Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-21
THE OUTLOOK.


From the Eureka Sentinel Of Jan. 49,
The outlook of affairs in Eureka is a
subject of universal congratulation
| among all who have cast their LOT here.
| Never in the history of the district were
the prospects SO promising and satisfac-
tory as to-day. Our mines. upon which
every other interest depends, are all that
could be desired. The perElanency of
| this vital and paramount interest is no
longer predetermined. The Developments
of the past year have settled the Gues-
ton beyond the peradventure Of a doubt.
! The continuity of our ore channels and
the productiveness of the leads or de-
posts of the district are now established.
facts. This much could not have been
said a twelvemonth since; nay. five
months ago. The Richmond and Eu-
reka Consolidated have each more ore in
sight than will be sufficient to run the
extensive reduction works of the corr
panics. respectively, for the next two
wears: and the end is not yet. The n
X. and Ruby Consolidated aIe equally
well provided. The mines Of the Hoosac
and Silver West Consolidated are show
ing especially well III high grade ores.
Many other claials, which We do no: re
call to mind at this moment, are entitled
to like favorable mention. The cele-
bratrd Gedies ( Bertrand mine al Sc
crot CANYON. and also other mining
properties in that potion Of the district.
have already afforded tangible proof OF
their value. Vigorous wo!A Il being
done on the several mines of the Bayse
Consolidated, with gratifying results.
The Newark property. just across the
mountain, Is not only looking. but yield
ing well. The valuable mines belonging
to the Champion Company. III Diamond
District. ;.re now i'll al ADVANCED! s.n;e Ct
development and are sure 10 swell OF:
bullion product the coming season. \
number Of valuable properties have been
sent TO London for sale and the lrdica-
tons are that Il large amount Of English
capital viii find It's way to this section
within the next four or five months. In
addition TO ali this. We are reliably IN
formed that the Richmond Company
VII shortly he provided with extensive
separating and refining works. enabling
such of our mine owners rs may desire
it. TO have the silver and gold extracted
from their bullion on the spot. SO much
for our mining interests.
in course of construction from 'aliSade
cannot be over-estirnated. When N
pleted to Eureka. as ii assurediv viii l.,
during the Summer months. the trade
and travel of that vast region Of country
stretching away to the southwark as far
as the Colorado river, and even extend
ing into NAtheln Arizona. viii h
brought 10 our Very doors. White Pine.
Cherry Creek. Robinson, Belmont, Pr
oche Norey, Hot Greek. Reveille. Erie
burg, Bristol, Tenn Piute, Grant, Trey.
and many other important mining local
tiles. mn>t ali pay tribute to Eureka. 4
matter # still more Importance, IS the
fact that with the aid of the railroad
thousands of tons Of low grade ore, now
considered almost worthless. can be
treated al a handsome profit. Coal Will
cone cheaper. and orr mines generally
Will lie worked more rroitahlv. thus al
fordiug an additional iaducenItE 1t fur
the investment of capital III mining en-
terprises in our midst. Our population
will Be multiplied. the value of real es-
tate greatly enhanced. and an impetus
given to all branches OF business. never
before witnessed in this State We re-
peat what We have said in the columns
OF the Sentinel over ana over again, that
Eureka is destined TO become the great
mining and business center in Eastern
Nevada, with Il population uneqUaled in
point of numbers by any town between
Salt Lake and San Francisco; and the
most gratifying circumstance of all is,
that the realization of this bright future
is SO near at hand.