Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-09
ASTELorE DISTRICr.-From a PARTY


ANTELOPE DISTRrCr.-From a party
who has recently been i'll this district.
which is situated s"mc for:y m.icS
ror;h Of Eureka, Vt learn tia, tie
mines generally are looking as well as
could be desired. Tho EanIcz; of the
! principal lodcS are the Monitor. Eve
ming = ar and Ecarsar-c-;hrce raTa!-
lei locations. Work is bcin,. prose
cuted on the kCarsargc. and the ore
extracted ASSAYS Ssh. and is abundant
in quantity. The vein Is six feet wide,
with smooth, well defined castings, it,
pitch being to the east al an angle of
.iJo. ON the dump there are 100 tons
of good ore. taken ont in sinking fifi
feet. The Evening star Is opened 100
feet down the lode AT that point being
six fcci widc-tie grade of ore being eS-
tinlatcd rs good Tor so per ton, actual
bullion Weld. ON The Monitor IA fiji "
foot incline has been opened, its i,cli-
ma Jon being Slightly towards The west.
This vein i also ,ix feet in wilh. and
lis grade of ore aboat $50 there being
lHO tons on the dump. The district is
proitl~ely supplied wiki heavy timber,
and about hall Il mile from tlie mines
there is sufficient water for Il twenty
stamp mill. 1t is believed that 9od
can be delivered at the mill for So
per cord. The district was discovered
and brought into prominence by ban
lei McMusphy. II pioneer ct Gold Hill
in t~59-ani White Pine in ISIS. 1t
is / o be hoped he Will make a fortune
out o. t. properly, which, according
TO all accounts, is OF great value.
POPULAR PLACE.-Pail.ips Il Solo
mon Yesterday opened new >aloonan
liquor rooms oil the West sid Of Main
>tiea, and judging from the nan call
er> at the place. ii will Dol become Il
popular resort of all who feel tire need
of a thirst aSStacer. The hoa>c j.
handsomely fitted up. the display ol
glass and silNerware showing Tia
Ike has GOOD taste III the arrangement
of HE place. In the rear oi the saloon
Il handsome lunch iSaiWay~ spread for
the convenience OF the patrons OF the
house. In connection with tn saloon
Il first class ci.ar and tobacco stand
has been added. occupying the entire
length of the rooiu ON one sid =. ana
where the choicest brands of CIGARS.
tobacco, esr.. Will he sold n wholesale
or retaii. We acknowledge the rece.pt
Of samples from the new house.
Not HEAp.-Biily &~illia-~lev. of the
base metal range. WHO Wa~ shot i'll Tie
head ON time ago and Reported dead,
is nov in the hospital OF Eureka coan-
", and in fair way To Recover.
We seldom disturb the wrapper OF
that duh sheet. the Virginia CHfohtcie,
hu' as SureaS we DO. are certain t o run
acrosa plumbers OF greater or less mag
G:tule. Billy kiliir2sley * NOT "of the
base MEAL range nor was he ever in
tic "hospisaI in Eureka county," Bel
noat j. tie rre,cnt seat of Var in the
Goat LAS. Piachr having resigned The
isunor con vittfoTHAeou>lN with The
&" Re or;ns oil iser lower levels.
DISTINGUISHED .tRRIvAs~.-Wiiiiam
Sharon. o. com tovk fame, |. l.. Hequa,
>upe2in enlent of the Chollar po.o-i
Mine, Virginia City. John w. Shaw.
President of tie Eureka Co~n<alidated
company. and al. Mrs. +. W. cole.
Vile eli Hon. i'Iri %Ule of this piaee,
William J.. trtrcT f-eigrer. ard
\. T.. Davis. Contractor. arrived in
own at haif past three Yesterday
morning by special conveyance from
he railroad. They made the "trip i'll Il
little over twelve hours. but would
have arrived sooner had no, the
breaking down of tn" sta-e caused
them considerable Gelay.=
TIE KoAas.-Supervi>or Walls i
determined to have the roads OF his