Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-29
LOCAL INTELLiCENcE.

ELKO NARROw-G AUGE.-Fo some
time past we have been receiving
rumors and newspaper reports that
this project was rapidly coming to a
head-in other words. that active OPP
~srations we're about to be commenced
at the Elko end of the line, and we
might soon expect to e the iron
horse snorting through Hamilton,
Eureka. Phoebe, and the valley of the
Colorado. But we are unable as yet
positively to assert, on anybody's re.
sponsibility, that any practical work
has been dOno ON any portion of the
route. Meantime, the time set in the
law granting the franchise, for the
Eompletion OF the road. is rapidly
passing, and will soon terminate.
Some very rapid railroad building
will be done, in order to complete it
IN accordance with the terms of the
law, unless it is OOn commenced,
and prosecuted continuously till
finished. Its advantages to Eureka.
however, il it is ever built, can only
be made available by a branch road
10 this place, about sixteen miles in
langth. That is the nearest, wethink,
That the Eiko and Hamilton narrow
gauge Will DC I'd CIfoka.
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STAGE FOR ELKO.-lt will be seen
FROM an advertisement in this norm
ingis issue, that a line of stages has
commenced running from Elko to
Eureka, and will lac continued ii suf-
hcieHt inducement is offered. The
roal is now in splendid condition,
and the teams are put Through on
time. The horses at ElkO are not yet
Affected by the epizoOty, and, it is
likely, may csc lpe it altogether. Jack
Rlmsey's Saloon is the place to book
YOU. name for q trip to Elko by
smiths new stage line. 1t wOHld not
be a bad plan to have two lines run
mug to the railroad. one to Elko and
NE other to Palisade, continually.
The more the merrIer, ifthe:e is busi-
ness enough.
The NEW COUNTY BILL is still in
The hands Of the Judiciary Commit
zoe OF the Senate, bat will soon DO re-
ported back for final passage. We
EARN that the frisnds OF the bill in
D"h Houses are Sanguine of its sue
t.ess' and that there is little doubt ot
US adoption i'm the Assembly by u de.
eslve vote. 1t will meet with oppo.
sIllon OF course; but the advocates OF
oe AK are untiring. and will push its
SyI,iciiient rs stron2ly rs they can,
aAe Assembly a hardly refuse tC
"reue totiie almost unanimous desire
" l''iS section to be set off in the new
county OF Eureka.
HE BALL TO-NIGHT.-The soiree al
sA'hng Rink Hall tonight promises
10 he a delightful reunion of the
itali's or !'olien's dancing school ant
Msir trends. Excellent MUSIC i,
, INV, hitG: and the tickets, which are
aua ~ % %, will admit IA gentleman
Su as many ladies as he can escort
P.'pler Is nrovided at Shaefer'S Sal
eHuAiSco Restaurant, where all thu
epnares go, to keep themselves il
Iai;'s condition. I've believe thu
n'.nS are resolved to go to this party
theraa Se ,iiere Is no Knowing when
NEW LAND REGISTER OF THIS DIS
"cf'-The President of the Unite,
e %es. by. and with the advice an,
Cy MSe"1 OF the Senate. has appointe,
Uni,.as i. Horn, Esq. Register OF tn
rirs IVY States Land Office ut Austin
aired 4. Shannon. removed. Tn
ne ls ,t is for four years from
of IT, ohiNEsE are in the full glor.
,st. "V.r ''ew-year celebration, whicI
trs ,or two weeks +; and f~re-cracL
baaipo 4" nightly in front of their hal
Are ns Sam Hing and Nah Tin
3 ladi.Ip "rticnlarly pleased that tn
Eood co y, Eureka appreciated thei
their noery and cleanly table O
new years day.
Nr 10 THE COUNTY JAIL.-A fe
Ilr,;n named Psscoo was sentenced b
!" F1 ~,,ce tate, to twenty DAYS imnri,
I, neht cav before .,os,os