Tombstone epitaph., 1895-02-24

We are indicated C, M-. c. ! Dav-n- poll. an.s oa5 H.ts.u corr,.p,:d-nt. for ,he following acc"uuI of 'Lcr re- cent tip into rh3tcourtry:
 We paid short visit to ,hc great rio Yaqui, and .n,e-;jsa'cd some Of the plac fields there, and were very fayoFably impress, q with >oma ofthcm. But prospecting Is hard work in that section, and most us ihe mines require large capital to worE them, which yours truly did not hAre. They will, however, some day be worked to good advantage. Alter leaving the liver we went to Lamp z1-, q heautiful cairp ioca'Ci on the western slope ui th- Si rfa Madras, where the Mulun- brothers, ol Gle, elanl, Uhia, have a very cou p!ete ieachin. an l.iur plant in 'peratioa i, treating about 30 tors Ul ore pr day, hicn y.e!Gs Il em haud>or,- ,'r"tir They nre vel sat istisi wilh th. 1T entcri ri-e, anl con- template erec'iug q mu.h lars'r plant in the near future. fife, ,;"i nb, ut p Americans and possibly 200 natives.
 AitoIa pleasant stay there, we vi.ited tbe new mines near Batuc, and were greatly plea>ed wii h the prospect there. Five or six mines are being work d, and all of them shipp,ng ore to tine different smellers Tueir ore is of goOi grade and easy 70 smolt. l pre- die, Ii. future for this camp, as soon as silver again go-s rl.
 We next yisiie the 1T ;' gold e. mp of this continent, trc "Miuas P,i.ta-." I har ly SnJw what 70 ray cf il. The Cul"ra&o, iils Ainari..a- tine CTe>tou, and .he Y. rGe. are all working large force of men. Four nii..s are running day anI niGn', and 8 new 2J-stamp one n,ariy c,mrl ted. There are probnb:y .oO Arrf!cdus At @ork lier.. ami lOJO ntriyrs, or mur-- Tue large amaunt ol gold hul lrA DO .uc- monthly llac thAt ca".p as Z tr' forrmo>t ui tie continent. under stouL that $3u0O30 has been ro:r Se. for au iute--s, Ill the Grand Central mine ther-. which l. TO. working al present ! a,s, h, ari .hat SS O0U.un0 had heen offered for rh Colorado, and refused. There cr- number of fine prospects iu anl around the camp that bII fair to hecom- houarzas in the near future, and th,ir lucky owners are working 70 gr down, with t@e a . most certain assurance of 3 fortune.
 We then came 10 Hermasil!a. and had the p.ea-ure oi stopping with lhr genial host of iha Gran Hotel, Don Miguel Cohen, who is he happy po-srs,or "i one ,h- gr bnnai IS Of sonora, in the Fl Cnliinrni,, P miles $, utt-ra-t of Hermosi'l-. Don Miguel refused SSO,O0J for this mine, as he knows when he has got good thing I k now being worked by MT. Chi-m and u'l CTS, fl GGa maC, who will soon begin the erection Of reduc- ton works for treating it's arge bodies o ore
 Between ;bi- mine ani the city w. find q silver mine, owned and worked by Mr. Frauk smith, an oli time AT iznna b v, who i- shipping regularly each week, aE d is happy i2 ihe a~snr- ance of 2 fortune. The mine carues 40 per ccrt lead and l. very much wanted by the ore buyers. Frank's smiling face bespeaks his prosperity.
 Whi in Hermosillo l heard tha ne St. Helena mine, in which Capt. Mix, %"l.i i., i7 largely intere ted, had uees B, ..! i..fa ir,,.,i-om.e Lgu-,.
 < sip a s g rr.at mini e.n ;.t. aud rh.s- ! Li, z ar iryc-nsrs,. = wnulI 'in well tD keep tIieir eyes On it's uturc.