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

size. rnnnirg from Co 70 foot, and samples not i,ss than seo ger ton. free. Mr. Webb has had force of 2 men at work on the claim for several months, and Che general report sven or t ls taAi ground In its early history, some of tho fich- ct quartz ever taken from the earth, Is asure,l- ited to its output, and old residents say that is has yielded at least siuo,0lo and that too by the arastra prucaes- At present the only bad feature of the mine is the water problem attached Co its working.
 The Valencia. owned by McPhse. Dodson and Paine is preparing Co he put in Che sold psodnc- rascne it from idlRness Recently a sa ton batch of ore was run through an inadequate quartz mill, yielding below what otherwise it soala re- turn. As tho mine is known to he not only 0f lna- manse size but will sample anywhere satiefAc- tory At present there is dump Of soQ tons ot ore to bo crushed, and the general opinion ts that the yield will ha a handsome one. The falen- cianA is also. one of the oldest mines in Aava- pal, and cannot ~fall down" to this age.
 The Niger Brown owned hy Ross & keegan. is another good looking old time mine, and of tt. one Of the best looking properties in sectioD It has a 60 foot shaft, levels many cuts. and shows vein of orc from two to four feet tn width that yil syerage sD t9n, tfee From this slins si prasent uwners are considered fortunate in again uncoVeFins its wealth. Another piece of good ground owned hy the same parties is the old swiliinE mine. which they have cleaned oqt and l developed somewhat, preparatory to working it | aRain. lt is a property of s0 much merit that party of miners C Enpssd from Colorado Co locate
 t about two years ago, its old time fame being of such glittering nature as Co warrant its uussce~ aion bat they were unspecessfnl, Che preeent owners being as capable to enjoy its wealth as sny others On this mine there is a % foot shAft considerSble stopping and numerous cuts- The O. owued by Keegan < Ross, hes shaft down over % feet with treo milling orc that will yield SGo per ton. Tho vein is two feet in width. 10 was relocated by these new men two yeArs ago, | and will be operated soon.
 | Adam Clark has a network of locations named | after prominent Americans, aad hAs recently | bonded the group tor 5000 to Colorado par l tiess Inc COlumhrs mine which is included ' in the sale is fne looking lOcation on the sur
 face. and is said to te well worth the above price | alone. No "hitchf ii is said will take plaes ia 1 this deal, As Mf. Clark knows what good mine
 is and Will "stsy" with no others.
 Another bonded proposition is the well dcyei- l opad mines of George Neea, near Bumbla Bee- KansAs City people heing the iutsfeatei purchas- l ere, For this mine hig figure is tp be paid. | Mir Zika has given his mine pears oi attention l and toil. besides a small alzed fortune in cash, consequently, is entitled Co the "windfall-"
 Among the big low grade claims in tho | district is that owned by MF. Cordis Ht Ante lone. Al present the owner has force of fous 1 mon at work on such, evidence in itselS that the
 claim Is siil holding its own. Miners say the pAs . streak is four feet wide, and will do Co tie to
 Tipton & Isons arc said Co own some good sil.
 yer locations but deVoting their time Co theif gold claims, which ai present they arc actiyoly 1 pushing work on, and meeting with suocCss as l depth is reached.