Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-20

reached. A great quantity of finn
pers or all sizes is on the yronnd
ana good progress in their Shawn
IS being made. The road at this
point crosses the head of SiyY
mile canyon, and it is doubtless
Tue intention or the cOmpanv tn
extend it to the head of Cedar Ra.
vine, about one-fourth of a mile
farther north, VIII, re NAV be he
obtained the same facilities for tho
construction of ore and coal dumns
that are afforded at the present
terminus. n series of dumps on
Ceuar Ravine would afford the
same wagon-loading facilities and
tne same accommodation to the
mills on Seven-mile canyon as are
now enjoyed by those on Six-mile
canyon. AS all the hauling from
both places is down hill very LARGE
loads may be taken.
ARKANSAS SILvER.-We have
received two specimens of sun.
posed silver ores from Little Rock,
Arkansas. An assayer of this CITY,
TO whom we submitted the sam.
pies, pronounces one galena and
the other antimony. This being
the case there need be no increase
IN the number of "Arkansaw
Travellers on account of the re-
ported strikes of argentiferous
wealth in that land of unculti.
waited hddlers and roofless cabins.
SEVERAL thousand dollars in
bricks from tailings mills were
yesterday received at the Bank of
California. They contain much
copper, and brick which would
be worth over $1,000 if it were of
Belcher bullion is worth but about
5000 or $500. The copper in these
tailings bricks comes from the
bluestOne (sulphate of copper)
which, in very large doses, is used
in the malgamation of tailingS in
order to secure the silver they con-
tain.
DISSOLVED COPARTNERsHIP.-
Graves, MAYNARD II Co., stock and
money brokers, Gold Hill, have
dissolved copartnership.
From the Silver state, 17th.1
CALIFORNIA QUAILs.-There is
a flock of California quails in the
canyon above town. They have
been seen on Chris. Lark's ranch
several times, End seem to enjoy
life in the sagebrush as we'll as in
their native chapparal over the
big mountain. How the wander
ers arrived in the canyon is not
known, though it is surmised that
they came from Gutlries ranch,
in Grass valley, where small
flock, imported from California,
were set at liberty two years ago.
We hope that those birds will be
protected from ruthless boys, who
sometimes, armed with shOtguns,
make war on the feathered race
about town.
MARRIED.-On Wednesday, our
gentlemanly Coz nty Clerk. J. II.
job, was united in the bonds of
wedlock with Miss Phebe, eldest
daughter of L. II. Hadley, Of
UniOnville. The nuptial cere-
mOny was performed at tn resi-
dence of the brides father by Hon.
o. r.. Leonard, Judge of the Fourth
Judicial District.
TBE EUREKA SENTINEL says
that leading scientist of that
section has discovered world Of
tin within twenty-five miles of
Eureka. The SENTINEL further
states that the Government has
offered standing bonus of $1,000
OOJ for the first paying tin mine
discovered in America" This
standing offer is imaginary, and
originated with sanguine pros
pector to stimulate his disheart-
ened partner in a search for tin
mines" The Government gives
tounties to ship builders and
members of the Credit Mobilier
Congress, but not to miners or