Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

sulphides of both iron and lead are occasionally met with in tho deeper workings, indicating thAt oxides in ths ore st present will eventually turn nave a 0,stAmp mill bnt this is quite inadequate tO treat the large Output that can be made tru9l this mine. new water supply has been desei- Ousd ar Stanton sufficient to run Sl-stanlp mll As soon As the I.0O0-foot tunnel Is completed, mill of this capacity will be built.
 In Fools Guloh, west of Yarnsal new dis covery seems to be attracting much comment from the extent of itS ore body and tas sV1o ,,, the ordinary milling prooess. Tho shatt is uowh on this mine l25 feet, and cuts through granite iormAticn The property IS now anaes oSnS' ,,1,,, chaser of it, as well As performing the present work.
 The Ma-cns, laying About twa miles west of Stanton. owned by the Bates hrOs-, is Idle, but active enoagh in its hidden wealth, Co be deemed good property. It's sale is now reported Co un- known parties and operations, it Is said, are t0 begin Af once On this mine also oonsidefSble work has been done.
 On an old an abandoned mine, about one and one-hAlf miles south of Weaver. very rich and
 it is said a strong body Of ore has been run onto | by Thomas Ward and James Bishop, whlch
 assays $500 Co the ton samples taken ron ., ~
 gold fever excitement there, and the lucky owners | feel somewhat elAtsd In consequence. White A Gross are sinking on new claim on the western dope of Rich Hin, having force ot | foar miners at work. A ten-ton hatch of ore | shipped by them yielded $i2 per ton, while .
 lessor amoant was also as good Their orc ls iree
 and base, while their shaft is down about oo teet | at present.
 | The Yarnell. a mine oi many vicissitudee tn tta career evidently due tO it's management in one \ way and another, but nevertheless rated among \ Che best in the county. is dropping " stamps actively and from indications, promises to nlore | than fulfill expectations. Richard Grow is nov
 in charge of the property, and from the fact tlAl
 he speaks we'll Ol the results, it is reasonable o 1 say that he has solved the problem Of handling | the mine and mill successfully,
 Lying midway between Weaver and Walnni | Grove. the properties of the Rich Hill told | Mines Iimitedl are located. E.t. BArdshAr | the aCent Of the company, and In the pAst toui | years has gwen the various claims m the sreui | . thorough and practical Opening, over SVoo ta- | on the same being visible. The mines l9f th | porphyTytic granite formation. and while ioN | graie show vast ore body, it's width being q | least % feet. lt is but reasonable Co say ot th' \ above mines and their free milling product, m
 terest will he attached Co thsir reducuon An eu | mining affairs whenever such are treated.
 Near the Marcus, Mir Partridge has claim or
 which he places much confidence, and has dom
 considerable work to encourage hin to ho.e t'
 the same.
 | D. W. Wilson. whe owns An extension or th' I LeviAthAn, has been taking out . good grade O | ore. and hos in operation an ArAstra al the pres
 ent. dis mines are said to be good looking onss ' whs ''irT ranches" when it rains and mines whei
 it don't Ia said to To taking out very hne looking | ore from . claim on Antelope Greek. lie VI! \ Rrastra the same. and not go back to the saloi | for some time, If the appearance CT his ninlh' ! ground FUes for anything nowadays.