Inc. in Connecticut. No. 1221, issued for 100 shares to PA Filbert on May 7th, 1881. Signed by president Burnham, secretary Corbin, and Gallagher. Not cancelled. Location of Property, Tombstone District, Pima County, Arizona (printed at bottom center). Not cancelled. Vignette in upper right corner of 3 Native Americans on a cliff overlooking a train below; the left corner has scene of a Native American seated, bow over his shoulder. Pale green background. ABN. 7 x 11" Folds, pinholes. In 1879, Governor A.P.K. Safford visited the camp and, together with Frank Corbin of New Britain, Connecticut, he organized the Tombstone Mill & Mining Company. He commissioned Richard K. Gird to erect a stamp and amalgamating mill, which was completed in 1879. In March 1880, the Schieffelin interest in the TM&MC was bought out by a syndicate consisting of the Corbin brothers and others. Burchard (1883) states that the Tombstone Mill & Mining Company, which comprises the Tough Nut, Good Enough, Lucky Cuss, D tense, Survey, Tribute, West Side, East Side, No.2, Owl's Nest, and Owl's Nest Last Hoot mines, and two mills located at Charleston, with a 30 stamp capacity. It was one of the largest mining properties in the Territory. Its bullion output for the year was $840,000.Date: 1881Country (if not USA): State: ArizonaCity: TombstoneProvenance: