Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-02-06

feet deep and 23O feet of tunnel; ore, chlorideS and sulphurates. They have a ledge 12 feet thick and vein of siA to eight inches, Some of the ore iI shaft goes 5000 to the ton, and that in tunnel $500. It is probable that this may prsye to be a most valuable mine.
 Holy Joe-Same owners, has a 35- foot shaft and l0foOt drift; ore as- saved S630
 McCafierty's mine-Situsted one mile from the mill, has complete hoist ing works; are at present working about 32 men on 10-hour shifts depth of incline, 206 feet, with over 600 feet of drifts; ore on the dump goes S250 gold and silver; at present are engaged on dead work and no ore is being brought to the surface. There has been good deal of water en- countered in this mine, and this may increase at lower depth. There are the necessary buildings round the mine, and altogether this camp has 8 healthy business look which betokens success, which the energy of the man. ager so thoroughly deserves.
 LOngaTina mine-Shaft down about 125 feet; drifted 200 to 300 feet; stopped out and mined about 200 tons, "a of which were crushed at Arivaca mill, and the balance at Derre's mill. Av- craze assays, S75 per ton; ore rebell- iOus, requiring roasting.
 Captain Jack and Arizona Queen Both on the same ledge, are situated in Guijas mountains, northwest from Ariyaca eight miles. Captain Jack has 20 foot shaft; ore, chlorides and native silver; assays faom $215 as high as 5000 for the richest; ledge matter of three feet, and widening as it goes down; is now being further prospected.
 o. I. Stewart & Co. have located three claims which have been worked by Mexicans in former days. They comprise the Evelight, Topaz and Buttercup, and lie one mile east of Liberty mine, about eight miles from Arivaca. Evelight, the oldest of the three, has a quantity of ore on the dump which assays $32 silver and SIG gold. It has a shaft S4 feet deep and a 20-foOt drift; width of ledge is from 6 to IS inches, all in solid metal.
 TopaZ-Has two-foot vein of gal eRa and black sulphurets. and there is 87-fOot shaft on the property.
 Buttercup-Has two shafts l2 and 9 feet; has Q to foot vein, and gives surface assays of $42. This may prove to be very valuable prop erty.
 Alpha and Oro-In the Guijas mountains, are about five miles north of AriYaca. The Orc has two shafts about l5 feet each, and has a decOm- posed quartz vein at the bottom of about three feet which shows free gold. There is also fringe of clay which les alongside this claim with considerable gold. Outside this veIn the quartz is said 10 assay well in both gold and silver.
 Alpha-Has a 22-foot shaft and two drifts of 10 feet each; formation sim liar tO Gro, which it adjoins. These claims show one we'll defined wall, and are without doubt very fine prop critics.
 The Union mine-Is four miles on the regular Tucson stage road. It has two shafts so to S5 feet deep each. The ore is free milling chloride, and the ledge is 15 to p feet thick; as- says from $30 to as high as $500; is easy of access, and the owners have great confidence in it's future.
 Mentor-This is one of those claims that have been worked years ago by Mexicans. It is now being further developed, and has a shaft 50 feet deep. The ore contains good deal of ga lena, which is assorted and the best packed in bags for shipment. This mine is close to the Dos Amigos, whose ground runs into in. A. l..