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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10

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Illinois StaatszeitgEngs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
GOmgreB.
IS aiDtn9to II, 5. Deg.
Gnn9.

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leben, tpurbe nit 40 gegen II Sttrnmen
ab0elebnt, uno bann QlQtlon's 9tntrao NIT
Al ge9el1 Is Sti1nmen angenommet
Der Senot DeripieS Damn, in @recutibz
fiburla Die inn bette bonn 8rdiioenfer suz
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ta9te ii6 arf morger.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
StnrtOtttttg+
Mnbntn, sc. y, z. 81

Sm @efGnsniBbofc pur6e beute an SSobn
6. Collins, alias 6arpeb Sc. Gborpe, n6te
ilber tbn berbdngte Gooesfraf bur9 be1t
Strtd Dpn3ogen. Der SOB trat raid unD
mad geringem Sample Elm. Die l1ntbat,
tpeoet pel6er Collins btngert6tet tpurDc,
mar Sic Grmorbung zines M~ttgefangenen,
etnes Tarbtgen, NamenS 6otparb, am %.
september bteles Sabres. t3nti6en beiz
ber 3u9tbGuslern bate felt Idngerer Belt
cine Seinbi6aft %beitan6en, bis Collins am
o%enannten Sage ietnem @egner nit eine1u
Stublbein ben S9doel eini6lug uub 30,
6ur9 ben SoS heiielben berbeifi6rte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
Go4tnoHu.

JtTID DDIIi =. Uc0.
SIT bem 8ro3eB Der Stabt glep gorf ge7
gen BEN frlberen Comptroller @onnoap,
Elm Wtt9lieb bes Ttpeeb : 9tinges, erfldrte
ber Qlntpalt 6es 9tngeflagten beute, baB CT,
nm Dem County bic Soften zines ldngtptes
rtgen 8ro3eiies gu iparen, ii6 nit Ser blr9
bic Nltflage aitf IS, 900, 600 feit9eiebtet
Gntl@dSignngsiumme etnoerftanoen err
flGre. Die @ei6porenet 9aben etItelt benz
entipre9e16en @o6rlpru9 9b.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10
WotO.

@iuiam g. Bergen, tpel9er i'm Stunt
6ieles Sa6res &. s. Mc8ribe in Mount
Sermon ern1or6et bate, lit beute Wfittag at
Iebterem Srte 9ebdngt tDorbet. Ser Sbez
riff I6etnt letn 2lnt nt6t beiDn0erS gut
berftanben 3l baben, benin bettr eritet Ger=
iu6 I6ite fi9 Die S9Iinge ur1b Bergen
itirste bdlb erbroiielt st 8ooen; Der 5tpette
8eri 19 enbli6 bate ben beabt6tt9ten
grfolg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-10

0olberneur GlGlom bat bcute W2orgen
NIT 1elter .Tamtlte cine @rbolungSreife
na9 Dem SGben angetretet.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
AZ the Richmond.

Operations at the Richmond reduc-
ton works are being carried on at a
lively rate. The two furnaces are
steady at work reducing ore, and the
quantity Of bullion turned out exceeds
the anticipations of the managers. The
refinery will start up to-day, and ship
nients Of lead and silver follow shortly.
Three ore trains, Of ten cars each, an
aggregate of $50 tons, arrive from the
mine daily, and the quantity will he
increased as it il needed. There is a
report that two more furnaces will be
started up in a few days, one on Jack
son ore and the other on the rock from
the company's mine. Considerable
outside custom ore is being smelted.
The Bald Eagle sends in a daily ship
ment of 10 tons, and other lots from
Prospect mountain and vicinity are
being received. The southern portion
of Eureka Is fast regaining its former
busy aspect, and business men and
property holders in that locality are
much encouraged at the outlook.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14

Footpads are getting bold and nu-
Last evening a man by the
name Of Dunn, while on his re, trip
to Ruby Hill, vas Knocked down and
robbed OF a watch aud a small sum of
money. He describes his assailant a
as n tall, black-whiskered individual,
possessed OF a gruff voice and very
taking ways. The same night Tom
McArdle, engineer on the Ruby Hill
Railroad. while vending his way to-
wards the Depot, was accosted by N
couple of suspicious looking FOUNDERS
who had followed him from the Bar
barry Coast. The lurid glare from a
Stag pot that was emptied of its con-
tens on the Consolidated dump at that
moment, revealed to the would be
highwaymen an ominous-lookipg pis-
toll In Toms hand. and they immedi-
ately took to flight without putting
their %larrenous intentions into opera
ton. A dose of cold lead would have
a very soothing effect on some of these
gentry, and the community would not
regret their loss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
Dow Huntsmau.

