The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-14
The Peck Mining Coinpanyl

+. W Blake, Superintendent uf the Peck
 Mining Company, returned last evening
 and reports everything working satisfactorily
 Fourteen men are working in the main
 shaft whirh is being sunk from the man
 tunnel for the purpose of development. A
 large dump of ere is alr. ady out, and a
 force of men, just sufficient Ie keep up
 with the mill, is iakin. out more as it is
 needed. By increasing ti,is latter force, ore
 enough could be taken cut to cover the
 mill entirely over, in spite of her getting
 rid of some II to l5 tons every 24 hours, as
 she is doing at piesent. Everything in and
 about ihe mi is working to d charm, bullion is coming out freely; shipmeuts are
 being made regularly; ihe affairs of the Company ..re in bea.tIiy condition; every thing is lOvey, and the pros pects for the future most fattering. That's what's the matter with the Peck
 \ GREERBACK PROTEST AGAINST TIE CHiNE-E.-At msvt ug of the Executive Committee of ihe Gre nback Central Club of New York. at No. Union Square, yes terday, the Hon. Richard Schel presiding, and GIdeoh Tucker EctIng as secretary, the following resolution was adOpted
 Rssotrei, That the importation of Chinese immigrants Is grievance and an insult 70 the w"rkingmen of the UnIted States; that their coming Liih-r can oniy be desired by those whose object Is to cheapen the wages Ot labor and tO degrade and debase Amer ican citizens; and that our thanks are due to those Representatives and Senators in CnngresS Nhp have voted 10 close our sorts against this horde of Asistic lepers, pros,i- iutes and SOd,mites N. r. Tribune. Feb. Eth.
 BRADSHAW MILL AND MINING CoMPASY.-I Messrs. C. C. Besn, C. E. Bowen, E. I. Knowles, W. z WilsOl and George Opdykc left yesterday morning for the Bradshaw Basin where the Bradshaw mIll property is1 to be delivered to the representatives of the new corporation, the Bradshaw Mill and Mining Company, which has recently been purchased from the May Bean Company. During the absence of Mcssrs B ,wen and Knowles Mr. Mar.indell is monarch of all inc survers about the stors of Bowen Knowles X Co, where he is ready to wait upon customers in his usually urbane and polite manner
 PROGRESS is the name of Col Forney's l new A page paper, published in Philadel- | Dhia, every Sl,u day, at $i per annum. IL i Is gotten up m tlIe plan pl the 5. F. Argn- 1 naui; and is intended to be not only n reli- 1 able paper for late news, popular stories, fi- | miliar gossip etc, etc. lui standarl author ! fly on political and hi iIorcIl suhj ects as we'll. Col. Fornry's name is sufficient guar | antee that the paper will be first class in | every department 10 which it may be devot- | ed. No. II, Vol. 1, which is before us is a | treasure house of g1oI things in itself.
 D.. Epel Tolri,s's second grand elu ca lionaI excursion to Eur pc, during the sum- mer of 1879. will ,x'end through England, ! Ireland, Scntani, Holland, Belgium, Ger many, Austria, Tyrpl, Italy, Switzerland and France, crossing four celebrated Alpine passes.
 Mr. Hick son. the San Francisco tailor, has take. orders in Prescott for some thirty | tits of clothes, numerous dozens Of shirts. md taken tae measure of large number of gentlemen who are not ready to order ust now, but may do so in future.