Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-09-30
TUUNDERBOLT CON.

be one or the great mlneS ol thit part oi the district at no distant day
 LITTLE DEVIL.
 Still keeping up its proud position, as the producer of the richest ore ill camp. Have again commenced to sink, and driv- ing along without serious change. Large quantities of high grade ore on the dump.
 TRANQUILITY.
 No serious change sincc last week. The Stopes are showing up well, and are pro ducing largely. The steam hoist is work ing well and all the rock is now being raised through the main shaft. The mine was never in better condition, everything wearing a promising aspect.
 CONTENTION.
 Everything is running along as usual, without much change since our last re- port The crosscut on the GOO level is making good progress, and the develop ments are cheering in the extreme. The ore body on the 2l2 level improves daily, and there no longer remains doubt that large ore body lays in that vicinity. There is an immense amount of ore in sight in the mine, more, in fact than the mill has power to crush in two years.
 CO. D.
 The shaft has now attained depth of 100 feet. Struck a cave a iew days ago, containing small pockets of very rich ore. The mlne looking good, and holding out tlattering prospects.
 EAGLE.
 Still continues to improve. Main In- cline shaft now driven about no feet. Still in fine body of medium grade ore. An immense body of ore in sight and every- thing encouraging,
 RANDOLPH.
 Winzc No. 2, near shalt is down 12C feet in solid body of ore. Winze No. is making gooC progress, and the drift ex- tends 60 feet. Winze No. is down 7I feet, still in ore. Everything looking good and prospects of the mine are excel lent.
 GUELPH CONSOLIDATED.
 Crosscut started west fifty four feet from surface and ore body looking good. Widtf of ledge no! less than twenty-five feet, orc of fair average grade. NOTES.
 The successful working of manganese at the smelter will prove a big thing iol the camp.
 Superintendent Tregidgo, of the Sar Pedro, returned from Bisbee last evening He reports the Copperopolis in good con. dition, the shaft being securely timbered and everything made ready for ex tensive developments. Col. Jack Henderson and Hugh Nc Donald departed for the Montezuma dis trict, Sonora, few days ago.
 The Blue Jacket is showing up ex. tremely well and promises to be one ot | the great mines of the district. BUCKHoRN DISTRICT.
 News from the Buckhorn district in the | Chiricahuas, is of most encouraging character. The mines in Buckhorn Basir in. the west slope of the mountains abou eight miles south of Bowie are promising tlattering returns 10 the owners as dcvel opment progresses. The Juno, owned by J. W. Grant and Owen Williams is dowr 115 feet, and has ledge five feet wide, as saying from thirty to fifty dollars in fre' | gold.
 The Sunnysidc, owned by Franl AOrahams is down 10G feet on tn, | ledge with the pay streak three fee and half wide at the bottom. The orr from this mine is being reduced In an ar rastra, and the owners are making gooC l thing of it. The Homestake, owned by Tom Keefe, of this city is a very promisin! prospect, only ten feet deep, having a fou foot ledge, and assaying nifty dollars tor from the grass roots. All these claims ar, being vigorously worked, and are located only about three quarters of q mile iron the Josephine mine.