Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-28
NorEs FROM RUBY HILL.

,Oh an dCCbulb III Tue OdCh~Oit iIllI1b,
hasten to redeem my word. By the
kindness of Mr.. Wallace, your eorre-
%spondent made a personal inspection
with the gentleinanly and efficient
foreman aforesaid as chief counselor
and guide. The third level is $40 feet
from the surface; and the drift is in 500
feet, or Whereabouts. There is a winza
sunk from this drift at a point 300 feet
from the shaft west OF south. The winZe
has.an incline to the east and is 40 feet
in depth. The main drift from the
fourth level il now within 30 feet Of
this winze, and as 500 as they are in
a sufficient distance they will raise and
connect, which will lie the means of
supplying air, for the lack of which
work had to be suspended both in the
winze and rai-e, the latter being 100
feet from the Wine, and is now in 100
feet. 1t is expected that the raise will
connect with The old works. The main
drift is in 100 feet from the raise or
nearly SO. The drift on the fouth level
looks we'll and there is every reason to
believe that the Jackson Will soon he a
dividend paving mine. Mr.. Wallace
has managed to do a large amount of
work with a very few men. and the
work is we'll done at that. II is worthy
OF note h a thonytr he has had charge
of men and mines for three or four
years there has been no accidents
where the work was prosecuted under
his supervision. L..
The remainder Of u correspond
ent's communication we suppress for
reasons, the coyencv of which will he
apparent to him when we relate to him
certain circumstances in connection
with the matter to which he alludes.
STAR CONSOLIDATED CoMPANY.-The
articles of incorporation of the Star
Consolidated Mining Company We're
placed on file in the office OF the Coun-
ty Recorder yesterday. The object of
the corporation is to carry on the bust
ness of mining in all it's branches. in
Eureka mining district. The "a pital
stock of the rorr pany is $1,000. 600; d.
vided into $50. 900 shares, at the par
value Of 500 each. The time of the ex-
isience of the corporation is fixed at
fifty years. The following are the
names of the trustees: q. 4. I.awton,
O. F. Griffin, j. II. Il. Williams, l.. s.
Adams, and Robert Sherwood. The
certificate of incorporation is dated
March 2lst, 1872. Whether the com
ANY intend to now commence active
operations we are not informed, but
the fling of the certificate Yesterday
would indicate that such is the case.
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HAcohsi'N hAiN.-A he L''feha ahu
Palisade Railroad Company advertise
that tbav will rim an oxcurston train
,.s., paI;..aa ra,.aha
'a''0 h.ieNa -
iSaie at A. NJ, and arriving IN this
NV ~ ei'',e ,ni,n sn',u pa"mes ~
is onlv a. and dou,tless MANY resid
ing at Pali~ade and other points on the
Cen raj Pacific will avail themselves OF
the opportunity Of visiting our town.
The most complete arrangements are
being made for celebrating the day in
a manner which will be creditahiet 10 the
town; and in behalf OF our citizans we
guarantee to all visitors from abroad a
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IT a gentleman just IN
rom lypo we learn that the new lar-
mace OF the lybo Consolidated ON
pany started up last Saturday. 1t will
reduce easily 60 tnns OF ore per day.
and works splendidly. The mine WAS
never looking a. we'll az at present.
Times are lively in the town. which is
full Of strangers and more coming in
bnildiny goinr on and a number of
substantial brick buildings have been
erectei. BtisIaess OF all kihds ~ ortsK
and h prospects o. the camp never
appeared as favorable as at present.
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SUDDENLY ILL., esterday,
about noon, officer Tray. Johnson was
takan snddanlv IN al nix h,ma on
ST ring street, and for a time his re
coNefy was aoils'''r1ea uoun',ui. ~
pishan whn s,,..aedoa in hrinping
h;,, thrn,,rh 81 r;,ht a., Mnnd,v0
~ wss r;d,n. r,r savor.I hours and
lis i]ilnass il -snnnosad tn hava hpan
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