Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-04-29


the mining outlook OF Reveille dis
is of a most encouraging nature. New
developments are constantly being
made in the ella mine, as the explora-
tons proceed, end ore of a superior
grade has been found i'm the new tun-
mel, at a distance of l2O feet from the
mouth. This is said to be the most
important strike yet made, the ledge
giving every indication of perma-
hence and of the existence of a rue
fiSsure vein. BY the wet-crushing
process the mill crushed As tons of ore,
yielding Sl2 900, and with the change
to dry crushing far more favorable re
turns are anticipated. The alterations
of the mill are now about completed,
and it will be again in motion by the
18th instant. Lumber and plates for
the mill are daily expected to arrive
from Belmont, when active operations
will be resumed. The success attend
ing the explorations in the ella mine
has caused y number of prospcctors to
hunt for lodges in the hills. Sew
eral are said to have been successful in
their searchings, and before the season
Is much advanced it is expected that
several Of the new locations will be
$ sufficiently developed TO help in aug
menting the bullion product of the
district.
Were Wolsesberger, or, as he is more
generally known, "Uncle Billy b.
Damned" returned yesterday from
Panamint. lie journeyed on foot,
walking the entire distance, 465 miles,
in seventeen days. He doe, not give
a very f~iattering ccoun of the south
ern country; says there are now about
one hundred men in the camp, which
is u "bilk;" that it may mou to
something in time, but that Coso, its
neighbor, is far better. lie met sever
| al Eurekans, but none had made their
fortune, and did not like / o walk out OF
town. Uncle Billy found Cero Gor1o,
and the other mining camps, ''dead n
a door nail" He passed through Co
lumbus and saw the borax works at
Big Pine, but did not. until he struck
rybo, find n signs of life; that
camp impressed him favorably. The
region in and about Panamint is over-
run with 'guerrillas," road-agents.
and others of that ilk, and no mans
life Is safe. The day he left the stage
was stopped and j. McVey and >.
Ashim, both of Eureka, I've OF the
passengers, were robbed. Billy is glad
To yet back to Eureka. When he left
he thought il "A lit IL tough" but o
he is satisfied, and will, in a day or SO,
be at his old business again.
THANKs.-The Weaver Bros. will
accept our thanks for a brace of boxes
of luscious strawberries sem to this
Office yesterday morning. They were
he largest and finest that we rave
seen in this market and produced a de-
tighiful sensation "a they gently scoot-
ed down the editorial pharynx. The
w. Bros. have lots more of he same
Kind of truck at their store on South
Main street.
EASTERN MAIL. - Two pouches %.
letters aud ten sacks of papers, a por-
ION of the delayed mails, We're received
At the Postoifice Yesterday and another
ns,aliment Is expected this morning.
About 1000 letters were recei we'd yes
trrday and bat few applicants we're re-
fused. The distribution occupied
some time. II il thought hat all lie
uack mail will be delivered in the cours~
of a few days.
CHARCoAL-A number of teams are
now daily arriving from the coal-pits,
laden with charcoal for the furnaces.
About $4,000 | ushels are now in the
bins of the Richmond Company, and
the daily receipts average $500 bushels.
n -. go. , aAs .s.. ra,ai Al N a I.st
proportion, and no trouble is now an
ticipated that the supply will fall
short.
POSTPONED. The institution of
Mountain Lodge, No. 27, /. o. o. F.,
aud the installation of its officers, to
have taken place on Tuesday night,
was postponed for IA few days, owing
10 the absence of II OF the charter
members.
Now, THEN.-Now, that the stone
Gu ters have finished work on the new
Odl Fellows building, wouldn't It be
a brilliant idea to have that pile OF
broken fragments of stone emo we'd
from in front of the building?
RECEIvED.-Loewy, the news man,
has received a portion of the papers,
periodicals, etc, detained for soine
time back by the blockade. The re-
mainder of the overdue papers will be
| received this morning.
DEAD.-A letter was received in
town yesterday stating that Jack Har-
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