Arizona weekly enterprise., 1890-05-10
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 EDITOR ENfFRiHI F My promised letter would have reached you before but as one of your last copies contain ed the letter written by Will of the Wisp" to the Tombstone Prospcctor l thought 1t best to await the turn Oi events to endeavOr to give your readers something fresh in the way of news. | question, however, ii it be possible we are keep tlre aven tenor of our way and hope that within the coming few weeks may so change that will he worth chronicling.
 On dit, that James Finlay has sue ceeded in selling the Hermosa for such figures as will tend t0 convince us. that
 "IIe only treads the path
 Where grows the four-le;tved clover. Experts have, of course, been abun dant of late; securing the country has been the order of lhe day, the results 10 be partly determined Ntv tlie return of our well known assayer Eaton, who has been not only on the qui vive lately, hnt in the saddle and claims that within a short tim he will be Superintendent of even bigger thing than exist. So mote it be.
 now leave Harshaw and on my road to Washington. find the french in iull blast Marsden X O., (i( the Co" exists) are working with results that appear to he entirely satisfactory. Changes of men are frequent, but t Is presumed on account of the difficulty of working, owing to the water in the mine. This condition of affairs does no! seem to be understood here and growing is consequently the order ol the day.
 Beyond we reach the properties claimed and owned hy the veteran, Major Turner. It is understood that a syndicate of St. Louis capitalists, former friends of the Major, will be here shortly and open up the claims to show iheir merit (for that is up- doubted)and that will nat only enhance the value of properties nearer here but will certainly create q new burg in ihe immediate vicinity.
 We now arrive at the American. Powers X Co. have, if is reported, reaped a rich harvest working here within the last few months.
 The Blue Nose, lying nearly ad- jacent, also is reported to have paid its owners quite little sum.
 Beyond We arrire at the MowTy, although nothing $ beiug dang, the arrival of the owner which is daily ex- pected, ii is anticipated, will change things materially.
 The Bull Whacker is a producer. and that mine carries me further to- wards Washington, the end of my travels To say, however, that this mine is worked ppAer the able Super intendency of Tom Gpode .s simply doing justice, en passant, to that gen tleman. Arrived at Washington Camp, l hail, with pleasurn, the only |. s. official in this portion of the county the genial Dave Allen. Al his request l accept a seat and commence my in- tervIcW Tho gentleman being agent and controlling the old Pool group oi mines formerly superintended by the Hon. J. k. Luitrell of California, in forms me that the properties ale once again bonded and with all show of a sale. The town will certainly lose its Postmaster, for then will the existing one be opulent and certainly not re main in his present capacity. A superintendent Cf the new corporation ''Blue Jay" persumes he might De in duced to remain in this portion oi inc world, providing comforts salary &c. incidents! to mining were allowed. Away to the hcw bprg belonging ol controlled hy the Duquesne Mining Co | I there find little dissatisfaction owing to wages having been lowered to . certain class of labor A large amoun of money has been and is being spent ' Criticism is rife. Some aver tin, management is at fault; others main tain that it is perfect. Blue Jay fitting over, can of course see noth ing much less hear anything, 10 alloy an opjginp however there is no smok, without fire. A goodIy quantity 0 men are at work and much develop ment is going on.
 The store management is cOnsidere, perfect; that of the only saloon unde good naturcd Geo. Brooks, is stiI more so if possible.
 return to Harshaw and find tn merchant prince, Richard Farre squatted under his own fig tree await inga turn of events. Renouf, wh enjoys the "Dulce far niente" neve complains, but proposes to await tn turn of events.
 We Harshawites anticipate daily change in contractorship for the mai at present the pay is small enough but il is said that Uncle Sam throug his contractor, will pay still less thi term. When considered that the rul is from Crittenden to Lochiel vi Washington Camp, I distance of , miles and is made tri-weekly for on hundred dollars per month, il difficult to ind out where the ne' contractor will make it pay at les figures. However, presuming a chang in mining properties is made it migI possibly pay as 2 passenger propos ton
 Gou will hear agaiu from me shortl l must away. BLUE JAY.
 The Result.
 The election yesterday passed c quietly and resulted in the defeat