Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1891-09-27
DARSHlW AND WASHINGTON.
Good News for Zine Mine Own
ers and a Go. d Report
From llarshaw and
Vicinity.
HARsHAw. Sept 2Ist. 1891.

aA%NAa'At ~ ~" -AEAH A|FAs
ED. PRO-PEcTO8 -DuIlnes- reigns
supreme; all ihe hr. ght anIicipations
Of lew weeks ago have soberd down
Into the following few facts: Tine
"Hermoss" i. still a name to conjnre
wi IA for chluri lers. After Mr.. Finley
vi . dew his men, the same lucky
mortal, Mr.. Chss. Powers, took anoth-
er Ease, when-prestul change! the
ore Obedienily appeared at lis magic
touch. The other names assoc lated
with his in the bond are Thomas
Davis and jams Hubbard. The all
uiniug mine, the IIarI,hcll, IL being
worked under lease to Mr.. Jack Sny-
der OF Tucson and Mpssrs Thomas
Shcan and Frtnk Mcguire, with what
sucress is not known.
Ilarshaw is almost rent in twain
over the pOStoflire muddle, which has
proved a verirable .empe,t in tea
pnt. Some rumor nf it has, uo doubt,
TEA, he'd the out ide world, hut the
true inwar,iness Of il is not yet known
to YOUR correspondents. In ilte full
ness of time it Hill al, no doubt, be
revealed and explained
At the Mowry thu work is nearly
completed for the placing Of the new
hoist. 1t is stated ON gpd authority
That Mr.. Albert Steinfeld is now in
New York for the purpose VI effecting
a SAFE Of the properly.
There has hten an atmosphere OF
suppressed exuliatiou surrounding the
Washington Camp rIen which caused
no little cur r",iry among the Har-
,hawiies. The rivalry existing he'w-Pn
the two camps "m account Of the
merit rlnime,l 10y their respective ORES,
ha- caused some itIer feeling. The
Harshaw lOys wuulI .inIply say "zinc'
r"a W".hinginnire aud straIghtwsy
the batter would c,.llaIsc.
But NOW n change has come DER the
spirit Of tHeIr dreams AMI tile WASH
ingr"n crowd simply repeat the word
.z;nc?" but with the different inflec-
tinn, y"u will observe. IL has leaked
ont that they are in receipt Of circu-
lars from the smeIters asking about the
formerly despised metal and bidding
we'll for il.
Under these circumstances ine HOl-
Land mine. l-a-,d rn IuIS, FirIds and
Charm il likely tn PROV" b"nanza
To the prr-evrring rIin. The Allen
group al mines will alSm be ban. fitted
alrh"mgh they are sufficiently high
grade tu variant The shiIn enr Of The
ore, three Carl,n,ds uf NIiIsh have iust
been disIa rhcl. At the Trrnch all
Is silent n"S except iur the chatter
caussd Ly the Chmse co"k Vt The
buH,,.ing huuse wlish now ducs duty
for Ihe Alum Gulrh crowd. Of Ihe,e
last few words are NECESSARY TO
Cumpirre Iiiis rkctch;-Tu the IN is
certainly due the CT e.lIl Of developing
"a long nrgI,cI'd Il srcIi"n nnG thereby
adding 10 Harshaw's lauIcls.
Tie list rn asI"ui-h the old resi-
dents WAS NJ. Frank Powers, who
shipped ore which returned 400 TO
the ton, from his Worlds Fsi. group.
\ lease ON one Of them is held 10y Ed.
Hu'upp rom Tombstone. The next
tu dsIm attention we're the Colorado
hOys: Ellis and Cap - Of Denver
They are working the January, under
lease, and have buIy % ne two
feet end half wide. Their dump
displays carload of good stuff, ard
they are n",Iestly jntiiant.
The next CLAIM j. leased 10 Dick
Farrell aud Jack Murrison and they
al,O have some ore to shaw for their
enterprise. ID. U. NJ. p.