Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-15
FROM SANTA MARIA OIsrs,cr.
A Ns~sY Letter From Oar Cores
 pOnSeni al Austin.

pOnSeni al Austin.
 Austin. Frbraary n. N a -e.-,nx Santa Nara la your vai1slsse paper f's some tune. ! Esli gss- yea . lr~ ii~mE
 The ceuntrE around b-re i- get ting quite green, the theEueuster ranging from 70 to SO for the past three weeks
 Robert Shul,z Is fxiag for garden igg on a large scale.
 C 4 Feasi is improving his valu able ranch by running some ditehes-
 Johs Roberts has begun garden iug.
 n. C. Watson with hls most esiimabla Wife and daughter Anna. gre holding the fort st Gales camp. Mr. N Atson Icing n charge oi the Swiss Belle mine whore a force Of ne are working ca eontra9t.
 John Clsst aud Eifs Jhmestowa. North DAknia, are speeding the <sBi~r a' isiles camp, ihs ftensE hAvlug s-ses sent herr by hss physie- isns Tor his heAlth. the wlntsF climate in thls section bsisg uqex- eelied by any other place in the ter TitoTy.
 John Roberts has moved his fam ily to Austin lo take sdvantAge of our school facilities. We have . eozy school house s8d ssood attend anca- Miss Mabel A. Geuung is noS teaching her seeond term hers sud Is well liked.
 c, A. Black and wife are running a boarding house sear Wstsrs' mil, where the old var horse of Santa Mara, D. C. Thorne, is opening up some rich mTnes for the msrkst. He bas already developed and cold two miDes for good sams of money. II we had fsg more such citizens this section would be booming in stead of quiet, as time wiIl ceFtainly demonstrate the fass that the Eureka is one of he richest mining districts ia YavApai county.
 
 Mr aud Mrs Span are ie charge of the Waters miil.
 Joe Ariola is cOntemplating ioin- ing heart and hand Eah one of santa MarA's fair daughters shortly. He has his OWu consent nov aRd eE- pee hess shortly.
 John H m-siead is improving bis Austin pEoP~EtY by putting up . new corral. wagon shed. etc.
 Among some of the most valuable mines in this district, with more or less development work are the Hoosieg Giri, owned by John Phil lIps and l. l. Gardiner. of Prescott, the ls.,ige being IS feet vide all a. says, streak sf II iuches, by mill test return ng S45 p-r ton. The Guiti ifug. owned by Gardiusr. Cal sell X Phii.ips. uAs sOm- gss d ore on the uump. A the face og ths. tunnel ths. dge l. feet wIde n samples xl0 pey Ion. This IS a good sbow for the company to put ma ehinery. The N-inaa. O~ns.d by Charses Crosby and John Neiman. promises % t,e the mIne of mines. 4t l30 feel they have { feet nf ore xh5eh witt sailI sell. Is inchee of uhieh wih a-ssy $50. They are talk ing out ore. some for shipping, some for sTFastraing. A mine that pays it's way like the Neiman is a good poor man's property, and although the boys are a little short in financial way just now. [ hey will soon have a snug bank roll. Tke Hattie and Ella, extensions both wsys from the Neimsn, owned by ErvIn F. Shults and Mrs John Roberts bid fair to be ciose seconds for the Neiman. The ore assays good and work will be pushed o1 both claims. J. ID. Shipp. who owns the Sandy Girl, contempistes mak- ing s handsome sun out of his mine shortly as some very rich ore has been struck. J. D. and the ATiolA boys. owners of the extension are proud of it, too. The CorrigAn owned by T. J. and others have . 2foot ledge that assays from Sl3 to $52 The Chicago properties, owned bv Hon. Nick Gales and A. c. Ken nedy, shows up veil for what work has been done, and machinery will be put on this property e soon as they are sufficiently developed Ths Sultan, owned by the Sultan Gold Mining Company, has several hun dred feet of development work, all of which shows that the mine is a second Congress 4 lsrgs redne- ton plant will be put on this prop erty in the near future. The Wyap- dotte Girl, owned by J. R. Beatson, is the first south extension of ths Sultan and Is valued a . seooed Sal tan. The mine owned byBill Noskes, although small. shows lots of fres gold and will bring him a nice little bank account when a mill is pat up.
 CLKM JoHuN.