Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
permanent. Some of the proper. ties being worked on are.

The Sheldon as a starter for instance. This i. Hassayampa piece of ground, purchased a short time ago by Messrs. Sisty & Clark, oi Colorado Springs, Colo, after years of idleness tematically, and the fact of their being pleased with the showing made, is the best argument for the property. Considerable dead work was done Ioo feet of new ground being bFoIen. Inc VoTs oye carries gold, silver and copper, milling free from Sl5 0 SS5 per ton. They have several claims in the group, the Sheldon and Eureka. however, be- ing the only ones as yet opened.
 On the Poland and Hamilton mine. F. M. Mur- phy < Co. have force of six miners at work purely development work being carried on under the superintendency of Henry Murphy. The ob- iect of the work Is to drive che Poland tunnel to connect with the winEe that is being sunk from the Hamilton tunnel, thereby opening poth mines The wire, now down 90 feet, has pretty body of ore 20 in wide in sulphurets that assays near SlOo per ton. In the Hamilton tunnel the breast shows a solid Is inch vein of ore The PO- land tunnel is now in 750 feet ore being also Visi- bloeveeywhsre. The intention is to drive the Poland tunnel to connect with the old Belle tun- nel which. when completed, will be aOO0 feet long. This property is certainly e solid one and with the extensive working now given it, to- gether with the magnificent ore body everywhere noticeable, its wealth is simply ineaiculAhle.
 The Champion is under Sl2sOO bond to Hinehaueh, DaviEon and Calvin from Judge Griffin. The above people, since rssuming WoFk on the same. have been handsomely rewarded. DI is now visible at the bottom of their shaft, 125 feet deep. The ore is gold. silver eoppar T and cinnhhar, running, by careful lesta. on an aver age. gold, Sie per ton: copper % per cent silver " ounces, and one and One-half DOT cent. quick silver. This mine is very promising one. and np, Co date has shipped ii0 tons of ore to Colorado.
 Among tho promoters of new life on Lynx Greek. W. S. Morse figures as one of the uiost intelligent and also one of the most enarRutic He IS at present operating the Pine mountain. running the old Howell mill of 10 stamps on its ore, as well as custom work, He is practical miner and believes the solution of mining on the creek needs depth to determine its value. He iH following his ideas admirably in this line, and expresses himself as satisfied with the outlook of his mine.
 Knoblock d Banner have takena lease on the Lantern, an extension of the Champion. for one year, Gnd haye four men at work on the same. They have reached depth of 100 feet. Their lead ore is very prominent, and also a favorable feature of the prospect, running b9ib per cent in this metal, besides one ounce in gold and % ounces in silver. Their vein st present is 22 in- ehes wide.
 A. Lane has l0-stAmp mill at work on custom ore, as well as working on the product from two mines under bond tO him, viz; The Fortune. owned by N. Milligan. and the Homestead, owned by Judge Griffin. He expresses himself pleased very much with the appearance of both properties.
 The Kitty" owned by AL Dske. has been leased Co Nolan & Co.,, who are milling several tons at Lanes mill, and shipping some away also. This mine is an old one, and plates an ounce to the ton, being rich in concentrates also.
 Hull & Egge are tearing down the old Dake shelter and putting in new plant to treat cua- tor, ore. They will smelt and crush. and have good outlook.
 The sAleua and Mifain claims are owned by