Arizona republican., 1898-03-26
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

A London, England, is in Bisbee on an inspection of some copper properties in that vicinity. MT. Hill represents g large English syndicate and they may decide to invest there.
 F. E. Braley was in Tombstone rom his gold mine in the Dragons. He states his ledge has been widening with depth and everything looks most encouraging. This property is located in the gold section near South Pass.
 The Alaska Miner of March 12th says: w Denby, a mining expert from Clifton. Arizona, arrived on the Queen. He will visit the Jualin prop erty and may probably be secured by the company in the capacity of super intendent.
 John S. Dudley, president of the Dudley Construction company of Chi cago, a brother of MT. Frank Dudley, is expected here this week on mining business connected with the opening of the Dudley group. He goes from here to the City of Mexico.-Saford Arizonian.
 Stephen Peck of St. Louis was here yesterday on his way home from visit to the Grown Consolidated, in which property he is interested. He is making a flying trip, so to speak He left St. Louis Saturday night, spent one day at the mines, one at Casa Grande. one here, is at Fl Paso today, and will reach home Sunday night That is making pretty good time. MT. Peck is of the opinion that Arizona s best days are just coming. People, he says, are getting over the idea of
 making a fortune in a day. Mining business is getting down to a business basis, which, after all. is what we
 need. MT. Peck was accompanied from Casa Grande by his nephew, MT. Charles Peck. who is well known here l-Tucson Citizen.
 w. D. French came in last Friday
 from some mining claims he has been at work on sixteen miles south Of Saf- ford for three or four weeks He is down forty-four feet and intends to go down Seventy-fve feet before he be-
 gins to crosscut. He is working on a
 strong contact ledge four feet wide
 with slate hanging wall and granite
 foot wall. This claim is now known
 as the Aztec, but was formerly known
 as Dutch Henry's, and is owned by
 John Blake, Charles Moore and w D.
 French. Assays made from ledge ma
 terial show $7.50 to s53 per ton in cop
 per, gold and silver, copper predomi-
 hating. MT. French leaves for the
 mine Friday and work will immediate
 ly be resumed and pushed as fast as ], circumstances will permit. Stafford
 AriZonian.
 The principal details of the machin- , cry to be furnished the Alaska-Tread. we'll company by Frasier & Chalmers
 are as follows: One 300 stamp mil ! complete, stamps weighing 1,O5( , pounds each, with no six foot Frue , vanners, two adjustable Comet crush.
 CTS, 'E" size, this mill to be run by ; water power. One 120 stamp mil } complete, stamps weighing 1,O5t
 pounds each. with 48 six foot Frut 3 vanners and one adjustable Come l crusher, "E'' size, this mill to be TUT 3 by Frasier & Chalmers horizonta 5 cross compound condensing Corliss en 7 zine. One 100 stamp mill complete l stamps weighing 1,050 pounds each with 40 six foot Frue vanners and on 3 adjustable Comet crusher, "E'' size : this mill to be run by water power
 The above makes total of 520 stamps 3 2O8 Frue vanners, four adjustabl 3 Comet crushers, 'E'' size Also thre
 large Frasier & Chalmers hoisting en 3 zines and a Riedler air compressor : When the above stamps are poundin : out ore, we shall see gold coming iron l this district which will astonish som : people.-Alaska Miner.