Regarding a recent streak of good
luck which has lately fallen across
Dow's path, the ReueiIie has this to
say: "Dow Huntsman, proprietor of
the eating station and hotel at Battle
Mountain, is in luck. BY the invest.
ment of an Insignificant sum he be-
came a party in interest in the cele
brated Grand Prize mine at Tuscaroi a,
which under the incorporation
amounts TO several thousand shares.
The price to wi ich the stock of the
Grand Prize has advanced has placed
HIM in a very comfortable position
financially; and now that he is com
paratively wealthy. he has chosen a
place for a home that offers more at
fractions than an unlmportant railroad
station, and has removed with his
family To San Jose, California. He re-
tains his proprietorship of the hotel,
Keeping that as a sort of a nest egg, a.
1t were, in case the Tuscarora lode
should drop through into China or
San Jose be swallowed up by an earth
quake"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
BereGt.

The pride of Ennis heart is no more.
The lavish care and unstinted affection
that he has bestowed on his pet has
been thrown away, and what but yes
terday was a promising young jackass
is to-day cold clay. Peanuts mourns
the departed, as a mother would the
loss of her first born. The melodious
tones that in the past have been borne
on the evening breeze, awakening the
echoes in the canyon with a musical
and prolonged he haw," are now
hushed i'll death, and the places that
knew him once shall know him no
more. His untimely end was com
passed 10y exposure TO the chill winds
and freezing blasts that prevailed Tues
day night, and his owner found him
lying at his door Yesterday morning
stark and cold. Ennis is almost in
consolidate over his bereavement, and in
his sorrow seriously contemp.ates Sc
GLIDING himself from the busy marts
of trade until time, the great healer,
cures his woes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
The v Troupe.

The performance at Bigelow's Hall
last evening was not as well attended
as the merits of the company deserved,
Notwithstanding which fact the pro-
gramme was faithfully carried out, and
those present were delighted with the
drolleries and witricisms that were in
terspersed throughout the entertain
ment. Miss Matte will take benefit
al the hall on Saturday evening next.
on which occasion a splendid bill will
he rendered. A crowded house should
greet the little one, and we hope to see
the hall thronged on that night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
SHORT gITs.

j: Brown was somewhat better yes
terday.
Beatiic Lodge, No. 7, X. Of p. meets
this evening for work in the First
Rank.
o. Dunkel has recovered sufficiently
from his illness tn enable him to put
in an appearance on the streets.
j. ID. Hague. mining expert. was a
passenger on last nights incoming
train.
The foundations Of the Jackson Ho-
tel will be finished the later part of
the week.
Charcoal men will find a notice in
another column that will interest
them.
f. w. Clute. a prominent business
man of Ward and Phoebe. arrived in
Eureka on last nights stage.
Superintendent McDsniels has com.
menced work on the Satellite mine, a
location adjoining the Bald Eagle
property.
Josh Anderson returned last evening
from an unsuccessful search after the
pu%rloiners of his horses. He failed to
get any clue Of the direction taken by
the thieves.
Dick Ryland finished Yesterday the
burning Of a kiln of l40 900 bricks at
his yard up the canyon. The most OF
them will he used in the construction
of Jackson's Hotel building.
Wanted, a girl to do general house
work. A situation can be secured by
applying to p. Steler, at his jewelry
store. on Main street.
A No. l imported Havana cigar can
be purchased for one bit at the Miners
and Mechanics Trade Depot. on Main
street, next door to Sweeney's livery
stable.
Sullivan, the man who was wounded
by the accidental discharge of his pis-
tol a few weeks 70, and recovered suf.
ficienily to get out OF the streets, has
hal a relapse. and his present condi-
ton Is very critical.
Joe Taylor. of the TAYLOR Troupe, is
canvassing the a~dvisahility OF proceed
ing to San Francisco and organizing a
first class variety troupe. II he should
conclude to put the project into exc
cution. he will return with the aggre-
CATION and open in Eureka about the
5th of October.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
IIardte Brothers.

