Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-15
EXHIBIT OF THE CHA MINE.

EXHIBIT OF THE CHA MINE.
The San Francisco Stock Report ofre.
cent date publishes the following con-
corning the ella mine, which has at.
tracted considerable attention in min
ing circles: "Through the courtesy Of
the officers of the ella mine, which is
located in the Reveille District, New,
we have been enabled to secure some
interesting facts regarding the bullion
product of the mine. The amount OF
bullion produced from the 1st to the
3lst of May last foots up $73,3G7 and
over. Three shipments were made to
Daniel Meyer, of this city, through
Wells, Fargo IL Co. Private parties in
this city sent up mining experts Of
known ability to examine the mine,
whose report to their principals, as we
are informed, is as follows: The esti-
mate OF one party is to the effect that
there are reserves OF ore opened up in
the mine amounting to about 1900
tons OF ore, the pulp assay OF which
goes $500 per ton, or over n million
dollars. Other estimates of the re-
serve, are $500 tons OF ore, giving a
value of nearly II and a half million
uOtAdhS. g lBcS0 0ApcItS WCic SeHt uD
by outside parties who we're invest
ing and DESTROYS of investing. The
CHA Company was only organ
lied in February last, and the man.
agement at once pushed the work
forward with vigor. No assessment
has been levied, but on the contrary,
a constant stream of bullion las pour
ed from the time of the alteration of
the mill from a wet to a dry crusher.
The production is almost without a
parallel under the circumstances.
The product of the present month of
June bids fair to equal that of last
month, and under good management
prosperity is thought to be certain.
The Stock Report does not give the es-
Inmates of the reserves on its W re-
sponsibility, because it has never had
a representative in the mine. But the
information is given rs the aGthenti-
Gated statement of parties in interest.
The remarkable bullion shipment is a
matter of record and stands out in bold
relief as a strong ~undeniable fact.
While the papers are discussing the
profits and losses Of mining opera
lions it might be well for them to put
the CHA on the credit side Of mining.
NEW
The majority Of the members of the
Zoe Gayton Star Combination have
formed a new company and will reap
pear tomorrow night at Biglow's Hall.
The extravaganza of Cinderella will be
presented for the first time in Eureka
with all its gorgeous scenery, mechan
cal effects aud costumes. In the char
acter of Ciorinda. VIM. Simins has
gained a well.meri,ed reputation it is
one OF his best renditions, and the piece
should be witnessed by all of the
theater-going public. The burlesque is
orimful OF fun, repiete with laughable
and ludlcroas situations, and ends with
a brilliant transformation scene, re-
vealing she home of the fairies. The
musical portion of the piece intro
duces all the members of the company
in duets, solos, trios and a variety of
concerted pieces incidental to the
travaganza. Reserved seats can be Sc
cured al the Postoiice, of Frank Derkee.
VALUABLE LETTERS. - Registered
letters remain at the Eureka Postofice
for the following named persons, and
unless called for by July 1st, will be
sent To the Dead Letter Office Daniel
| ID. Harrigton. VIM. Nernet, George
Quiggins (2), John M~cFamnery, Spru-
gaci Antonio, VIM. Ii. Crosby, Gug-
lielnio Gadole. Jerry Fitzpatrick, War
rem Loose, T.. j. Eizv, Benjamin Tay-
lor, Michael Shea, Pierre Biedvennc,
Panchi Antonio.
Foor-RACE.-rhe sport at the race
track, on Sunday next, will wind up
with a big foot-race, free for all second
class pedestrians; distance, me hun
dred yards; for 4 purse of 500; five or
more to enter, four Or more to start;
ten per. cent entrance. Entries will
close on Saturday at the Corner Sa-
loon. A chance viii be given to those
desiring To make up a long race-one
or more times around the track.
TURNER HOUSE SoCIAL.-Another of
those enjoyable social parties, which
are always attended with such success,
came off at the Turner House last
night. given by B. j.. Turner, the hos
pitabie landlord of the house. All
present had "a splendid time, tripping
the light fantastic until II late hour.
SENT 70 JAIL.-Jim Johnson, arrest
ed at Palisade for stealing a watch,
was on Sunday last tried before Justice
Brewster, of that place, found guilty
and sentenced to ninety days in the
County Jail. Capt. Rabbits brought
the prisoner to town on sunday last.
New DEPor.-A new depot is to be
built al Palisade for the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad Company. Side
tracks are now being built to the site of
the new depot.
SAFETY CAGES. - The Richmond
Company yesterday received three
nav Safafv capas for its nina on Ruhy