Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-22
CANDEL RIA.
4 Cosby Letter from Chris
ZabriSkie

! CANDELARtA, Ney., June II.
! EDITOR APPEAL - Candelaria
thpugh quiet, is by no means dead
or dying. On the contrary, it is
slowly and steadily improving. Il
is now recovering from the reaction
| following its "boom. A greater
number Of men drew pay from the
| mines last payday than for many
months past. Encouraging reports
come from all the mines. The
Belle keeps its mill at Belleville
running night and day. The Mount
Di bio makes good shipments OF
bullion every week. The total
amou Of bullion from that mine
for May was over $50. 900. The
Columb bus Consolidated, a mine but
quite recently developed to any ez-
tent, is attracting considerable at.
tention. It is looking SO we'll that
its owners. who are al! solid cap
ita.ists, are erecting the best hoist
ing works in the district Oh the
mine, preparatory to more vigor
aus development of the property
Their first run Of ore gave very sat.
isfac DRY results. The celebrated
horse man. Bud Doble, is heavy
owner in the mine. Adjoining the
Columbus Consolidated is the
LUCKY HILL,
In which they report a good strike.
They have the continuation of the
U.lumbns Con. ledge. The ore in
these two mines is the richest yet
found in the district. Lucky"
Ba dwin is the principal owner in
tie Lucky Hill
The outlook for Cande!aria st the
present time undoubtedly gives
promise Of bright future. Though
this place is doing fairly i'll bust
ness way, it is possessed of very
poor
SOCIAL ADVANTAGES.
Most all the schemes for the en-
joyinent of Candelari;: society eman
ate fir, m the Radical Reform Club
of this town. This club boasts of
having most all the prominent bus
mess men as its members. It's
headquarters are at the Office OF the
True Fissure. Upon entering the
edisnri parlor of this paper one Is
astouishel at the elaborate manr er
in which it is fitted up. Easy
chairs and an eegant lounge pre-
set an inviting appearance, tie
perfume of flowers fills the air al d
the visitor is 10th to leave. A. ).
Martin, the editor, is hospitality
itself. The presence OF guitars,
flutes, comets, and other musica
instruments at once informs the
visitor that the editor is great
lover and promoter of anything IN
the musical line. To breach the
subject to him will most thorough
Nv Convince one OF that fact. Unit.
uulte lately the office contained Il
fine upright piano. Here also may
be met an old Carsonite, Ed. Reed
He i, owner OF the New England,
and swears he has bonanza.
On Sunday afternoon rifle prac
tice occupies the attention OF the
local militia company and furnishes
amusement for q numerous crowd
of spectators. Quite number Of
Comstock's old crack shots are
members OF the team. Good scores
are not source Of surprise. After
a little practice they contemplate
having a friendly match with like
number of the Carson Guard team.
From a matrimonial standpoint
this town deserves u plize. During
the first three months in this year
there were TO less than eight mar
riages. Considering the size Of
the place this is doing very we'll
Personal attraction receive no pref
erence. and coin counts some. The
decline in this branch of industry
is owing solely to the lack of ma
terial on the female side. Fresh
arrivals are expected, However. and
We await future developments with
great interest. Il.
The FESTIVAL.