Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-31
INTELLIGENCE.
mo Reduct on"


Under this head, the RepeiNe under
kes, on the authority of a telegram
Pm A. NJ. Elillhouse, Esq, to con-
3iict our statement that the manage
kat OF the Eureka Consolidated
mpanv's mines had attempted to
iuce the wages of the miners; and
J RptriHe reads us q short mOnitiOn
- circunspection in future. Now
as certain as any we'll known fact
W, That the proposal was made
the miners to work for 50 80 per
and that they refused to accede
the reduction. And it is equally
pain that after considerable CHATTER
and also after representations
been made to the Superintendent
tit would he impossible to obtain
srvices Of good first. class miners
the reduced rate OF wages. a pOr-
OF the working force was rein
bel at the reIul r. rate. These facts
ng notorious, and the common
among miners and others on the
bets and in public places of
town, the depOnent testi-
to the best Of his know
&c and belief, that these things
be 50. If there is still any
Or in the foregoing statement OF the
!, We shall he very happy to make
frection of the same, on being in
mad OF the discrepancy hv those
lIiied and authorized to give usthe
rect Information. We certainly
Eegool reason for upholdingt the in
fsts of every mimi, milling, and
Citing com )anyin this camp, when
AN be dome without the SAC lice of
N. As to our right To publish, AS
llIter OF news, whatever event MY
~, which will be of interest to the
Dllc, we presume no one Will at
nt to dispute that. Mr.. Hillhouse,
lAelr attorney, makeSthe statement
the Eureka Consolidated Com
by have not reduced the wages OF
miners. We are not prepared to
ert the contrary. 50 far rs the com
lN. or the Board of Trustees. is con-
'ed; but many things are done, in
management of mines, in the mat
" The EN- plOymant and payment
ioor. without consultation with, Or
Friction from, Boards of Trustees.
snail he glad. however, il the in
nation we received is proved to be
molly without foundation"
BEAUTIFUL THOUGHT AND ELEGANT
PRESTON. - The Carson cores
naent of the RereiAe says he has a
FanUilful thought" and he thus ele-
NY Expresses it '.There is a
hty IN this State known as 'Roop :
: unfortunately. it does not contain
lilahllants. Now, wouldn't it be
S"ou ldea for these ducks, WHO
"a county and county offices >u
10 60 up there and relocate the
souh'ty and there wouldn't then
DS NJ 'linch diminishing as to who
Inv nave the offices, and they
1u gut their damned FOOLS mess
sailg 10 break up the second most
1peiolis county in the State into
hhnlteSlmal PARTICLES, one OF
I M would surely lie bankrupt
i"h ha year" He evidently knows
n MI one it would be, himself; Sc
s no need for us to name it.
s.urther on. he is burdened with
H. neauliful thoughts" and gives
n n oeleht 90 of them, as follows.
jon wrangling about county di
sfao removal of county.seat, and
business. Stand i'm with Aus.
"a with the aid of united Ian.
M rT bonds, build a road from
dinuhtain to. or within reason,
ainiahce of Austin, making it 4
~a;tlion, and Eureka the termi.
(na m%a lhe privilege OF running i,
further us they want to~tc
pe"n lado or to hell If they like
h sto 10 or Eureka have long since
NAL me conclusion that what the
tactic Railroad thought il
Ft %pd,able to do--namely, to- make
ON a direct line for the sake
HI" inoda,ion to the village o.
. Yes esnonld not be done by them.
sisssSpecially AS there will not be
hm nniot necessity for railroad
Inty ialion with Austin, after ON,
ksQs,, . organized. So that tho
''egant correspondent may