The Arizona sentinel., 1897-04-17
PicachO Gold Mines Richer and
 Better.

The Tlcn SITlKSS mace m the NOOn- day, Golden Dream and Golden D. K. mines are more than holding their own. The ore is growing richer and the veins wider as they are opened in depth. The Golden Dream Go. is taking rich ore out of eighteen differ ent places on these three mines. h the south or Puerto shaft, Foreman Dunne found that hundreds of tons of that which seemed to be and that looked like waste, was good pay ore, running from SIP to $l0O per ton and he is having it sacked and packed on burros to the mill.
 Nearly 200 feet below the east shaft on the Monday, very rich ore, four feet wide, has been found in the new tunnel run, to interseet the shaft above it. This ore runs from $l5 to $75 per ton. This fine vein has been found in two places on the Arturo mine which joins the Monday. Rich ore has also heen- struck in the Iris mine on the same vein and on the Pelon and Otro Botello de Vino, which join the Noon day on the east.
 The ore body in the east shaft on Monday, which is 80 feet deep, is 10 feet wide with neither wall in sight, and it runs from $50 to $100 per ton. This is now considered the great bonanza of the White Gold Basin, as the vein has steadily increased in width from the top to the so foot level, an is still growing wider. On Monday a rich strike was made in the Sirius mine of the Pleiades Co.'S group. The vein is 20 feet wide and runs from $i5 to $50 per ton.
 On Thursday one of the richest strikes yet made at Picacho, was on the same vein, 300 feet west of the first strike. The vein is from 20 to 100 feet wide, the ore in the shaft running from $20 to $250 per ton. Jack Dunnc says that this Is the biggest strike ever made on the Pacific Coast, far excelling the "Glory Hole," in the far famed Fortuna mine. This ore will be worked in the Pleiades mill, now nearly ready to run,
 Each days work done, is adding new luster to the rich bodies of ore now being uncovered at Picacho, and more than confirming all that has ever been said of this the coming Cripple Creek of the Pacific Coast.
 The Golden Dream Co. has IG6 men at work in its various mines.
 There is not an idle man in Picache.
 Golden Dream City has eleven new residences outside of the mining com pany's buildings.
 Geo. w. Ireland, President; Richard l M. Moore. Second Vice-President, and | O. K. King, Assayer for the Golden Dream Co.,, came down from Picacho | yesterday and went to Los Angeles. 1 They were we'll pleased with the rich strikes made in their mines
 E. L. Ramsey has been appointed Superintendent of the Golden Dream mill in place of M. R. Ritchie re- signed.
 The Gold Cup Co.,, at Picacho will put up 300 ton daily mill with which to work it's ores. This is now consid- cred the Bonanza of the Picacho | Basin.
 Geo. Box, an English expert is at Picacho examining L J. F. Iaeger's, Vim. Swaim's and other mines.
 Thos. Barrows, a mining capitalist of Boston, Mass, is examining the Arturo group of mines at Picacho.
 The two great strikes made this week in the Pleiades group of mines in the White Gold Basin Picach0, is considered to be one of the most i'm portant ever made on the Colorado l river,