Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
TOMBSTONE LETTER.
Tombstone Gossip Strikes ;n the Vizini, Empire and Wedge- Bunker Hill Group Tie Empire- The Gentle Belle and Grand Cen. tral Scuth Wedge Consolidated.
spccial Core. .2ondencc O:,ho CITIZEN.

midst and the cOnvening of the Dis- Irict Court for Ih. new cuugiy of Ca chise. On Monday the couitruom was filled tu the doors, and.ufter sev- elal attorneys were admitted Iu prac- tice on mo.ion. the calendar Wa, He'd and the eases set f,rtrIa The term of the Court will last ubuut three weeks, and iu that time it is hoped much business will Le disposed of.
 We had thunder shower q fea evenings siuce-lhc first or the sva. s0n-and it was most refreshing. The heavy dust was subdued for time, and people in general felt better Tor the visitation.
 There Is 8 TumOr in the air that the Board or Supervisors have, after many days, taken some action towards watering our streets. The neWspa- FSrs hsrU tLEOhn Uut So many htats on the subject, ana the citizens in. dulged in 90 much profanity aL the dust and dirt. that the action Of the Board is hailed with delight, aLd We look forward 10 better things. This same Board, by the Way, removed the DIstTic: Attorney. au uppuintee oi Governor t'rempnts, and appointed J. J. Miller, 8 Dsmucrat, in hIs place. Much comment Is inuulged ia d. to which party has the law on their side, and the courts will probably settle the question.
 Among mining men the events ui the past week give general satisfac- lion.
 The Viziua, Empire and Wedge have al. made strikes, and cunse- queutly claim tue most attention.
 Outside "t tnis trio thcTe have been no strikes Of importance. The Grauo Central, C uleulion and Toughnut still continue abuut the same, tuning out the usual amount of ore and prov ing these mines To be veIitable Go- nauzas, and offering standing re- buke 10 the numerous cTOakers N LU from the siafl have been wsitibg fuT one of these leading miEes tO "peler out, and thus SubsIantiae their pre- dicticns, but so lar they have bpeu disappointed, and We of Tombslunr, who are uOxl'us fur a lasting camp, hope II ma. con.iIue.
 EasI rf the kuCky mouutaIns lhi. Plare Is daily growing in iaVur, ana capital iS qWeuy bsIng placed her,
 o good udy"uIS-c.
 The promising miaes known ns lh, Bunker HiIi EIOuT, comprising th, DrGsuuu, Bunker uill, Cleveland. dHZard aud G.Od SHlEAIIlau, are sIiu- aled about a mile and h7li noiIh wet of lhls tuwu They were !, Cal, c some three !rars since by Nick Stau- ton aud others. and are a' present lh, property Uf N. U. Fowler, E>q, Oi
 hls ciIy. 4 visit lo the mInc- u da, or SD sILce found them looking We, aud promising much for lLe iuiuIg. A>sessmeut Wurk and Wul e La. b, e. iUnc upon all lhe mIur-, wItA guOI ,howIug,
 On thr Drag on there 's n prospec -hHlt D liitiy ut,r d huLd. .tu ievt II dvPtt, Suu Iu O.v nom WILLIE .sL ice! Il lne e.IaCe Ln tue ollUiu. The sinai Is exceedingly CIuuk-I, and uW cUi. re, pundvuL Was [. Tc,d tu uo som, climbing HUrthy au HCTOGal Ia L!ar. 70 in,l ec ihe saGIe
 Btu i.,l= ,rc has been taken oui, bur 'ii. @s aie n 1w n osliuu lO siuk d wUikitg Z sLAt N EvtrH-e hos Lrtn m.Gc ul ih Hs-By-, tut lhr CIt runs ir,m so ." Sl.OJ. aLu tAe NvIr l> bruau and vel u,uu, d, CUmmruv- ms about In Iett lIOm .he suIlHC, and eXItndiug aero. ,.e wiuIh 0! tA, shalt.
 The Go0i Samaritan, another O. tue same group, upon WLicI w'rk T. LelnE uCUe Ht lreseil, Aas R Nuikiu- shalt now HUuul 45 iv,t iu d, pIh TLfes shlfis urC leIug w"Ik,n, an he sinking ls gulns HLrL rHpidly. They a,G In ore alsp Uu lhis miu auG lhe showing Is mot promising.
 Mir. FO~ lvT IuiurmSd mc The prop. erIy had bsen lately placed In New York, and the CxpcIt sept OIt hy the EaaIein syndicate rep rItd entirely rn their satt-Iaciiun, aud negotiations have been cOsed.
 This Is but another evidence of he faith ID this district by ts,lsrn cap llslIsts. unfortunately m, ny of he mIne owners in our miCst nre pooI and eanDot RfOId 10 wurk heir prop erliss and must sell ouI and rely Vp)n forelgn capital 10 develop ihs hiCGen 6onsnzas of our camp. 2hV ge assays in the GOus Samaritan hON from $50 10 $7O. This claim 70 D. the Blue Jacket, which Is a valuab bie property and BOW shipping q daily. The formation in Ihe Samaritan is similar tn the Blue Jacket and su much hope is iudulged ID that future developments may show much for tue owners.
 Energy. enterprise and confidence have at last met with tbeIr suilahlr reward al lhe Empire, and after many days Q strike has been made ou lhe 400- foot level that from present Iudl- cations bids fair 10 place the Empire among The paying mines of Ihe dis tTict and g.addIh the hearts of lle Boston owners. Mir. Price, the sup,T- inieL dtnt, and Mr. CUlrY, ihe iur,- man, ale vrIy much encouraged ul
  now being taken lTum Ihs mine. TEel have opened up n body Oi ore on lhe ievel, On he 4OO-iUUt level, and made another sirIke un lhe 450- foot level. A large foIce of men are in taking out ore and on Munus tue ore house WAS completed 1 and they commenced hOisIiug high. ] grade ore. Ia my next lulier l hope l 10 be aole 10 give fuller particulars oi ] lhe VI 'rkiugs and some 0l LAe assays l AS ,alely made.
 Work on Ihe Gentle Belle is now i fully under Way and everything is | looking iuv"rably. The n,w sbHlI l. | down HeHT tiiIe' n feel, Wiib eAt ellrnI ! indications. The b.a,krmi h ,hor 1 hHs Lveu com. lsiei aId ILe lodging . house fir lbr u.s6 will be nnisLed r,.- 1 day. Mr krh, Jhe ktnHl sup,Ii IvndenI, inioIms ne Ihai lo.mujIOw . sone more u.sn Wil. he put ou sua . hat ii is lhC lntrIliun If Ihr CCmpahN |