Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-02-08
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of the Assembly to vote for the En-
reka county bill. The fact is, that the
nightmare which disturbs the editor
OF the Rereiue is the spectacle of the
great city of Austin left out in the
cold with no railroad communication,
which he thinks can only be secured
by holding on to Eureka, and making
its re"ple aid i'm constructing n
railroad in a roundabout route through
Austin to the main road. But that
dodge wont work. The people of
Eureka will he satisfied with railroad
facilities either tn Elko or Palisade !:
but they have III occasion to AK
themselves for the benefit of
Austin. The attempt of the
RereiHe to hang the fate of
the division bill upon railroad
questions will fail. The two
subjects have no necessary con-
nection with each other. The
Eureka County bill stands on
its own merits as a beneficial mea-
sure to the leorle who petitioned for
it: and all the balderdash of the Re
reiNe about blowers" and strikers"
and politicians" and .'~non-taXpay-
ers," is worse than foolish. II, as the
HereiHe says, the Austin end of the
county is important enough to war
rant a company in making the neces-
sary detOur" with Il railroad. why i'm
the name OF common sense don't the
people of Austin enter in o negOtia-
tionS with the Central Pacific to build
a road for their benefit: or organize a
company themselves, obtain II fran
chise, issue bonds, and throw them
on the market, with all the merits of
the scheme to back them. Let the
Austinites show some disposition to
help themselves to railroad, as the
people of Eureka have done, and
they may then expect help from
others.
DISTRICT COURT. = The following
business was transacted on Wednes-
day last: Thomas Taylor VS.. VIM.
1iendrie ; notice for a new trial over
ruled, and execution stayed for ten
days. The hearing of the application
of John Hill, for letters of admins
tration on the estate of Moses Hill,
deceased, was postponed until FebrU-
airy 90. Adjourned to Saturday, Feb
ruary s.
EGGS have been scarce here for a
few days, and a corner in that fruit
was threatened; but Schaefer STAYED
Off the evil day by sending orders to
Salt Lake for those Mormon hens to
lay a large number on purpose for
the San Francisco Restaurant. and
they Obeyed, and now ne has them.
beaten-eXcept by al egg-beater.
EUREKA LODGE, No. 1G, +. & A.. NJ.
The stated monthly communication
Of Eureka Lodge. No. 1G, +. & A. NJ,
will take llace this evening, at their
hall, at Z o'clock by Wells, Fargo IL
Cos time. All the members of the
Lodge are particularly requested to at
tend, and all visiting brethren are
cordially invited. Punctuality is de-
sired.
Ross MOORE was fined $50 the other
day, instead of SIS, as we stated, for
disturb ng the peace ard he thinks
the officer who gave us the infornl;.-
ton has not treated him fairly +; IL
deed. he fears the officer held back a
portion Of the fine. Mr.. MOore's dis
interestedness is extraordinary.
CHAUsMANN Uormerly Jacoby &
HauSinann), a few doors below Wood
ruff & Ennor's, has all the New York
pictOrialS, and all prominent Eastern
dailies and weeklies. He has back
numbers OF pictorials. Also, station
cry, blank books, fancy goods, tobacco
and cigars.
.cLKo FREIGITERs are anXioustolOad
all the merchandise they can get for
Eureka at two and a half cents.
They guarantee that they will come
through in six days; and they will
take bullion as return freight. Adj
dress Reinhart Bros, or Nj. Z. Free
man & Co., ElkO.
DANCING ScTIooL.-J. G. Bohen will
open a new dancing school this ever
ing mt the hall adjoining the Interna-
tional Hotel. and will continue the
same on Tuesday and Saturday
ings and Saturday afternoons. FOr
terms see advertisement.
PERsoNAL.-Arrived by stage yes
dav, Homer $. King. late agent of
Wells. Fargo Il Co.'S bank i'll this
town.
THE case of epizootic at Dayton, ac-
cording to the Enterprise, has been
pronounced by Il veterinary surgeon
as nothing but the belly-ache!
THE sleighing is all gone, and there
is no prospect for moro very soon, ac-
| cording to present appearances.
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PRITCuARD's FAST FREIGHT TEAMS
are now taking freight for Palisade.
J.. OrTENHEIMER wishes to inform the
public that has the exclusive agency for
Eureka of the San Francisco Bulletin,
san Fr,nciSco News ettcr and Callior.
N Democrat and will also deliver East.
ern papers to subscribers in any part OF
W IL
NJ. B. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses to let and tor sale in all parts OF
the city. Inquire at the California Lum-
Der Yard. on south Buel street. II
ROWAN 9TH hereafter will de