Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26

ground that is admired by every one. The greater tne depth reached on the old Dividend. in shoTt. the better does 1t look.
 The McCabe is a silent and steady producar nGivhh9s niNhss 2 l1stamp mill in operation day and uAsht. frum a stringer yein it hss sieveioDod into good sized ledga reports ssv nrodneSnS T pplhg ore that runs As high as sI GOO per ton
 re ne ore From this minei is free and concentratinR .rS 1ihe .li sostains community of one hundred gnu htty souls in addition to abOut fifty em- its owners. N ''--' '''' John Kinney Is the possessor of many good to2aking claims the Leland, DonAnna and Molly being the principal ones The first one win run slz per ton free having an s5-foot shaft and Is5 teot tennel in on 4-fOot vein of ore The town Si thapArral lays on the DOnAnnA lead Mir hlalhef ls a progressive and experienced miner, anu sho0ld reap the riches of the district in a generous way,
 Jim Burke's claim Ia somewhat well developed auu oh the dump he has big batch of ore to snow. He win neither bond nor lease his claims, baing contented to sell out directly or holi out for the good thing he hAs in sight.
 The Cleveland. owned by Mayer and WooJs. pet under lease e W. l.. Roberts. is unQuestiOn- ably, one of the best looking new mines in tue district and is the center of mining talk now adSys; Mir. Roberts has shaft 70 feet deep in So inches of ore, which plates from Sl5 to S25 per ton besides running high in concentrates Lho91gh an old mine, the present workings are on s olnd portion of the ledge. The deeper he gets the better the grade of ore.
 The first south extension of the aboye is the clam ot W. w, Vanderbilt. Some little work is noticeable on this property and frum the ap- parance of the Cleveland, its neig is attract Ing some attention in cOnsequenee.
 The Ellen, owned by sugien. Askew and Dulin. down loo feet besides some tunnel work Its ore lays between side walls la kidney state, and will plate SIS per ton. mill run of ten tons Is now being made on it-
 The Henrietta is believed to be good piece of ground, and when released from the fine legal meshes it Is wrapped around with. will produce better than ever. The last development work certainly argues very fayorably for the property.
 The Gopher, a patented claim owned by Gen eral kRntz. but under lease to Harry Hannah is being developed, and shows up finely. Its ore is Tree milling an runs, by recent tests, SS5 per ton. steam hoist k now being placed on the above Co drain the shaft of water and handle the ore more readily
 has his shaft down 70 feet in continuous ore. Sonie of the richest quartz taken out of this dis trict is accredited to this mine.
 Near the McCsbe. Henry Lang has just bonded much attention. The latter is preparing to start work on it.
 Inc Bunker Hill, owned by Coleman Carrigan & McQuinn, undet boud and lease to F. K q, Brien' has had some work performed on it lately. This mine Is reported to he showing up nicely and Is considered good ground.
 The Columbia. owned by Hin. Wright and Batler. lays close to the Little Jessie and has a shaft down @ feet in ore that runs from four to twelve feet wide. Levels are also run on the vein. Ten tons of ore were recently milled from lt, with unkuOwn results. This property is said to have been examined by some mining men recently with view tp purchasing.
 The Marion is a mine laying between the Little on which some work has been done lately by the lessees' The orc is fres and concentrating, run