Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-11-03
HARSHAM.
A Busy Little Camp in the Foothills
 (SOsoles HersldJ

A Busy Little Camp in the Foothills.
 (SOsoles HersldJ
 Lsst Sunday we hsd the pleasure C. 6 deIi~htiul dtIve from O tterden, in C. -- pany with John Smith and wife, M. Johnson and B. H. Dear, to the busy tie n 0u1tain town of Hsrshaw. T 8 cs np is one of the O dess in the cor . and was at one tune re livelies: mir b, camp n southern Arizona. About
 tms 1t was in its pIlne a vilc nir 70. excitement sprung up Tn the SC-t pert of the territory and men a :, Il nell from camp to camp do Ig -;le 20 ! for themf elves or snyc @ e. Hsrshaw lost populs ion but me of her mines stlll remained d .t now again taking on u air of prosper ity. IL has some of the best mines in the county aud among the mn 9r are mines that have been ste; iy p Odt ( .rs.
 George ". Cheyney, one of she sn- est mIuIng men in she west, l. ked over the field and at once decided to 's concentrating works which he now hs1 running day and night, and thus 1diBg to the hustle and activity of the pl ;e. The works are running on tsilIng B. ! ore from the American u @ on lica Mir Oheyney hes a lesss. Ssm Cheyaey .s the superin 'endent and he says they are turning ou; about two tons of high grade condentrstes per day. The works employ @ number of men and add ma terIally to the business of the camp. i OuT old friend George Frazier IS chief engineer and IS assisted by Charley Msrsden; the table mea being Richard Ham and Mace Burgoon, ell of whom are old mill men.
 James Finley who has been operat- ing at Signal for some time has return ed and will begin work al once oD a i've stamp mill. He is one of the principal owners of the Hermoss snd vlll not only run on ores from hat mine but will do custom work. When his mill IS started up great many mines capable of producing large quantities of low grade ores VI ch have been idle for 8 long time vii again be workeS and thas add life O the business and gen. ersl activity of the camp:
 | The mines nc V being worked-thst Is the old and We i-knovl ore producers are the Hsrmc .5 the derdsael', owned by Richardson and Gormley, the Trench which hes beel leased by H. T. Lake, the American. .he Alta Patrick. Slsven's mine and othe not SO we'll known. II IS also understood that wor. will be ro- stunned on the Blue Nose.
 The busiDess houses of the town may be enumerated as follows: ". T. Lske and Richard Fsrrel general merchf - disc, Hale ard Rad, Judge Horace Jones, Harrison and Hippo and Richard Farrell, saloons, Morgan Davis and Rlch ard Farrell feed stable John Par el meat -n..rkes. E1. E. Mcdonald pos '- master and manager for W. T. LsE 2 while Major Turner lntelligently pounds Blackstone when h:s servIn, are needed. Visitors are entertained si three good ho els the West End, Uy Mrs. W, ", C t.Ius, the PatS,onia b J R. Fryer. srd the Palace by Mrs. Days The intricate prov sions of Ar'Tops; "kode" ere requ ed to be lived up to bJ K. F. Read, jus ..cs O; the posce, aud J R. F.. CT constable. The camp suppo
 an excellent public school vi oh 3' good stte. lance aud Is in chsrle I'm coin Hs wa. a first class tesche most e,ess gentlemen. Hars V hr7 no mi sier and from the geIefs good behaylO- and coUrtesy of the pso pie we shOrld judge that their c ]! trs nIng had ben such as to mSke Jusn thoroughly sp recistive of the diffe c' between right snI wrong wit
 watchful sttentio- of a spiritual ( E. e. Ministers from Nogsles, how.
 occasionally pay the camp 8 Sis doubtless meet with 8 cordis, Gld ! christian welcome.
 Socially, Hsrshaw is far ;boye 'th' average mining camp. ard q 8 fe; .ur, of the place is one of wbish pecpl, there may justly be p,oud, AmoDg ( leading society lsdi' of the plG ce may be mentioned, Mrs. James Fir'sy. Mrs J. G. Best, Mrs. Ed. E. McDo Id, Mrs Watkin Citing. Mrs. W. A. s oaT, Mrs Ssib .MrJRRGiS, sMs: McGolEi.- MT Farrell, Mrs. Hulse, Mrs. Jennings, z I'd Misses DollIe Gleason. Nellie Fryer Annie Citing and Anne Finlsy. A number of these ladies are we'll knowr m society circles in Nogales, CrittenG SD and other points in this section.
 Besides being one of the heal hiesi places in Arizona, Hsrshsv is one of the prettiest towns iu the territory. I; nestles costly in the foothills Of the Pat sgonls mountains where there are fine springs, nice running streams and pretty shade trees, Its houses are built of brick, adobe and wood snd most of them are painted white. giving the little vil- lage & neat and attractive appearance which calls forth from the visitor at the first sight favorable comment.