The Hardie Brothers have secured
the premises formerly occupied by
Barney McKernan, on South Main
street, and have opened a first-class
livery stable, where good turn outs,
single and double, saddle horses, etc,
can be procured at reasonable rates.
They also furnish good board tor stock,
and give their personal attention to
the comfort of the horses entrusted To
heir care. They have also opened a
saloon. adjoining the stable. and keep
the best quality of liquors and cigars
on hand. Give the boys u call, and
they will do the square thing by you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14

w. 0. Mills. Jr., OF the Eureka and
California Lumber Depot, is the agent
for a number of solid fire insurance
companies. among them the Imperial
of London, Northern of London, and
Queen of Liverpool, with an aggre-
gate capital of $50, O0o, 900. and is pre-
pared To issue policies and take risks
at reasonable rates. The companies
represented by Mr.. Mills are first
class and reliable, and insurers will
in the event of a loss, find them
prompt in the settlement of just
claims.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
silver Brick.

The fortunes of the Silver Brick ss-
loon and restaurant have fallen into
worthy hands, and the reputation Of
the establishment will not suffer under
tho present proprietorship. MIR. Gera-
" is a veteran saloonist and can dish
up . drink of an appetizing nature that
will please the most fastidious. Miss
Gerarty will supervise the dining
room; which fact Is q guarantee that
luscious and %succulent viands will be
found on the table. The rates for
board are very reasonable, and the
house deserves a liberal patronage.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14

The tax upon the net proceeds OF
bullion from the Eureka mines for the
quarter ending June 30th was 1882. IS.
OF this mou the Eureka Consoli-
dated paid over 500 of the total tax
collected. 1t is a rather insignificant
showing, but the present quarter will
exhibit a different state of affairs. The
bullion tax will run up into the thous-
aDds, and the production for the three
months will be much greater than any
former yield in the history Of the dis
trict.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
STOCK ITEMS.

Its said that Baldwin demands q re-
count la Justice.
Ex-Governor Blasdel, Of Nevada il
operating in Bodie district.
Uncle George Schultz made a nice
winning on the last Justice deal.
The San Francisco Board will move
into is lew quarters about the 10Th in
slant.
The total production Of the bonanza
mines during the past month was
s2,SI9,076 80.
Active preparations are being made
about the North Consolidated virginia
hosting works for the resump tion of
work.
The Lady Bryan will have it's new
machinery in position and everything
in readiness for the resumption OF
work in about a week.
Professor Price was on the Tybo
stage the other day when the fight
with the robbers occurred, and gives a
very as>Inate analysis Of the affair.
His courage and GOODNESS withs,ood
the crucial test in excellent style.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
Stag.

A large quantity of Stag is being
used for fluxing purposes at the Con-
solidated furnaces. This is taken from
the vicinity of the blacksmith shop.
and a hole, forty feet long, thirty feet
wide, and ten feet deep. has been ex
cavated and ITS contents run up to the
feeding floor of the works. If they
keep on at the same ratio during the
season, the problem of finding a place
TO deposit the accumulatiDg Stag will
he solved.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
Jefferson Mine.

Portions OF the mineral belt strech-
ing out co the south Of the Jackson
have lain dormant since the discovery
of Ruby Hill, only enough work hav-
ing been done on them to comply with
the law. This was notably the case
with the section between the Eagle So
ries of mines and the Ruby Hill loca
tons. From the Shoe Fly, a clam
adjoining the Jackson, about 100 tons
Of ore, mostly aiken from the crop
pings, were extracted and smelted
some years ago, yielding a percentage
OF lead. The jefferson. contiguous to
the Shoe Fly, has never been de,el
opcd. Both locations are covered by
United states patents and are the
property of Col. Tom Taylor. That
gentleman has recently let a contract
tor the sinking of a shaft on the latter
mine to the depth of 100 feet. It's di
mansions will be four and a half by
five and a half. and the work will be
carried on under the supervision Of
Superintendent X. =. McDaniels. This
work is the commencement of more
extended operations, and il is proba.
bic that the mine will be fully pros
pectsd in a short time. There Is not "A
more promising property in the dis
trict, and its favorable location in
sures 1t future value. Col. Taylor Is a
veteran OF the camp and has done a.
much ~ any one man in the district
toward developing its We
hope that his mines will reward him
for his faith and energy, and that he
will strike u bonanza in the Jefferson
Of sufficient dimensions To place him
on Easy terms with the world.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
The

The Elko Independent, of the 18th,
has this item: "Governor Bradley
has returned in excellent health from
his recent visit to T~uscarora, and will
remain here until towards the close OF
the week, when he will return to the
State Capitol, He informs us hat
Prof. Frank Stewart started from Tus-
carora for Virginia City, Sunday, from
whence he would probably make a
trip into South America, ia the inter-
est of certain mining men,"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
viii Start To-day.

