Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
TombstoneAmongMostHistor of Mining Camps and Presents
 Rare Opportunities Still

critics which it has secured in the best shape for profitable and extensive production It has erected a 5O-ton test mill and a 50-ton cyanide plant preliminary to the erection of larger structures for the handling of the ores of the district Expensive unwater- ing operations in old deep workings are not continued, but levels where ore was proven in the past are now being further explored and developed and new explorations are being con ducted in other directions. All that has been done since July of last year is merely preliminary to greater work in months to come and has been un- dertaken systematically and with a view to permanency of results.
 While the Bunker Hill company has secured all of the company owned and some of the individually owned prop critics in the Tombstone district, it has not obtained nearly all of the mining claims, and there exists the opportunity for extensive mining op- erations by others with the advant- age of seeing systematic work scien. tiflcally carried on by the great min. ing interests mentioned.
 City We'll Laid.
 Tombstone was laid out with an eye to beauty it's streets are wide and regular Its business blocks are well and substantially built, it's homes have grounds, trees shrubs and flow. oh a a view to comfort and convenience. It's streets are well lighted by a mu- nicipally owned plant with power se- cured at a low rate from the power house of the mining company. It is SO compactly located that street car transportation is unnecessary; its drinking water and water for domestic use is the purest of mountain spring water. High up in the Huachuca mountains across the valley, far from any point where contamination may enter, mountain springs and crystal streams flow into the reservoir of the 1 Huachuca Water Co. From there it ! is piped across the San Pedro valley to the city of Tombstone. | County Business Large. ! As the county seat of Cochise coun- lty, Tombstone becomes the residence of nearly all of the county officials, and as Ccchise county is the largest, richest and most important county ' of the state, an enormous volume of 1 business has to be transacted, includ- ling the court sessions which draw litigants, attorneys and jurors from all sections to it.
 ! Transportation with other parts of
 the county by rail is over the Fl Paso & Southwestern railway by au- tomobile over generally excellent roads. The magnificent mountain highway from Bisbee, a part of the state system will continue on through l Tombstone to the Pima county line and still further to Tucson, Florence, ] Phoenix, Yuma and the coast cities
 of California. It is the Borderland route. Its already good roads to all
 sections of the county are being still further improved.
 Other public utilities are the MCuu- ] tam Nletta ltAcpuOhe Coluptug MlLu
 connections to all parts of the south
 west and the Western Union Tele- graph company.
 Has Fine Schools
 Tombstone is well equipped with
 schools. It has it's high school, a grammar and a primary school, all | conveniently located near the center
 of the city, and in three separate
 buildings. In these schools the excel
 lent educational methods of the state and the county are employed under
 the supervision of an adequate corps of well paid instructors
 |, The news of the day is looked after | by the Daily Prospector and the Weekly Epitaph both published by , Giragi brothers in a manner that re, , dounds credit tC themselves and to the great mining camp These papers
 are clean, well edited and it to enter , Iany home at any time.