The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-03-18
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Fpou wSoMISo Dis1Rrc7.-Through
the courtesy CT II. G. Catlih, supcrin.
tendcnt Of the Mardis r.ire Gnd mill. at
wyoming-5eHer kMown rs Bruno-
District, we obtain q fuw facts regarding
that locality. The Winter has not beea
Of unusual severity, but snoS has flien
to q great dvpth, Notwithstanding which
the work upon the mill has been pushed
forward to completion. and Ills fre.rcch
"a superior quality of which has been
found contiguous-for the Aiken fur
nAee VAS tIken from the quarry, con-
reycd to tn" mill and PREPARED fJr tao
builder during tho Winter. ny perse-
vefiRg inlustriously under adverse cir
cu,nstaI!ee, all obstacles have been over.
come, mud the satisfaction OF knowing
that the mill will be ready FOR business
by the 18th Of next month. instead Of
next Fall. as would huve resulted from
a less energetic policy, will be theirs.
Work upan the mine is steadily pro-
crossing also, with sntisfacto-
~ results. n largo amount Of orc
having been extracted; tho vein
being from three TO six feet wide.
AZ least 900 tons of that on the dump is
good milling orc, the balance being Of
comparatively low gra lie. Tho object
of Mr. Cutliu's visit here ut this time is
TO LOOK inter the transportation OF the
iron work. for the furnace which is Cue
from the foundry east. The prospect
now is thas the Alardis Company will
make a sIcce1s Of their mining enter
prise this season, aud The best wishes OF
Ill attend their endeayors.
TAY1.on- DIsTaIcT = Or. Parsons
brought into our onice n specimen of
ore from Taylor Distric; which equals in
richness anything We have seen lately.
The character Of the orc is what is
known rs silver glance, nnd the chunk
shown Us was ulAost solid metal. The
inInc from which this was taken il
called the prince" and ten tons Of orc
taken out in sinking n shaft forty feet
deep, worked ut the mill SIl3, leaving
still 30 tons that will average $500.
The shaft yields n ton of ore to tho
foot: in sinking. Tie mine is now be-
ing opened i'll another place also, which
IL reported even richer than that in the
first shaft, Taylor District is, accord
ding to orr informant, about sixty miles
east Of White Pine, in that county, and
will attract the attention Of mining men
during the coming Summer.
The TuAISs.-Tho Central Pacific is
now clear from Ogden to San Francisco,
but so soon as interruption to travel on
one line is adjusted, others o. fornid-
able appear upon the connecting line.
\ landslide ON Tho Union Pacific was
reported yesterday morning, in conse.
quencc Of which there was 10 train
FROM the Fact. The east-bound express
arrived at 6:30. p. III. The pay-cnf mr.
rived from tho cGgt about noon, and.
after distributing come coin to the bows,
proceeded westward.
THE Carson appeal OF Thursday con-
tains II notice Of the marriage, ut that
place, Of n former we'll known resident
Of this city. Miss Tollio Garrard be-
CAME the bride Of Mr. Sol, Simpson, on
Wednesday lnst, Mt the residence OF tho
brides parents.
FrEiuHr REcETvED.-Eigit cars Of
general merchandise for this place and
tho country north, one car Of machinery
for the Young America mine Mt Tusca-
rOra and one car of cattle for supplying
Dunphy & liildrcth's markets arrived
from the West yesterday.
j. OrESsHAw. tho engineer who was
badly hurt at the recent railroad acci-
dent near Crdnr Puss, was on tho west
: bound trGin last evening, Ell route for
The hospital at -Reqstey.
HIRING OuT THE VITAL ENERGY.