Owing to the storm and the leak
condition Of the Lennon mill, the pro.
p%rietors did not get ready to start up
on the fiue-dust as soon as they ex-
pected. They will probably COM
hence operations to day, and continue
uninterruptedly, unless some accident
occurs that will compel a suspension.
The amount Of vexation and trouble
experienced by Messrs. Clark and
Wallace wonld have discouraged men
less energetic. Hardly a day passes
that some part of the machinery does
not break down, and the sun expend.
ed in repairs since they leased the
property would have almost built a
new mill. An experiment will be tried
during the coming run, and The lessees
anticipate much closer returns from
the dust than they have hitherto been
able to get. After passing through the
rooster and being deposited on the
cooling floor, 1t will be taken to a bin,
run through an elevator and into a
hopper, conveying 1t to a burr stone
that has been recently set up in the
mill. The grinding that the dust will
receive at this part of the process will
remove a portion of the oxidation and
present bright and polished surfaces,
thus putting 1t in acondition To readily
ainalgamate with the quicksilver, and
effect q much greater saving than has
heretofore possible. There is
very little doubt hat the waste from
the furnaces, that has in the past been
down as a dead loss. will form an
source of wealth, and the
precious metals locked up in the dust
piles will be extracted aud added %
our bullion output.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14

sAvAGy.
Sept. Water 20 feet below lsoo-foot sta
tion. Nc change in Wine.
SILVER HILL
Sept. 1.-The new incline pump Is in place
and running smoothly. Ii drains the water
from the main Incline shalt very ~effectn-
ally.
JUSTICE.
Sept. = The face Of east drift ilSc- foot level
is sid in quartz OF an improv a apathy. As
says from 50. slT az SAB; Gpfafss has at
tained a height Of 100 feet, developing . fine
body Of milling ore Z fest In width.
GRAND PRIZE.
Sept. water in the bottom Of the shah
has decreased materially the last "a hours.
We are now sinklng again. East DRIFT Sd
level (2J0-feotl has improved much the last
tow days. The vei1 is 4 feet in width and l
foot of it is very rich.
ENDOWMENT.
Sept. -Four hundred feet from our pres
cnt workings. find our vein giving assays
from $50 to S2l5. Ny impression is that we
will have a large body of ore there. Mill has
been idle % hours to put in new pump, M
battery aud clean boilers.
GiLA.
Sept. Ain crosscut and drift very little has
been done in the past week; work will be re-
sumed in a few days. Tbs slopes are turning
out a large quantity of high grade ore and
are looking better than ut any time since the
commencement oil the work. Have already
at the mill over 20 tons Of ore, with large
amount on the dump awaiting shipment.
LEOPARD.
Sept. 5--Connection between 600-foot level
and winze was mado last night Will start to
open up the slopes from 800 RICH away. The
ore is much higher grade than 800 Slopes.
can not say as to the quantity until the DRIFT
is on IL. The trend of the ore is very strong
TO the south, all the way from the 400. Ihs
slopes above the 500.foot level are looking
fully as we'll as ever they have. The mill is
running full capacity and doing good work.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14
Tray. N.

Yesterday afternoon, says the Tus-
carora Mining Reuiew of the 18th iust.,
Trav. NJ. Johnson, of Eureka, fell In
a tit on Broadway, near Weed, and
DR.. Davis was called to see him. He
had quite a sever attack, but after
taking the medicine prescribed for
him, he reused up. and last night was
much better, giving every appearance
oil a speedy recovery.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14

Mrs. Gray received a postal card
yesterday, conveying the information
that her husband, Rev. j. A. Gray.
had been taken suddenly i'll while en-
route 10 Truckee, and in consequence
was compelled TO step over at Reno
until such time as his bodily condition
would allow him to proceed on his
journey. The card was dated the 18th
instant. and it Is probable that no seri-
u sickness was anticipated, or he
would have communicated with his
wife by telegraph.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-09-14

A gentleman just in from Leeds
says that camp Is booming, and it is
destined to become a second Phoebe.
Some twelve bars OF silver bullion,
worth in the aggregate about sl5, 200.
are daily shipped from the district by
stage. Everything now indicates that
The mines of the camp are permanent,
and that the developments of another
year will give Leeds prominence and
Importance in the mining world.