Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1894-06-20
OUR MINERAL WEALTH
Mining News From the Various Camps
 of YaYapai COuty.

Wm. Duln has sold the Blu,
 Peter claim to Joseph Askew fo $50
 A. W. Callen has filed for record the location notice of the Vermil hon millsite, on Arastra creek.
 W. c. Bashford ct al. to Fred Sattes ct al, Bridge mne, consider ation S750, was an entry in the recorders office to-day.
 Freighter Bruce is getting the machinery forwarded for the Red Buck mill, at Walnut Grove, and work is progressing putting it in place.
 The railroad returns for 1893 show that the Arizona and New Mexico mines paid more money to the Santa Fe road than did the grain products of Oklahoma aud Kansas combined.
 w. H. Ferguson has deeded one half of the Gold Treasure mine to W. c. Bashford ct al. The mine adjoins the Jersey Lily, and tho ore is of the same general character as that in the latter mine.
 A deed has been filed for record from Mary D. Stoney to J. W. Hobbs, and the latter has deeded a portion of it to W. B. Cliphint and Henry Wood, the property being in Jerome.
 Charles Chambers, the we'll known freighter, was married June l3 to Mrs. Adelaide A. Gilman by Probate Judge J. F. Wilson. It was the judges maiden effort in performing the marriage ceremony, but he was equal to the occasion, and tied the regulation knot.
 J. R. Slack, one of the mos inde- fatigable mining men of this section, has a five stamp mill ready for operation on the Annie mine, on Big Bug, which he is working under lease. In addition to a lot of ore which he has out already for tho mill, he has taken out several tons of shipping ore.
 H. D. Derwia, of the sampling works, shipped ear load of ore on Monday, another one on Tuesday, and has still another ear load ready for shipment. He is shipping to Pueblo since the order for closing the Socorro shelter was received.
 A telegram from Phenix, dated June II, says. FX Senator H. 4. " Tabor arrived here this morning. and left this evening forthe Vulture miue. ThIs famous property has already produced S1,0O0,0lO, and for the past three years was leased on but ten stamps were ruunin The itase Las poW expired, and Tabor says le mine win be worked exten- swell when the Santa Fe Prescott and Pheuix Railroad approaehss nea sr.
 homas Pam and partners ara at Fork z.uking the shaft on the ( Isvsiand miue, on Turkey creek,
 ach is nov down to a depth of 1 2. They have three feet of good ore in the bottom of the shaft. A portion of it is free milling but at this depth it is most ly sulphurets. They have struck a good flow of water in the mine which will be of great value when machinery is erected on the prop erty to work the ore.
 Governor R. c. Powers was in town to-day to superintend the shipment of a twenty horse power boiler and engine to the Emmett mine in Mineral Point district. Gov ernor Powers intends putting up a steam hoist and pump on this property and develop it to a greater depth. There Is a shaft 70 feet on the mine and at the bottom of the shaft there is thtee feet of good mill ing ore, He intends sinking this shaft thirty feet deeper and then drift both ways on the ledge at the 100 foot level,
 A telegram from Golden, New says: It may sound like "a fairly tale, but it is fact neverthe- less, that since the recent heavy rains in this section, many nuggets and wires of gold have been uncov- cred and exposed to view, and numerous finds have been reported of pieces valued at from p cents to sl on the hillsides in this little village. The volume of water rising through the arroyas has washed down the placer gold in such quan- titles, that a sluice box placed in one of the small gulohes in the very center of this town by Wm. White, has become quite curiosity as we'll IS paying investment. Mir. White up $4 of the "root of evil" after two hours run of gravel through his box, showing an average of at least & per yard.