Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-13

Mr.. J. c. Senderling, whose arrivn
from Philadelphia was announced il tn
APPEAL, and who assisted in erecting tn
Nevada quartz nil there. Lat been IL
terviewed lev the reporter OF the Golt
Hill News, vito gi.-s the result as fol
lows:
Is perfect. success in every respect. ant
attracts much attention from the numer
Gus milling and mining men present from
all parts OF the world. 1t has been rnn
ming Oh ore !rorr the Consolidated Nir'
giDix mine. transported thither for the
purpose, and made its first clean up two
weeks ago last Friday. The bullion pro-
duced is being cast into peculiar style
of medals commemorative Of the great
Centennial event. When Mr.. Senderline
left. company at Salt Lake Superior
was about tn send two tons OF rich silver
ore from Lake Superior to be worked,
and expressed the desire TO purchase the
mill at the close OF the exhibition.
!-at'E or DRIVING pOWEE
H. considerably complained of by those
having mach hines on exhibition. the stea u
power thus far provided by the manage
ment being totally inadequate to drive
all the vast amount OF machinery. Il:
was fortunate that no room could be
fonni for our Nevada mill III. the main
building. but that it IVES forced 10 depend
upon its engine resources.
SEND MORE ORE.
As nigh. be expected. every visitor
wants "A small specimen OF the ore being
worked, some OF the genuine Colnstock
silver ore. and each has TO be INDUCED
With specimen. More than ton O. i.
has had TO be thus given away. and con-
seqnently the quantity supplied falls
short, and the bullion falls short also Of
wha. i you'd b.ve oeen. Ia view of
hi, unforeseen contingency it would he
as wei. to send along three or four tons
extra. for visitors must have specimens,
and it a. helps to advertise and make
amors ous rich bonau.. ~ and the Com
rock lode generally.
rHE MINING sEAFC.
/, was first proposed to sink regular
mining shaft. send the ore down to the
oo,tom of it. and then hoist it out on cars
I'D cal 2S for milling. after the Wasaoe |
il. II, hCt u~ins TO tie nature OF the /,
ocali.g bis could not be successfully |
ccamp seed! The place allotted to the !
III. !: On made slound "A swampy loc.-
ion. In making tla excavation for the |
'atte:y foundation q steam pump had TO |
e employed 10 keep the water out. and !
be shaft could only be sunk to the depth
f five feet. The hosting frame is up.
he guides in place. and the hoisting cage
al. by the Yellow Jacket Company runs
. and down to sufficient extent 20 |
how how II works.
TIE FIVE FOOT LE'EL
,ot being deep enough. no stations, side
ritts or crosscJlts are considered practi-
able: neither can they shut the men
own" occasionally to show folks how
hey used to do i: in Washoe when they
'anted to l,u; up Jobs on stockholders or
} keep none hat insiders posted.
wAsHoE MINING rOcLs.
1t reflects great creGi. upon the skill
or mining mechanics to state the fact
iat of all the mining tools on exhibition
ON various mining countries and Sec
ons. the palm is given to Nevada and
lie Comstock lode rs showing the best
l every respect. The picks, drills and
Their mining tools from the Belcher
line, and the safety cage from the yell
w Jacket. are universally considered to
? the most perfect and best adapted for
lining purposes.