Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-20
rp,DAY. MARCH 20. 1874.
ocAL INTELLIGENCE
CREEK.

,,, he above camp last Fall, but the
.,o,e Winter coming on served to
,l the ardor of our miners who
h,,ucht of trying their luck in the
=. II Dorado. From Mr.. Flem-
,inr. AZ old-time Eureka foreman
nd superintendent, who has lately re-
mod from Cherry Creek, after a So
0urn of several months in that place,
/, ,o,ru some particulars of the gem
=, outlook of the new district. lie
farm us that matters have been
,,hor quiet during the Winter, but he
,ns,rs quite sanyuine that the com-
IN se,sou will witness a more cheer
XII condition of affairs. Indeed. he
Links the district possesses cOnSidera-
I1Io merit, enough in fact to support Il
pro.rerous little community. One of
|ho rrhirr institutions of the district is
TEACUP & GENEVA
pronertv. controlled by John II. Muir
INV and Geo. Bibbins, both formerly
If Eurcka. This property is very
PROMISING i'll high grade o,e, a strike
having been made a few days ago in
kb,. Teacup from which assays we're
bbtaincd ranging as high as $1,000 per
nm. The Egan mill, under lease. is
Il,o connected with this property.
U,ere are about 100 tons of good ore ut
he mill. The mill vas put in molten
a,elv and run successfully for two
6ayS. hut severe weather setting in the
hines iroze up and a suspension of OPP
krltions became necessary. County
assessor T. X. Cranlcy, of White Pine,
Superintendent of the mines and Mr..
kimball has charge of the mill. About
d men are employed by the company.
THE CHANCE K BALTIC,
Frank IIallowell, Superintendent, is
mother good property. Geo. Treat,
Iwuer of the celebrated racer, Thad.
b~tevenS, is one OF the principal share
folders in the enterprise. Recent de-
EelopncntS in the Chance are reported
Is extremely llattering. The Johanna
mill 20 stamps is being moved by
3his company from Schellburn.
II THE CHERRY CREEK CONSOLIDATED
Il considered to be one of the main in
$ti.lltions of the district. l.. Il. Dick
nson, formerly connected with the
lemon Company in this place, is the
Superintendent. The consolidation is
composed Of The Grey Eagle and Mark
Twain mines. Everything is progress
3nr satisfactorily under the able man
h.elnent Of our friend Dickinson.
III STAR NINE,
Owned by Tip. Johnson end his
Brother, both old-timers in these parts,
Is likewise showing exceedingly well
3n good ore. They have reached Il
<lrpth of about leo feet, at which point
Dri.ting is to be commenced.
THE FLAGSTAFF x GRAND TRUNK
Mere bonded Il few days since to Joe
Potts and ThoS. y. Browne, of Ham
lton, for $50. 600. They intend to or
kanize "A company for the development
Pi the properly famed :atcly.
THE MERIDIAN
4sa mine owned by b. Il. Brown. at
bnc time Mining Recorder of Eureka
district, and James Picr>on, who Off
Rla;cd here for IL long time Is clerk of
2he PheniN Company. "hc Meridian is
looked upon as Il very valuable mine.
l.UNrEi-CHEEK MINES.
h : district is situated something like
3hiteen miles wcSt of Egan. one COM
Pmy of proSpectors have Il monopoly
pf the best locations. John Il. Muir
ply has recently bonded all of the
4eading mines of Hunter district, with
!lIc View of developing them the COM
4i- season. This ends our item, be-
$nS about all we could pump out of
pr. Flcmmjnr.
q \ RICH STEIs4EEN THE IL Il.
We are pleased to he able to chroni-
pea really remarkable strike in the
second lpNn1 tf thn L. L. NINA At n