Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-02

AoAAO"'hS NoiuS anu llSuTcS,
to wit:
The last stages from Eurekato Pail.
sade were withdrawn, and no trans
p~ortatiOn can be had unless by special
contract with the stage owners, thew
charging passengers from $50 to S10O
to or from the railroad and Eureka.
and are not anxious to receive Gus
toners even at these figures. The
mails are carried in the most pri,ni-
Nv fashion, and the chances are that
they Will not be carried at all after a
little while.
Now comes a witness qualified to
testify of that which he knows, and
requests us to insert the following,
which we do with pleasure:
PALIsADE, New, Jan. 81, 1878.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The inclosed,
which has appeared in the Virginhr
Enterprise and several ofthe California
papers, Is a great injustice to the par
ties concerned, and is untrue. ere,.v
,cord Of it. The Stage Company has
taken all the passengers who wished
to go, and the mails, express letters,
and some little other express matter.
nave gone forward regularly every
Gay. There has been no change i'm
the price OF fare, to any point on its
lines, for over "a year AS soon as the
eplZootY made its appearance, the
Stage Company, at a heavy expense,
doubled the stock from Palisade to
Hamilton, and thereby has been able
to make regular trips, with but little
Inconvenience to Passengers; while
other lines-Salt Lake, for instance
have been obliged to be discontinued.
In justice to the Stage Company,
and so far as possible to correct or
amend an injury to Palisade and Eu-
reka, j.! feel assured that you will,
through the columns of your valuable
paper, deny the statement.
Yours, truly, W. e. GRIFFIN.
PERsoNAL.-Among the outgoing
passengers last evening were j. c..
Maupin; A. Skillman of the SENTI-
MEL, who goes to White Pine; Prof.
j. e. Clayton, destination Salt Lake;
and Otto WittelSbach, aSsayer for the
Eureka Consolidated. j.. A. Paxton
arrived from Hamilton.
OFFICERS OF THE ORANGE CONSOLE
DATED.-At a meeting of the Trustees
Of the Orange Consolidated Mining
Company, the following gentlemen
were elected to office: President, DR..
j.. A. Nesbitt /; Vice President, John
Chamberlain !; Secretary, e. Ii. RiX-
ford Superintendent, N. Z. COpp.
JUSTICES CoURT.-A replevin suit
was decided yesterday by Justice
Gates in favor of S. Goldstone VS..
Bolena, to obtain possession of the
William Tell Restaurant, which had
been sold to BOlena, in order to de-
fraud creditors, by the previous oc-
cupant.
10. MENDEs, of Wittenberg & Men,
DIES, bestowed upon the SENTINEL
prints refreshments forthe inner man
at the opportune hour of II o'clock
last night, at which witching time the
winds do howl, and printers devils
yawn. 10. has the thanks of thirsty
Threats.
CONCORD COACHES AGAIN.-The Eu-
reka and Hamilton stage went out
with a full load of passen-
gers, and Il cargo of baggage that
twenty epiZootic horses would not be
able to draw. This shows that the
animals now being used have fully
recovered.
FEET FRozEN.-The driver of the
stage last night picked up
poor fellow at Maryland Wells,
feet were frozen. He had foot
ed the whole distance from Hamilton
to that station. but could 60 no fur
Their. He will be taken care of here.
THE ORANGE NINE now has five
feet of rich vein matter in sight. The
organization Of the company being
completed by the election OF its oili-
GERS, prospecting the mine will now
be continued with vigor, both by
shaft and tunnel.
ANOTHER DANCING SCHOOL.-J. ID.
Bigelow will commence the teaching
of dancing at Skating Rink Hall on
Monday tO-mOrrow) evening, Feb
ruary 3. Mr.. Bigelow may be found
at the hall. See his advertisement.
The EUREKA BILL, in the Assem-
bly,, has been referred to the Commit
tee on Counties and County Bounda-
ries which committee, it is expected,
will report tomorrow.
FOUR HUNDRED MEN WANTED, with
seventy-tive cents each, to eat one of
Charley's chicken dinners at the Eu-
reka Restaurant. Also his plum
duff ana other good things.
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PAXTON 81 Co.'s BANK will be at
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S on and after
Monday, February 8.