The Arizona sentinel. [volume], November 20, 1880, Image 2

About The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911

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press. It will give in full the
Land Office and Court decesions
now in force, and be the authori
ty on United States mining law
without doubt,
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Akizona Sentinel.
ARIZONA 'CONCENTRATION
COMPjiKY.
Th Arizona Concentration Co.
send lifty men through Yuma
last Monday eng route to their ex
tensive. Placer grounds at Pin
ihoso near Eiirenberg: This Com
pany has been at work in the
Territory now for nearly it year
prospecting mid prepairing the
way to introduce thfcir Drv Ore
Concentrators upon all desireable
grounds where wter cannot be
obtained. The Company own and
control tho letler.patent for the
"Stephens Dry Ore Concentrator'
for the Territories of Arizona and
New Mexico, and these machines
after a caref ul and thorough test
have proven that they are capa
ble of working five tons of dirt
ltr hour and will save 03 per cent
of the gold contained in the dirt
The machines are constructed in
a solid and durable manner and
warranted to run for six months
without alteration or repair. The
Company have secured three
thousand acres of Placer ground
in the Plomoso district, and the
dirt averages from three to five
dollars per ton with the prospect
of striking a pocket occasionally
that will materially iucreaso the
yield of gold. The maxium cost
of working the dirt does not ex
ceed $1 per ton and as th Compa
ny have now six machines on the
grouud ready to work with capa
city of six hundred tons per day
magnitude of the enterprise can
readily be seen.
The Company proposes to send
more men to their grounds as
fast as they can be utilized, and
as it is the policy and plan of the
Company to erect and set iu oper
ation other mills besides the one
now in operation the Company
coafidently expect to have at
least five mills running before
next Spring and give employ
ment to at least five hundred men.
To still further augment then
returns the Company find in tak
ing out the dirt for their mach
inas that they obtain about 8 per
cent in galena that in working up
to the capacity of the machines
they obtain besides the free gold
18 tons per d.-.y of galena which-
has been carefully assayed and
carries over SCO, per ton in silver.
The Company have made a con
tract with Castlo Dome Smelting
works whereby they will receive
tho full value of the silver con
tuiuad in the material, the lead
more than paying the freight and
cost of work. We wish tho Com
'pany every success in their un
dertaking and a-rje convinced that
they have commenced an indus
try that will not oaly be ot great
profit and benefit to themselves
but will-materially aid iu develop
ing this part of the Territory. Wo
shall watch the progress of their
work with interest and will from
time to time give our readers the
result of their operations.
-A Good Thing1 For Miners And
Lawers.
A seventh edition of that much
praised book "Copp's Hand-Book
of Mining Laws," will soon be
out: to contain the State fnd
Territorial mining laws, and in
structiou how to examine title, in
addition to the lists of Govern
ment patents, digest of decisions,
and other good things in previous
editions.
Its editor, Henry k Copp, of
Earthquakes and Volcaneos.
According to the observation
ofWiA. Goodyear, Stale Geolo
gist of Salvador, 609 earthquakes
were felt in that country within
22 days preceeding the 12fh of
January last. Since then the
shocks have been less frequent
as well as less severe, but they
still continue, and in the vicinity
of lake Ilopangoare accompanied
iy loud noises,, per haps caused by
the escape of Volcanic gases
-through the crust of the earth.
Guatauiala has had its sensation
iu an eruption which broke out
in the Volcan Do Fuego, only nine
miles southeast of the old capital
of i he state, on the 27th of June
throwing out great clouds of sand
and smoke, beside flame and
lava.
Telegrams from Portland on the
Williamette announce that steam
arises from Mt. Hood, as if that
volcano might resume itsactivity.
San Francisco continues to eng
joy the relative exemption from
earthquakes observed since the
great shock relatively great for
us, through it would have been
a small affair in Central America,
or on the coast of Peru of 1868.
Year after year passes now with
out a shake hard enough to be
felt by the people generally
though we have slight trembles
occasionally, including one only a
week since, observed by a few.
Within the last twelve years Ger
many has had more earthquakos
than Central California. ,
California Presidential Electors.
Official returns of the vote for
presidential Electors -rom every
country except Inyo, Modoc and
Trinity, give the following results
Republican Miiler, 8U.8J2; Ed
gerton, S0,37S; Bauer, 80,318; Fox
80,258; McKaig. 80,27: Bard, 80,-
274. Democrats Wallace, 8Pf3SS;
lorry, 76VS7I; Shrob, 80.395
Brown, 80,388; IIniey, 80 ,403
Del Valle, 80,417. Del Valle, it
will be notice, leads hss ticket,
and with him are electeil lien
ley, lirown Shrob and Wallace
giving to thirl State five Deino.
cratic olectoritl votes. Terry is
defeated by Edgerton (Republi
can,) who leads him by 507 votes.
The return's from th threecoun
ties above mentioned are semi
official, but it is believed will not
change the result. Jt will be ob
served hat ibe majorities are but
small, ;-ts iShrob and Wallace are
only ahead by 87 and SS respecti
vely, and Del Valle, tho leading
Eleeinron the Democratic ticket
iuu but 143 votes ahead of Ihe
lowest Uepubiican Elector, Fox,
Judgo ferry run behind his ticket
and wa-s closely followed by W.
B. C. lit own. The defeat of the
former is apparently due to
straight scratching, as a compari
son of the votes will show that
the Republican ticket was not
benefited by Judgo Terry unp0.
pularity. General Miller, who
followes Edgerton, was left by 66
votes.
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Freight.
Arizona
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A. M. A.M. . P.M. A. M
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15.7
05.. S fct....Gila City.... 5 10.. 5 15
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Will leave LOS ANGELES as fllm:
lfRA- M DAILY-Local Pas.
L J ttJtJ tender Train to Wilmington.
1 ! l p- M.-DAILY-San Francisco
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River steamers , Maricopa (stages tor
Phamlx and Prescott), Casa Grande (stages
for Florence and Globe), Tucson .uSs
for Guaymns and Sonora), Benson (staf4t
or Tombstone), Willcox an " lSiSSSJ
(stages for New Mexico). ""urg-
w mXO ger Train to Wilmington.
-r.UV ger Train to Santa Ana, con.
nectmg with stages for Sau Diego.
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torSutuMoRu7LOC'1 PM8eBKCr TrBiB
4-0 ..--AILY-San FrancIeo
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DOMESTIC, m IMPORTED.
Give Us a Call.
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A Bargain, Miners!!
A NEW
HUFTmGTON CRUSHER
ALL COMPLETE,
Mot Used a Week.
The owner vUfoi'rt to sell the same, a
h is tin.-';.u rapacity.
The vnuk i n adapted for free gold or
si verdrc. Vi'iui; 'xes fine, through No.
5i scree is. i to 5 tons, hard roeJc," in 13
li. nrs. ( Extras included in the price,
?1,"00. -.ddresa,
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