Arizona citizen., 1880-04-03
TOMBSTONE.
A NeWsy Letter from the City of
 the Dismal Name.
Detailed Mention of Mines in the West ern Portion of the District-Car- bonate Ore and Horn Silver
 GalOre-The Water
 Question.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., March %.

indications, as far as work has bee done in this part of camp, show tru veins and rich mineral. The formi tion of many claims is limestone, whil others are granite or iron capping Those who have claims in this part ( the district should be content, ss think it stands fair to rival the rest ( the camp.
 In the vicinity of Mcclure Camp saw four excellent prospects-the Sun merfeld, Mary Pew, Bull-dozer an Blue Jay-owned by TomkinsOn, Wi Icy, Uplinger and Darling.
 On the Summerfield they have a 90 foot shaft, which shows a G1I- foot veil of rich carhOnateOre, with a good dea of horn silver. 0n this mine they ar, working a day and night shift, and in
 end to sink thei' shaft some distance 'yet. The boys say they have one O. the best claims in camp, and from the indications 1 donot think they are fal from wrong. They are hard workers and deserve every success.
 The Mary Pew, first claim north of the Summarized mine, is not being worked at present. It has two pros pecting shafts, one 12 feet and the other 15 feet; they both show a strong body of gray carbonate ore, which as says in the hundreds.
 Going north from the Mary Pew we come to the Bull-dozer, which has an lS-foot shaft, showing a we'll defined vein of good carbonate and horn silver ore
 The Blue Jay, which is the last claim owned oy the above named boys, is the southeast extension of the Three Brothers mine. It has one shaft of g feet, which slows good carbonate and plenty of waer.
 South of he Blue Jay mine is the Poodle Dog owned by Gray and Cole man. This mine has two shafts, % and eIghte:n feet, and shows good quartz. Win little more work, il would undoubtedly prove to be a good mine.
 Bunker Fill mine, owned by Me Guire, is al excellent prospect. It has a shaft % eet deep, which will be ex- tended to feet. This mine has one of the bes' defined lodges l have seen in the camp, and shows strong 6inch vein of rih horn silver ore, which runs up into 6e thousands.
 The Joly Brothers mine, owned by NcCarty mi McGuire, has been well prospectei, with several small shafts and cuts, md shows goOl gold ore. 
 Going l little north of the above named hines We come to the Three Brothers'Camp, where the late Prof Davis lird. With the death of Prof. Davis th,camp lost a true friend.
 The Tree Brothers mine, which was bouet las,week by the True Blue Company, and formerly owned by J. D. Niece, is only 1900 feet to the northwest of this camp; it has two shafts, one IS and the other 9 feet. This mint shows rich chloride ore, with considerable horn silver, and the True BlueIOmpany did good thing when theybough. There were four tons of or shipped from this mine some few lonths ago to San Francis co, and aftC paying all expenses there was net rofit of $500.
 The GorOn mine is the southwest extension the Three Brothers, and is owned U the True Blue Company. There IS a S-foot shaft, which shows some excellent chloride ore. The dump show more ore fOI the depth of shaft than any dump have seen in the distri,t.
 No,.L ,Ctbo Tb-ao pr,fho-s .. tI the True Bhe mine, owned by a com pany of tle same name. This compa- ny is cOnpned of Boston gentlemen, with NIT. Stbens as manager. They are workni three shifts, and have a S-foot aat, with a 13-foot drift There is lOling in the shaft but ledge matter, mih assays from $150 to| SGOOO. NJst of the ore is filled with horn silvr, and is bagged up and stored aay. This company has a mill site Charleston, and will have theIr mi running shortly.
 A feweet east of the above claim is lhe Amesty. owned by Messrs. Smith and Wrd This mine has 30-foot shat, sowing some rich ore, and has a g1odbroad vein. The owners intend l to.inl the shift 20 feet more, and say thy will show as good a mine as there ism his district
 Next to the Amnesty is the Morning sar, owed by W. P. Stanley, of (eveland. o. It has a 5Ofnot shaft ! ad 20-bOt cross-cut. There is DO ! 0ubt thatMr. s. has a good prospect ! the Moning Star, but he has sunk ,n the wrog ledge. 1
 The Merimack, owned by the Mer- i imack Company, with MT. Mead as heir manager, is good piece of prop 1 rty, and beng we'll prospecied. It las three haftS, 30 feet, 2j feet and 10 eet pach hOUiDp a pOo1 bodv of cor