The Arizona sentinel., 1879-12-27
Tombstone.
. December 18th, 1879.


 only right here, but she feels the efiert of the new bonanzas in the DragoOns, Mule Mountains. San loses, Huaeh,icas aud other camps m the rear neighborhooo' There have been, hereabouts, succession | of finds" that are truly remarkable, and such as have not been known heretoi"re' | the ragoons come out with ore that as- say. SIP GOO to the ton, with nothing less than $500; then comes the SsirJ"se "hn It's g to the .pnlnd, aud now Mule m"u"- tains march into line with ore that asS"S' s7,ou0 to ths ton. and an abundance o' ''' H.achuca has miles of mines. ana gooo rones too, and, to follow the course so"'h' ono wo,Id think there was no rhd to it,. assure you |: makes poor newspaper cor respond-nt .e.l dlstr"ssingfy hungry, ana as thought his cluthess dldn't set right, to see the wealth and glory into winch some of these no more deserving fellows: are iu.,ped by the mere hand Of chance, and in a single day. ."Evcry dog has his day." and when does ours come, MT Editor?< Tombstone Village is in trouble. It has been incorporated couple of weeks, and row some of Ter dear people think that it was mistake ana that disincorporation is about theright thing. The cause which breught this state of mind about, may be explained thuswisr: The first act of the mayor and council was to fasten a license tax on groggrries. gambling games. etc. and to provide for thr levying and collect ing of a property tax, and authorizing sia5 per month salary to the village mar shal and like amount for night police 1 mau. If it costs anything t" carry on a Village government, We dnn't want it, Is at,oLt the idea, with same Of the governed while others contend that tn. government must go on whether or no. The shadow cast by the coming event leads me to De- leve that.the necessary petition of torty persons be had and that at the com ing Jaauary election, the disincorporation question will be submitted. A disposi- tion seems to exist on the. part of the present couucil to make tn: incorporation obnoxious, but, as to what the .finate ~lil tye, dcponcnt is free to admit his gno- rance. :. l Law is the district has already com menced, and there are runners oflots more of it. This district will undoubtedly furnish feast for lawyers such as they i have not enjoyed in this Territory, and there seems to be no disposition on their part to put straw in the way ef impend- ing difficulties; in .fact;they are flockins in ] here from the County seat at an alarming rate-not only one ofia finn. but whole firms and three or four of them at d time, each seeking his Share; ''os the cayete seeks a dying OK. There was great mistake here a,nnng theoriginal locations I of the district; the locat0rs did not seem to understand the colrso of the mineral he't, aud in couseQnence some of the Innst notable claims sre located directly across inc leducs: two instances which l hare in mind. the locations as recorded and n"w heiur worked run across three or four different veins in their 1850 feet length. How these claims would stand affected if the veins, outside of the one covered by their initial monument, were jumped, is a question which will most likely ammuse our courts in the bye and bye.
 Thomas Parish and his partners are let. ting their money go in this district with liberaiity peculiar to Pacific Coasters and it now looks as though shcy intended to make the wh ,le camp dance. I cant say that the place is suff :ring for the want of more such men, but do say that few more would boost it along in three months to an eminencc which it will nUl attain in year with such operators as are now making Us famous.
 Fl The unoccupied men of the camp are sioping away to the neighboring excite. ments, consequently the town is quiet; a great many families are coming in and the place has the air of one of our older towns There are many children here and the school question has about culmi- mated in the construction of school house
 LARGO.
 From. the Psad Co. Record.