Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-23
THE LONG NEGLECTED TREASURES
OF EsMERALDA COUNTY.


ey, energy and incompatible business tact will
accomplish in Esmeralda county This coun-
ty has long been neglected.; its vast and un-
developed mineral resources have been over
looked by mining men and capitalists, whose
attention was invited to so many other specu-
lative fields on this coast But recently a
change has come over some of the most far
sighted one of that class, and Esmeralda
county looms up before them as the new Ell
Dorado of Nevada State. In former years
twelve years ago-millions and millions of
dollars were taken out of the Real del Monte,
Wide West, Pond and other mines and that
from the surface, for none of the mines were
prospected to greater depth than $50 feet.
One can imagine what fabulous results can be
reaped there by the judicious investment of
capital, and its proper and honest manage
ment. Work on these mines was abandoned
by reason of mismanagement, conflicting
titles, handling of rebellious ores, etc., but
all these troubles can now be obviated. The
question of titles has been settled beyond any
chance of resuscitation, and the science of ex-
tracing and working precious minerals is now
so perfect that Aurora surely offers great in
ducements to capital. Operations will be re-
sumed on the Real del Monte mine, this fall,
by sinking shaft. The work will be prose-
cuted as fast as muscle and money will admit
be increased from time to time, as their SER
vices shall be required. Other mines will
undoubtedly be looked after in the spring and
Aurora will no doubt yet contribute much to-
ward augmenting the gold and silver circulat-
ing medium. The immediate neighbordood
is well supplied with wood and water; the
earth certainly contains what will be sought
after; and all that now remains to be done is
an introduction of capital, it's judicious man.
agement, and Aurora will astonish the werld |
YOU'VE THIEVES. - Yesterday afternoon |
three young street arabs, named Johnny
Sutherland, Trembly and Connolly neither of |
whom is over 13 years of age, entered the
stable of Fred Danburg, situated opposite
he White House, and stole from the premises
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worst of their class in this community, and those
who are posted, say that it is not their first
experience in that line of business. The
heft was reported at police headquarters, and
officer Stern was sent in search of the young
ascals, who found them at Kaisers restaur-
mt hugely enjoying a regal repast, to be paid
or out of their booty. Officer Stern took
he delectable little party in tow to the city
rison, where they now languish. The sum
f 500 % was recovered from the little
agabonds They do not deny having stolen
he money.
The magnificent palace car which brought
p the distinguished party of English tour
its last week, is the private establishment of
lr. George Pullman, the famous Pullman
ar manufacturer, and was built at cost of
10000 The appointments of the aforesaid
ar, are luxurious, elegant and fixed up with
regard to refined tastfulness.
Many Carsonites who witnessed the eques-
ienne tournament at the Reno Fair declare
lat the first prize should have been awarded
Miss Ida VanSickle of this city. Miss
is highly accomplished equestri-
Inc; and we can scarcely realize how she
uld be surpassed in her manner and style
riding.
SURPRISE PAR1Y-Mr. and Mrs. J. Olco-
ch were the recipients of a very agreeable
rprise on Sunday evening by their numer-
IS friends. The surprisers brought along
untiful supply of eatables and several bas-
is of champagne. 1t was a most enjoyable ~
air to all present, and all went home happy
A. NJ.
Mr.. W. 81. Bryant of the Mint came within -
ace of having his foot badly crushed on
e Of the elevators in that institution yes
day afternoon. However the result of the 4
shap will only necessitate the purchase of y
new pair of unmentionables and a new pair n
shoes, u
Mr. LOOMS, the accomplished and genial
al of the Enterprise, was in the city on
nday. He denies being confederate of
m Davis in the attempt at despoiling :
tain theatrical manager of his diamonds;
l we believe him.
BENCH SHow,-The MORNING APPEAL is
ebted to Mr.. W. A. Andoe, secretary of OF
San Francisco Dog Show for season -
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