Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-01
Che eureka Sentinel.
sATURDAY. MARCH 1. lss3.
Enlargement Of the Sentinel"

On or about the Goth of March, we
shall enlarge our paper to the size
Of the Sacramento Daily Union. and
make other Improvements in its type
graphical appearance. This change in
size and general appearance makes it
necessary for us to procure q power
press, which we will have ready at
the time named, when we shall he
enabled to supply the increased num-
ber of subscribers which we con
fidently expect, as the result of a re-
vival Of business here in the Spring.
More room for the accommodation Of
our advertising patrons, and a greater
variety and quantity of reading mat
ter, will also he secured by the pro-
posed change. We mean to show our
faith in the permanency and growth
of Eureka a a mining camp and bust
ness center, both i'm our present and
future plans for the improvement If
the SENTINEL, asa journal which shall
supply the people with the latest news,
she most reliable mining reports, ard
other matter relative to the live top
les of the day. These will be dis
cussed, as hitherto, in a liberal and
catholic spirit, with the intention of
freely e EXPRESSING our views upon all
questions, without bitterness or ram
cor toward opponents, and with
malice toward none" In short, we
intend to make the Sen mel ind -
pensabls to every fam ~. an ! ev.y
business house, in this section OF the
State.
The speedy completion Of a railroad
to the main continental line, which is
sure to receive ample encouragement
from the Legislature at its present
session, will bring to Eureka an ac-
cession of business prosperity which
as yet is not even dreamed of by its
citizens. The depression Of the past
few months is already passing away,
and the disappearance of Winter will
be the signal for increased activity in
every department of industry. But
the very beginning Of the construction
Of the railroad will give an impetus to
every enterprise, and mark an era in
the history Of every town i'll Elsteln
Nevada. Without any pYetension l."
the gift Of prophecy, these prognos,i-
cations are simply the result of cllc'.
1lfinnS hnso6 on fha oyaptS o1rooTy,
occurring, or which are certain soon
20 take place.
Believing throughlyi in these things,
and encouraged by our faith in them,
we propose to prove u faith by our
works, and therefore issue this pros
pectus of our future plans; expecting,
of course. to meet a welcome and an
encouragement from the public at
large, that shall recompense us for
our outlay and painstaking in carry
ing out the programme. Those of
our citizens who intend to enlarge
their business and increase their
stocks in the Spring, will do we'll to
prepare ample announcements of the
fact for insertion in the SENTINEL, as
we shall reserve the best and most
eligible places in our advertising col
umns for the earliest applicants.
First come, first served" is a gnod
maxim, and it is Ours. Space may lie
engaged beforehand, if our patrons
wish it, and special portions OF the
paper likewise. Orders for mailing,
~ for copies of the paper delivered
IL the town, may be left with the car
TIer. Our terms for subscription will
remain unchanged until further no
tice. We are not yet certain that it
will he necessary to increase the price
at all. II the paper can be afforded
at its present rate, We shall continue
70 issue it at the ann price.
A FURIOUS WIND-STo2M occurred
at Virginia on Sunday night, which
caused considerable racket among
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