Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-09-23

l been extended GO feet, and the northeast 70 feet An uprase has been started from the level near winze No. 4, and is now up thirty five feet, with drifts each way about fifty feet. Hauling fifteen tons daily 10 the mill, principally taken out of Winze No. f. No stoping is being done. Shipped l 150 tens of ore to Girard mill within the past few days. Ore a fair average of the dump, not being sampled.
 FRANKLIN. Main shaft down 100 feet. Crosscut from the bottom extended so feet, and a fine vein of ore cut. A winze sunk on the ore body to a depth of 100 feet. Drifts started both ways from bottom of the winze. The mine is in very promising condition and everything looking well. MARGUERITE. Main shaft now down GO feet. Struck nice seam of ore yesterday morning. The ground is not so hard as formerly, and work is progressing rapidly. When the shaft has been sunk to depth of 100 feet, a crosscut will be started and pushed forward rapidly,
 INGERsOLL. Crosscuts and drifts are being advanced raidly. The work being done is mostly in the way of explorations. In the upraise from the SO.toot level to the surface, IS be- ing forwarded rapidly Lots of ore in sight. The mine is looking in excellent condition and able to yield up 100 tons per day on demand.
 FAIR VILLA.
 Are extracting and hoisting five tons of ore daily, following vein in the south drift on the 100 foot level, vein five feet wide, and making wider as advanced. Have 60 tons good milling ore on the dump. Drift 43 feet in length; at 30 feet in this drift have crosscut west through vein of five feet ore making q ledge of over Il feet wide between walls, both walls well de fined dipping on an angle of 15 degrees from west to east, showing true Assure, ore body making southward towards Three Brothers mine trend, due northeast to southwest A winze will be started to- day on this ore body at footwall. Will put up whim shortly which will hoist fifteen tons daily. Working seven men. Everything about the mine is in good or der.
 BLUE JACKET. Shaft No. 1 now down 50 feet, and drifts have been started both ways, all in high grade ore. Shaft No. ? down 75 feet, in ore from the grass roots; still sinking. Tunnel to connect with No. ? is in 60 feet, and cut two stringers of very fine ore. A very promising property, yielding up large quantities of first-class ore. WINFIELD. This mine improves with each blast. The ore extracted is of very fine quality and is carefully sacked ere it reaches the surface. A couple of hundred tons will | be mlled towards the end of the month. | Working the usual number of men. The whim running day and night. Every thing looking well and the prospects of a | bonanza excellent,
 GUELPH CONSOLIDATED. Thc main shaft down about 53 feet, and | right on the edge of the ore body. The shaft was perpendicular for the first twenty | feet, and then followed the veln for twenty feet further, when it was concluded to sink little straightcr. The bottom of the shaft is still near the tootwall. Will 1 start crosscut through the ore bod y in a | few days. The miners employed at the mine think the ore body is not less than twenty five feet wide.
 | GLADSTONE AND OTHERS.
 The Gladstone, Hope, Vigil, Uncle Sam, Surprise and Cave, promising claims on Military Hill, will be worked vigorously, commencing with the beginning of next week. These claims are owned by F. Wald and D. J, Healcy. HOPE.
 This promising claim is being worked vigorously, the main shaft now having at tained depth of IS feet. LIMA CONSOLIDATED.
 This mine is still worked steadily and is still looking we'll When a few feet more is reached in the shaft, crOsscut will be started for the ledge, which is about thirty feet distant. | COD.
 The main shaft is down 100 feet follow ing the vein close to the foot wall It is in the midst of an extremely rich body of ore, from three to four feet wide. The mine never worked better, and promises to be the great mine of that section at no dis tant day.
 SAN PEDRO.
 The mine is looking in excellent condi- tion The drifts, crosscuts, and winzes are looking good, and making fair progress.
 LUCK SURE.
 The mine is being worked steadily, and is turning out some fine ore. The ore body is continuous and i> improving with development.
 NOTES.
 Prof. James, of the Contention, took Q trip to New Mexico during the past week, and made an informal examination of q couple of mmes near Lordsburg.
 Ali. Trogidgo, superintendent of the