Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-07-12
THE MINING ~SIgyAyIpN.

our leading mines are well established
as reliable ore producers, and special
change in their condition seldom tran
spires within the period Of Il week.
All have magnificent bodies of ore.
and the worh. Of extracting aud rcduc-
ing the same 10 bullion progresses
steadily and sat- ,fac;ori!v. Taken all
desired, the leading mines of the dis
trict giving every evidence of richness
and permanently. The
Ruby Esii' Mines
Are now showing better en- the lower
levels than at any previous time i'll
their history. At all points along the
great ore belt, dep.h in the various
shafts serves 10 demonstrate the IN
tent OF the depoSii, and that it en-
tends deep down into the bowels Of
The earth is no LONGER Il matter of spec
latiou. This is in acc ordaNce with the
theory of Professor Clarence KIM. and
everybody who Is i'll any way idenji-
fled with the progress and prosperity
of our thriving NV mus he gratili"d
to Know that his IDEAS concerning the
/ ilitt1NN tl tIli> StFtlpil are lh'lil3 ftl.llt
out by the developments OF the present
season, for say what WE may we are
all wholly dependent upon the
mining Interests. II the mines are
rich and permanent. 50 Will hetho com
manitie~ dependent thereon. WIKI lhis
view Of the ease. it is apiarcn, that the
interest OF every property holder and
business MAJ Is in>pparablv linked
with the fortunes OF those engaged in
mining operations III our midst. ~
above stated. the mines Of Ruby Hi
are looking and yielding Well.
The Richmond. i.urr;.a Cons1ii.
dated an: Ia
Are each sending to the sur.lcc an I'M
ueuallv large amount of ore. and III
most instances tine ore Is OF a higher
grade than formerly Obtained. These
mines continue TO employ the usual
quota OF men. and the amount Of ore
shipped to the furnaces is also about
the saine rs formerly given i'll these
columns.
The Furnace.
Are being driven to their fullest capa-
city, As is shown by the daily ship
ments of bullion. We are told that
- ~
- IN 30 "t1N as i''il'e!lN;
.n"uSn "'I,are ~, ''t i'tiii
-, I,a'' va I"mJ'
fallin. of in the demand of fuel. and
We can only accouat for il on
'hP hNp9.I'frIf t'a' ,ae siiiG!,il'Y
fo Nom tor ar;nt tca~on Nat.
Ter, in fbis Inn may rTar.tnr. H. av-
rrr,,I to resume ;h.ir vented cheer
! ~iuIue,s y5rt >repjlv.
r.y,.,,ee. 7s~.,u.a;.
4 GREAT zeal OF weI1-di ra-.oj n1ir;nr
and p~re-rerfur is lejat e,rrirl for
ward on the ~r.t,l oil mountain
which inaav Ir,iovn viii va. ~, ,,t
i, hn lie raj lnuLf.na nf fba
district. Werk ON ;Ee Dnndrrhr;r
Morris. Excelsior. Feurta OF .Ju}v. on
aHce. and perhaps soilie others i he
'i5 If".t.5. t' Nati ~" aslilu.t Ni29f'
Los @riII'yin rbar3rar w h5Ie
no items Ills Week from l~lao.l.
m|nun;ain, hat we will ca.leavor to
embrace thai section in Il aeNt week
Is report. Further over in
III ..i..-
i"V spec" "'t'i'N - NtlH VAteri"-'
'ied3e> * Bertrand haze ca Their
Iumo several hundred tons Of
Ssh ,,i,. i..,,,.
= . u N.'' i"g,'
,"'i>ei hrt'cF man m'". rae ore
bplN III lac '3!iGo I~lcsl'ie, We are Ted,
,|ar, ;an1,nf rba raina - ".t nro,5 80.
as ever. The owners OF this celebrated
properly commenced shipping ore /"
E5reka HE past Wees, VITA the We"