Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-29

1AAo ~ DIV 81 a.
the only back-set 1 have had yet, buI
l must expect more, for they all say
the road is very hard to beat. / have
not missed a meal yet. Yours,
JAMES NEWMAN.
MCCLUsKY's BATH PARK.-That ole
time sagebrusher, Mike McClusky
seems to be extending his operations in
the East. We yesterday received q
handsomely colored Autograph of q
magnificent establishment on Long Is
land. which is kept by Mike. 1t is 9
delightful seaside resort, east of For
Hamilton, overlooking the bay. Taken
right through it has the appearance Of
being n OF the grandest layouts in
the whole country. There are on the
premises, a splendid hotel, restaurant,
a dancing pavilion $50 feet long, 3OC
bathing houses, and any amount OF
cottage grounds and shaded drives.
Mike appears to be doing a slasbing
business-a fact which We are pleased
to know.
EBERHARDr AND AURoRA.-From
the London Mining World OF July LIST
we extract the following. 1t will be
seen that the company has declared a
dividend of five shilling per share.
This must have the effect of raising the
stock In the London market, as we see
1t quoted in the same Journal at ten
pounds sterling per share, the highest
figure we believe it has ever reached:
The directors of the Eherhardt
and Aurora Company have received As
bars of silver, value about 100000, on
account of the produce for May. The
board of directors of the ompany, at
their meeting, declared a dividend of
v shillings per share, payable on the
10th.
ASHor AGAINST THE BLACK HILLS.
A press dispatch, which we find in
some of our exchanges, is as follows:
Three Phoebe miners have arrived at
Salt Lake from the Black Hills. They
started out with a thousand dollars
apiece. and came back without a cent.
They give very discouraging accounts
OF h Black Hills. One hundred and
se~venty-tive persons left there the
same day they left, greatly Disguised.
The reports of rich diggings are great
ly overrated. 1t is Impossible to do
any prospecting during the Indian
war.
WARD DIsTRICr.-TEe Record learns
from parties just returned TO Phoebe
from Ward district that affairs there
are not very lively. Meals are so cents,
shaving % cents, four eating-houses.
four bar-roons and three stores. Tine
water that supplies h town is owned
by the mines. and rs Oon as the fur
mace Is built It will be all used by that.
One hundred and sixty-fve men are
on the pay roll of the company; out
side of that nothing is stirring, but the
boys think that in time il will be a
camp.
EUREKA CoN.-Following is the lat.
est official letter that has come under
our notice. 1t bears date of the Odd
instant, and l. as follows: On Monday
last struck a body of water on the 9th
level. Have got another tank running
n will have drift clear again in "A few
days. Started tn sin Wine from drift
running out of 9TH level, about 800 feet
from shalt, and struck into a natural
cave at a depth of eight feet. Wine
down 80 feet. The cave is generally
considered good indications for ore.
The BEST MINE.-Probably the best
mine in the State to-day is the Rich
mond of this district. The ore on the
lower levels is not only rich but abun-
dant. In all of the metals, gold, silver
and lead, it carries greater value than
eve before. Persons who have lately
been through the mine assure us that
it is the greatest mining property in the
world.
LAST PERFoRMANCE.-Prof. Address