Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-04-26
Sunday. APRIL 70. 1874.
INTELLIGENCE,
MINING INTELLIGENCE.

l~1.uditiOss Of the Mines In Eureka.
Newark and Secret Canyon bis.
sricis - A lllamce at ". A. Har.
rub's Water Works.
At the opening of the week little Iii
I've anticipate the near approach to the
kbri-ht and cheerful weather with
(which we have been favored since the
morning of the I'D instant. Never
swas change more necessary or more
Gratefully welcomed, and never, too,
kxere our citizens reader to take adj
,ntagc Of its beauties than they are
|, the present moment. We are, our
elves, highly elated, n with good
reason, because. apart from personal
Considerations, it enables us to chron-
4AcIe a far healthier state of things as
Regards mining and business opera
Mons, than those which we paid atten-
5ticn to in our last review. We can
now speak with greater conf lcncc of
sthe continuance of fair weather, for the
Publications are far better than they
have leen ut any period within the
3 ,rst / 40 months. Under its cheering
siuhuence everything will prosper
Sapace, and many important intcre ITS
! Tia, have been of late unavOidablv ne
q elected, will once more command the
attention from within and without that
is wanting to hasten their full develop
ment. There are many new en;er-
prises projected, which are to- be viyor-
&Suslv operated on during the ensuing
Summer. We have deferred already
10 some Of tliein, and will again when
1 .lcerlcd i'll order. The notes of pre-
marathon that br>peak> life and ac iVily.
4 are being heard on every side. I. ade
is gradually reviviny under the in
I rrca>ed stimulus which the opening OF
The season has given to it.. business
men are no longer di>pondcnt. and
&.oal men, too, appear to he animated
a lv higher hopes than they We're some
time since. for we have to note the ar
rival CT considerable
& CHARCOAL
Within the past week. From this state
xOftIlinyS it is not unreasonable to infer
$that the next few months will be more
prolific in the supply of this article
than we supposed was possible. 1t
Sceriainlv will he to The best interests of
Ilot alone its producers but to those Of
4ilie canlp at large, TO place no obstacle
in the way of its being freely delivered
10 those demanding it. Consumers, AS
Tar as we are aware of, arc quite will
ing To pay current ate Outside Of
*tni> assertion it would not be safe to
4 venture. l would not be Il very haZ-
ardous matter, however, to offer All
SOrinion regarding the results that
would De likely to follow any attempt
ON the part OF coal men to advance the
price. With this, however, VT have
nothing to do, for we are moi ininedi-
a;clv Interested.
There has been received at the Rich
mond, during the week, l2,439 BUSH
els; Eureka Consolidated, $4,000 bush
els; Ruby Consolidated, 1000 bushels
making in all 32,439 bushels. Consid-
criny the ~inclennency of the weather in
the early part of the week, and the
deep. bad roads betwixt the coal1amp>
and toMn, the above nus be account
/ ri Il very good SiX days showing iii
j this particular branch of business.
3 smokers arc, however, taking things
Z easy, being in no wise DESTROYS to start
Z up until they have sufficient coal on
7 hand to warrant the undertaking.
THE RICHMOND
company fired up one OF its furnac s
on the 18th, but did not begin to feed
ore till late on the subsequent norm
in.. That it has been working with
very satisfactory results, the follow ing
.l,;Ix. h,,Il;a,, ,;.1l .,;IJ ",t1.;o,lx ~
test: Monday, ~ bars; Tuesday, 200;
day, PA; saturday 30, and Sunday
which we approximate -225. This
showing gives a total of l,l3l bars,
which. at an average 0fS5 pOundStO the
lar. will foot up III ,tHs3 pounds for the
seven days run. This speaks well for
the energy and smelling skill of II
friend Mr.. Strinyer, who hopes to have
another furnace ia full blast by the
hh proNinnO.
II BULLION
Produced and shipped by the Eureka
Consolidated, for the Is days ending last
evening, from furnace, Was Goa
bars, averaging 1870 pounds, which
gives a gross weight of 5000 pounds.
There were shipped, for the same
period. $50 bars, weighing ll4.4oO
bounds. y few weeks hence and these
1 llSureS will he very sen>ibly multi
] Piled. There were also received at the
bank, for anne period, from the New
ark C"mrany'S mill, per Supcrintcn-
dent Baron, 1874 ounces Of silver bull
nom, which will probably average il
lrific over 800 fine. This mount Il
me result of four days run, II fact
which speaks for itself and adds much
10 the reputation of Newark.
II RUBY
And lIoosac furnaces will also be
ready to fire M, it is hoped, early next
month, which will add to the general
Prosperity. From Mr.. Hahn, Of the
irmer concern, we learn that there has
"een received at ElkO, during the past
week, direct from Pennsylvania, 10
cons OF coke, which is awaiting tranS-
sh'pinent from there to here, and
which may be looked for pretty soon
hnlce orders have been forwarded to
"''e 1t shipped i%nstanter.
THE ORE HAULING
season has at last been fairly inauwu-