Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-02
DOS CA6ESAS,
CAMP or TIE JOLLY MINERS,
 SEFTEMHER, 9, 1890.

sEFTEIBER, 9, 1890. : EDrHoG CITIZEN; may as well h ! frank at ,hr onise; and state ihat ID
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 charitable, I an also strongly imhre,
 with pniilicll convictions which "ie ai
 ,n virtues s,de," and attempting r' silt iele=raphic items Pnd genera Territorial news fr1m ohAoXiou~ DO ii'ical sentiments reminds me yer,
 mncb of peeling prickIy pairs, ni
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 wouli thereafter abdica,c the pro. dnciinns of all oth'r clime- in favor O. the natural fruits of Arizona.
 Notwithstanding we are |" far from be maIisnng cr1wl," our camp is mos, d-liEhfully si'a4ted in view o The somewhat uoted Dos Cabesat peaks, from which the little mining burg horrows its name. And here lei me sdd, Ihgi although am endowed with a vivid imagination and a snul t.irly oyer1"wing with poetry, 1 can not Ge,"ct m lne,e coagl0merste piles of rock which have studied from every possible standpoint, the slight est resemblance tG any known caput, human or animal, present or plioccne, yet some individual male q tender cnniien, of an eastern paper DO; long since, touching on that which trsns- pired |" under ihe very chin nf Dos Ca beSas, which wonld rather i'm ply sort of Siamcse formation.
 My honest intention when I com menced Uni, letter WAS To be emlnenlly practical and lmpart only infnrma- ;irn of, n2tihnal imporance lnl with that object ia view studied the average cnmmrnica,in4 pdhlishci in the Tue >cn papers from the variou, mining districts Of the Territory io find what sor, of inform itioa had proved ac- c,prabir. Bu;. allsi Although am l" iGIcfa,jgsbie proSpector, and an acknowledged judge Of mineral. ] cannot accurately siste the depth of a single shaft, nor can 1 adap; Iny yer nsrular 10 the m;niRg slang which is absolutely uninleliigible tO inc aver age christian, tdiEaity forbid- me To say tender-toOt. This however re- minds me of the brief pre,eacc ID caTnp Gf three specimens of the genus R. R. conductor who. styling them selves railroad men," and assuming the opulence of those august funs,iou- aries, SD far as able, inspected every mIne within q radius of five miles Of camp, until they had Gqined a sort of general flea of the appearance O! !he gold ore in this vicinity; then pro- v!diGg themselves with q camping outfit thcy fund much diversion apparently in carryIng around 2 huge pick and shovel "a burden which, with ali kindness and fJr- bearauce one for apntaer, was borne n turn One dty they came acrcss a ledge of what WIS appareu utly barren white quartz. With JeamIug coun,enslces they displayed their discoveries in camp, and evidently feeling that their fortunes were as- sured, sold their camping outfit and returned forthwith to civilization.
 A broad smile passed over tbe camp vixen Tucson paper announced q rich find in Dos CIbcsas District by Messrs So-and-Sn; names by which our whilon prosprctors dl5nihed themselves while in camp. The aa- dilioual statement that ihe editor ka,l been shown very rich specimens of rock received full credcnce, however, as this locality ab 'unis 10 rich ore, in whiah free gold is very evident, and our prospectors were most liber- ally supplied with specimens.
 In future, shall strive to be statis- iical, and every statement coming from our camp may be accepted with reliance aud gwen to your readers with the utmost confidence.
 ONE OF THE J. Ms.