Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-10-07


stocks have transpired, no losses have
driven the honest Spectator to pover-
ty. IS staples are quoted, as invoices
are bulletmed al custom houses, so are
Eureka mining stocks proclaimed to
the world.
The Richmond Company,
Under the management of Edward
Probert; commands no attention at my
hand. From the yield Of the Rich
mond mine, the extensive and CON-
plete smelling works, the refining or
separating. works, the improvements
at the mine and graded roads speak for
themselves. The word assessment
is unknown to the stockholder, the
word ''dividend' he understands, and
the punctuality with which his ex-
chequcr is repienished from the pro-
duet of this celebrated property creates
no speculative turn to resort to stock
boards, but he rests satisfied with the
remittances that accompany the state
ments OF each and every month. The
construction OF the fufae arreSter in
auSurated the experimental era. The
concentrating and gathering of dusts
impregnated with precious metals not
only pay handsomely to the
but noticeably add to the health and
comfort of the town.
The Eureka Consolidated
Mining Company loses none Of its
reputation as a bullion producing prop
erty. The status of this mining prop
erty can not be assailed. Owing to the
flood, heretofore alluded to, the fur
naces were rendered unfit for Use for
some time. Work at the mine, how
ever, was vigorously pushed forward
by the superintendent, w. II. Shaw.
At the same time the furnaces were re-
butt, new roads were prepared and
every convenience necessary to- the
more thorough and perfect manage
ment OF the properly was looked after.
An examination ofthe works convinces
the stakeholder and visitor of the good
Judgment and foresight of the super
intendent. The iGme arrester lately
constructed places the manager at the
head of economical and practical men.
The X X Consolidated
Is known TO every one, and has mons
its friends the producers and manufac-
turers of every article requisite in the
conducting ola property of this mag
nitude. The powerful machinery at
the mine, required in raising ore from
the deep workings, the outside facilities
for handling the same, speak well of
the management. The Silver West
furnace is under lease To this company,
and is constantly turning out bullion
of high grade. Too much praise can
not be accorded to Professor Keyes,
the Superintendent OF this property,
who, by ceaseless cXertionS, now finds
himself in charge of as fine Il mine As
there is i'll our district. The quarterly
assessments from
forf"z Niuia; District
Show Il constant increase. The Garri-
son and St. Louis, owned by 5. Wen
ban: the lronsidcs and Berlin, owned
by james Laraway, are producing ores
OF high grade, which are easily re-
duced. Biologists pronounce the
mines of this district o permanent
than in many OF the surrounding dis
tricts, giving Corlcz IL reputation that
ought to draw within her limits large
capital and the most thorough and sci
entific management.
other Mines.
Secret Canyon Mining District main
tains her reputation i'll the production
of bullion. The GeddeS d Bertrand
,s;na, ,;i
in the saiiio b~U>incSS-lIke manner.
More work is being carried on at Pres
eut in Ga,.r.f tsoynn Nintn n;lIr,i.,
tGa. -, INV fEor ,o,;,l hr,.a ~.
]n,inaral G,tcovori1. ii ~ =n"rt ion'n i
orr nm 'rhr r1,airin1 md stari.
inw mn al r;rtoNill I.s n.nso5
row l,f,. into ,ba rn.;aart n,inar. .ni
is inyitinr eyan,ir,iinns and inyn..-
uuents from abroad.
Tho british MIL and Nin;nr Com,,-
nv. under tho sunnrxisiou of Thou,,s
VI FAVOR i. :, rnnornizod AMI i'm.
nortant ..n,,isiIinn to tho hnratofn,o
reducing canarii Y nrthe distr:rt over
- tons her day Of ore are taken from
he connauy's mines. fowl. From
the indus,ry. Robert En,mett and
Connol!y.ar are bei,r worked. and viii
results highly pratifyinr TO Inc stock
holders. ANY SUCCESS attending the
u,iIlinr of Orns will u,e,suruhIv i, vnr
the o,,4uiuU of mines nroduci,Ir o,.s
unsuited TO smelling. The large de-
vaIonn,enfs of ore in
y,.. .
Ah@ 'hc fe3o'afi'! oi Tic VEN as eN-
posed by the application of the mot
ihoroueb svstetn Of warrants
.aL.I:.t,tn a,,n,,1. ,,7, ..;I, w.;
'o - II" ''''''e' Hc'' VIM VIC"
ness mining operations"n Bald Noun
tam equal Ill leSt!l,> WITH oar
now prosperous. Widespread and far
famed kuhy HI. In proprietor OF
Tie miie, larry Stront, i!Y giving his
personal supervision to the working
o. the mine AMI furnace bearing Tie
same name, ha. Developed Il properly
that better recommends i>elI by ioNe-
nuu rctIsns than any written report
con.d possibly give.
The puhderlerS mine deserves a
passing notice. IL was loca'cd among
M n rAt al thA n ~ tln tyA IIsf tIlt