Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-29

a substantial frame building, and in
ease The fire-fiend should show him
self either at this point or at the
Furnaces.
He would receive n very watery recep-
ton, there being thousands of gallons
Of the aqueous fluid stored away in
monster tanks at all available local
tiles adjacent to the hosting works.
mill and furnaces. These are now both
running up to their fullest reduction
capacity. Their daily bullion output
ranges from seven To eight tons, of m
assay value Of from $40 to $3.50 per
ton in the noble metals, while the value
of the lead runs from, SS5 to 500 more,
which thus gives IL handsome aggre-
gate per ton.
The Will.
Which is now undergoing some ncces-
sary repairs 10 fit it for active dry
crushing Ut being formerly a wet
crusher), will be ready for duty in
about six or seven weeks time. A
Whites oxidizing fc zee will in that
time he placed in co,...eciion with it.
A gentleman from San Francisco is
now here experimenting its construc-
ton, and is quite sanguine of the sue
ce>sful results that are to follow from
this addition. When the music of the
now idle twenty-stamp battery of this
reducing agent shall be heard rever-
berating amidst the hills and deep
mountain gorges of Typo, | hope to be
able to exhibit to the SENTINEL'S read
ers the most indubitable proof that can
he produced of the value and perman-
ence of the TybO Consolidated Com
pany's mines. This district having
within the past year gained largely in
population, will poll a heavy vote ut
the ensuing general election in Novem-
Der. The district has always been con
sidercd Democratic in feeling, but this
year the
Political.
Current will in all likelihood flow in
Republican groves. The present indi-
cations point strongly toward this sup
position, for the latter are jubilant aud
hopeful, and they are sparing no pains
that will in any way contribute to their
success; while the former appear to be
correspondingly downcast "a thing
quite unusual in Democratic ranks.
We have two opposing clubs, whose
memt ership aggregates are abou
equal. The partisans of Hayes and
Wheeler claim that they have $50
names enrolled, and the supporters of
Tilden and Hendricks acknowledge
having l20 that are pledged To the lat
ter. But outside of these organizations
there are of course a number of citi
zens belonging To both parties who will
participate in the coming campaign.
The Republican County Convention,
which assemblies at Belmont on the
18th, is creating q perceptible fiutier
among the ambitious ones of the party.
Now a word as to the other
Industrial Interests
OF the district and / am done. Next
to the mining and smelling operations,
the charcoal transactions are the heat
lest. This industry IL pursued by boeb
Italians and Americans, whose n12oNy
camp-fres. like those ~ y Des4sg9a2
army, procure = ssr5&5Dgtg paeEGfesgas
effe 4 ams3ss s@s GSsp and gloomy SOIL
tuds Of the e~1re1seaIAesSg5 snNQa4ssesS
The daily enrssenDDtlSa 81 this article
j.. from 1870 10 Z6GG bushels. There
arc several hgSldanxs going up and
the 10 rztpss ssszG zse nom on the
comrany's pay POLLS Will 500 he very
consldcrAbly augmented. In the
Social World
Tybo rates not far below more prefen-
tiOus localities. Terpsicbore and litera-
iure are roth cultivated, yet the social
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together the members of our society
appear to be s~ingularly d~isregarded,
and, as a consequence, gossip and per-
sonal jealousy are every dav widening
the breach that has been effected in the
social fabric. Apologizing for the
length Of The foregoing, l remain
SOION