap- pearance of the property.
 arrived at the Harcuvar Com pany's office on the afternoon of the 18th of Sept, and met MT, l.. w. Morgan, the courteous and gentle many superintendent, who kindly gave me permission to look over the property. Early the next morning I started out on tour of inspection, which lasted two days. I first visited the Metacomet shaft, BIO feet deep. Here I found a hoisting engine at work bringing to the surface the gangue, old red sandstone without a particle of mineral, with streaks of calc spar and silex. The superintendent is having two drifts run from the bottom of the shaft in expectation of finding mineral.
 On the afternoon of the 2Oth, a small seam of ore carrying gold, silver and copper was encountered in the north drift with the appear ance of continuity. No mineral, so far has been encountered in the south drift. Water exists in these drifts to the extent of one thous- and barrels per day of twenty four hours, which is brought to the surface for working and domestic purposes. It is in fact the only water in the camp. Mir. Morgan has had a filter constructed to purify the water which carries large quantity of chlorine. After being purified it is wholesome and palatable
 The Crystal claim was next visited, it is a rambling tunnel which was apparently run without aim or object, to a distance of forty feet, the stringer on which it was started failing to materialize, ten feet from where ground was broken. Inext visited the Neenah claim. It is easterly from the Crystal and shows considerable underground work. A tunnel two hundred and