The Arizona sentinel., 1880-01-03
(F,vn. the Tucson Star.)

tHt OtQr continues tO TcCciNc ld'oi""IN' accounts from the IIuachucas. The 1 striking future Of the mines in the Hua- ! chuaca Is large veins and apparent per manenCy, rome of the ledges running six feet Co forty feet in width, and the average richness is high.
 ". 5. Scott has bonded a property in 1 Mormon canon for sS0,00O for four months. A shaft six feet across has been sunk, which is all in ore An ave. age sSsNy across the shaft gave sl36. The i bonding parties are now running tun- mel, and SiH tap the vein at depth of l50 [ feet from the surface.
 A ieitrr received from Mir. O'Douald, of ..Os Angeles, says hr will commence the cree )u of his foundry in Tucson the ti~5; week in January-this i. what Tue. sor ds.
 PATAGONIA.
 Ore has been struck in Protection tua- hUi a. a distance of 270 feet.
 The W. '. Davis mine has been sold to San Frulcisco parties for $45,000.
 D. C.l tt- has fully completed the building for office quarters on the Har- shaw, with six rooIns, assay office, etc. and has put force of men to work on inc mill site, grading aud opening up the water courses.
 ", s. Edwards has built fine resi- icrce, where he now lives with his young bride.
 Some very rich discoveries have hcen made on Inc north side of Mdwery hill. these fine claims are showing good ore. new town has sprung up at the old Patagonia mine, and it is christencd Now cry. There are over twenty fv. Ameri- cans in mOwery. There is one store, run i by the Ellison boys, and an assay office, run oy Bragg.
 W&sh!a gtOn camp is coming to the front. This camp is located three miles. south of M,wery. Mir. Alien is putting upa good hotel. A blacksmith shop is 1 in operation and a stock Of YnolS is en route to open store. There will he cor siderable of town at ihe Washington camp in short timc The big showing of the ". c. Davis mine and the rich Strik made m the Pensacola, besides the m my other good properties near by, warrant this conclusion
 Five inches of snow fell on Wednesday morning but It only lasted short t,me
 The people at Ilsrshaw have repaired the road on the steep hill about three miles from Harshaw. Six, or sixteen, m lie teams can now travel the road with large loads, and with perfect safety.
 Next week the Ariraca stage line " i'll put on large Conco.d stage with six horses, and by the first of January a daily stage will be put ou and the line will br run Via Ostrich mill, thus making q daily coac'4 and mail to Ostrich mill and ArIvaca This will be q great accommodation to the miners and settlers of these two dis. trirts.
 Capt. w. II. Seamans, United States Deputy Revenue Collector. is of to San Francisco, to spend the holidays. &r. Seaniaas has been in our city abont three months and has not only prosed himself d very efficient and satisfactory officer, but has made for himself large circle of warm friends, who wish him d pleasant visit at home and an early return.
 Revenue Business The .amount of -rorenuc collected in this district (nf which Pim, county comprI>!s the principal parD is estimated at about from Sl0,00 to $l2.OO0 per year. There .rc eleven wholesale liquor dealers, seven brewers, seven tobacco manufacturers, one Iicens- ed rectitier. MT. Seamans, thc deputy collector at Tucson, says the business is rapidly increasing, and he ihiHks t safe to estimate the collection for the next ifs cal year will reach S15,000.
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