The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-11
The Bonanza Mines on the Hill Still Forging Ahead.
 While Other
Mines of less Note are Now Adding Jo the Bullion
 Output.
ASisbee, Dos Cabezns and OtIec,. Outlying Whining Camps,
 Also Reported.

The extensive area Of the Tomb stone Mining District, a large propor ton of which has not been explored to say nothing of being developed, is one of the main features that makes any thinking man come to the con clusion that this.wi!l long continue to be q mining camp. From many sec tions of this district one has been found when and where least expected. At one time 1t is found ill the casterly part, and rich ore was met with in the No Count. Again it was found in pay ing streaks in the Winfield, Mamie and Junietta, new again near there ore is turned up. A well defined ledge in the Center Lillian, and again in pockets ill the Ground Hog Some time back, some Of the richest ore was found nine miles south of Tomb stone, near Charleston, where d large number of claims are still kept going In all sections of our district where steady work has ben going on, per severance has generally repaid the miner and chlorider, by striking ore. There is lots of room fer many a.oro of this class and the more locations | at are worked, the better for the l bullion output of the camp.
 The one desideratum is the home reduction of ores of all grades, special ly those going from $50 to $G0 per lon of which there k any quantity lying around and known to.be there. A mining camp that has such Il re- serve of this grade of ore, can never fail to be sought out and after and when the foundations for pcrmanence are as sure broad and deep as they are here, no fear need be entertained that the mineral products of Tombstone will for long be exhausted either above or below the water level.
 r.M.& NJ. co.
 MT. Cheney informs us that there  is little of interest to report this week. Affairs sat the variozs mines being operated by the company progress ing steadily and without interruption. Lots of ore is being raised thc grade of which is lower than could be wished, but the Girard mill takes all that comes along.
 At Charleston a large quanti3y of concentrates have collected, and no doubt it will be August before the smelter is moved to Tombstone. The concentrators however, are now being taken down fer removal to tho com pany's grounds hero, and within q month will be at work here, doing tLe work they have so successfully per formed at Charleston.
 MAyFLowER.
 This property which lies alongside tho Flora Morrison, has til lately for long been lying idle. The ground in early days was always thought val uable, and chloriders have proved it to be so. For some time back has been leased to NIT. Power, who has steadily been raising and sacking ere. 4 shipment of thirty tons was made last Friday, the average of which will be il the neighberhood of $l00
 GROUND HOG.
 Mir Fisher tells us that he has lately let contract to sink main working shaft, near the center of the claim, to the 200-fyot level of which 30 feet has already been performed. In sinking this shaft body of ore, the measurement of which is not yet i known, Was met with. It was rich chloride, and assaged high. This new shaft Is some distance from their ledge, and no ore was looked for dur ing the contract. Its appearance therefore shows that ore Is where you can find il, whatever theories may be advanced for its presence. Is