The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-30
THURSDAY.

Lay bridge of silver for a flying enemy
 Jesse Jackson returAei from Tiptop to- day, where he has been for several mouths
 Never pass an acquaintance without sa- .tion of recognition.
 Frost has destroyed the entire fruit crop and much of the grain in Lassen County, Gal,
 Hon. George W. Bain, the Kentucky tenn perance orator, and Francis Murphy, Ihe IrIsh American temperance sgIta,or, are making IL red hot for saloon men and lquor dealers in San Francesca and Oakland.
 We will state, simply to satisfy the mem beTs of the grumbnng fraternity, ana their name is legiOD, that the laws of the Tenth Legislative Assembly are now Tn the hands of the printer, and will be issued in about Ten days.
 Quite an improvement is to be seen in the reguIauty of our famous mail system. The stage arrIves now promptly every mOrn- ing about nIne o'clock, and We expect that when the railroad company gets to running regular passenger traiDs, the regularity of tne arrival of the stage will be more sure.
 Calvin E. Mcdonald, venerable journal isl of California and 0rsgon, who has not always been known as the bria htest exam pie of temperance reform, is creating the greatest excitement and enthusiasm as d temperance lecturer at Corvalis, Eugene city, Salem, Albany and throughout the Willamette Valley, Oregon, that has ever been known in that state.
 Messrs. Gosper, Richards and Shipman went out 10 the Emmet mine this morning for the purpose of examining that property. Should they find inducements sufficiently hatteung, we understand that they will cause the removal of the Senator mill to the Emmet, where It will be permanently and put to work reducing the said 70 be, fabnlously rich ores or the Fun met aud other rich mines of that vicinity.
 Having heard a rumor on the street that the present management was preparing to snui down the Peck mine, mill, etc, we have made inquiries at headquarters. and fnd there is no truth whatever in the re- port, as every preparation is being made to start the mil in very few days, and we ne assured that the mine only affords about sater enough to run the mill and that the | ,tory with reference to allowing the mine .o fil with water is simply false. NIT. Hardy las sent in for supplies and certain cast ngs necessary to the starting ot the mill which will be running in very few days.
 TIE WORK GoEs BRAyELY ON.-The we'll at GoldWater's new building IS being | pushed down toward the center Of gravity | with all the speed possible, considering the act that they arc now in hard and heavy powders imbedded in cement, requiring he aid of powder tO shake them up. The ,ole m the ground Is now about th,rty feet leep and few more days will be apt to , inc the workmen to the water level. h he mean time stones are being brought for he purpose uf walling pp inc cellar, anu ,y the time water Is struck in the well ma er,aI will he on the ground to proceed with the mason work.
 The building when completed will be the Iuest store building in Arizona, by all odds.
 The basement or cellar will be large, dry. nd roomy. the stors room elegant. light Ind well ventilated and the hall above. in- ended for the use or the MaSons, Odd Fei- owg. and Knights of Pythias, will be such s to do credit to any city, not excepting london, Paris, New York or Boston. No ,slr way business about the firm of J. G. & Bro. |