The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Ex-Marshal Jennings was in town to-day from the Jennings mine on the Hassayam- pa. He informs us that he is driving tun mel into the hill, on ore in which he can al. most see horn silver. He has specimens from other portions of the mine containing sntimonial coDgelations superseDing upon seliciOus scintcr in q semi argentiferous condition in combination with micatious galcna.
 Coop LoAD.-The Peck stage yesterday afternoon brought
 l bars Black Warrior bullion- ss.s40 sT bsu Peek bullion T,SSN sl4,s,Sss
 and the following passengers, viz: W. T | Libbcy. ID. K Houghtelin. J. C. Morton, N. Holbrook and W. \. Kirk.
 1 The road down War Eagle Gulch is diff cult to travel, but men are at work on it,
 and iu few days will again put it in pafs-
 able condition.
 Cops CoUSTRY.-T. J. Morgan has been
 to the extreme south, Tom Burke, of Will
 liamson valley, has been to the extreme
 northern part of the Territory, and have re- turned. They both say that any me dis-
 satisfied with his lot, in Yavapai, has only
 to take trip, in any direction, away from it, and he viii be cured. They both think
 more of themselves since they have got
 home again. and are satifed thIf, after all,
 this is Gods country.
 Clark Churchill, Esq, District Deputy
 Grand Sire of the I. 0. O. F. of Arizona
 Territory, intends visiting the East in a
 short time, to attend the annual session of
 the Grand Lode of the United States, which
 meets at Baltimore some time in Septem-
 Der. There are but two Lodges in Mr.
 Churchill's jurisdiction. but latest reports
 from Tucson go tO show that members of
 the order res.dsng in that ancisnt capital
 are making & move toward organization. The creeks and guches in the vicinity of
 Prescott now carry an abundance of water, and placer mining is being carried on wig orously. Tne Lynx Creek miners. who, during the dry spell improved the oppOrtu-
 nifty by pIling up the pay dirt from off the
 bed rock. will now have chance of siuic- ing it all. Placer gold will soon begin to ,, find its way into Prescott in large quanti- . ties, and boys who have been cnnteutedly
 working for a grub" stake will have a , chance to lay uy enougi for an occasional 2 jamboree.
 f r bury, Supt. of the Arizona Central Mining l. Company, the old Yulture, is in town. He
 informs us that they have made three clean ups since the mill started on the 25th o Iuly. with entirely satisfactory results. Tho l. mine has lost nothing in richness by it long idle spell, as NJ. c. assures us that | ' is just as good as when he left it Tn lS'. D with this advantage now over the condition | et. uspr
 teen cents from Ehrenterg 10 the mill an' : mine; now they are five cents from Sal IS Francisco to the same points. Then miner
 wages were $75 per month, now they ar If $IO. Then it cost as much to haul the or 9 from the mine to the mill as it now costs t is Rline. haul and mill the ore. Then woo' ,e cost So per corj al the mill; now it cost 'e 6 Then it cost the company all they tool ,e out. and more, to keep up expenses; now c- is hoped there will be a dividend month le to stockholders.
 ,, GONE TO SAx RANcrsco.-Thc editor an " proprietor of the MINER, left yesterday b 0 stage for Mancopa. en route to San Frau 7" cisco, to be gone fortnight, during whic
 time the patience of the patrons nf the p' w per is invoked as it will only be the aim h. those left in temporary charge to keep h' te "on an even keel" until the Captains T of turn. Meanwhile, however, we shall try ek make correct record of every importai m. item of local news that may tIanspire, VII ,le such comments as our inclination or sen er of propriety may suggest; together with Ie. fair compendium O: news from abroad ar an in this way we hope to merit and recei me the approval of those for whom we labor ng the reading pubic. Parties having person
 grievances they wish to lay before the pu
 lie through the press, ss we'll as those VI to wish to whip the editor for any cause, al of all others in any way iuclised to cont' cy versy, are respectfully invited to await | ,,.s return of the editor-in-chief, who 1t Is p' - sumed, will come armed and ready Tor
 sorf of war, whether of words or swords. be