Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-01-05

men. Whether they intend to build
the road, leaving Eureka out in the
cold, or r only making a bluff to
| force themselves into the Palisade
Company, remains to be seen. / in
cline to the latter view of the case. OF
n thing / am certain /; they can
never build a narrow-gauge from
Elko or any other point. The whole
truth is, the Central folks will not
stand it. They will not suffer any
| thing but u broad or standard gauge
to Ice constructed, and whoever at.
tempts to build u narrow-gauge will
find obstacles To Surmount not
dreamed of before. This / know
from Headquarters. direct. IT the
Legislature can be induced to ignore
the White Pine and Elko scheme en-
tirely. something may be done tor
the Palisade. Eureka, and Phoebe
route. which will insure the speedy
construction of a railroad along that
line without which, the richest and
most extensive mineral belt in the
known world must continue to Ian
guish. A railroad by the route indi-
Gated would prove q blessing not only
to the State, but the nation as well.
sTooK
stIc Stiil oi tie btu-loch. ltiSASPoA'
ed that Sharon has borrowed and
locked up all of the specie on the
Pacific Coast. for the purpose OF de-
pressing the stock market, thereby
curtailing Jones resources. As q re-
suit, no move is looked for in stock
until the Senatorial fight is over: and
the usual Spring rise is not expected
to start in earnest until about the 18th
of March. That is the way the people
talk down here: and what these folks
don't know about mining stocks and
things in the sagebrush is hardly
worth knowing.
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Billy Wakefield is here with a rich
mine, from jefferson Canyon, in Nye
county. He says it is a big thing, and
he seems Sanguine that he will find
q purchaser for it. Geo. Hearst goes
up in a few days to report on it. 1
hope Billy may realize a million or
two.
DR.. Case. formerly of Eureka. is a
member of the Little" Stock Board.
He also has an office on Montgomery
street and appears to be doing well.
.Old" George PrinGle, for a long
time II Of the fixtures of the base
range, is down here. and looks as
slick as a freshly peeled onion. He
SAYS he will start for Eureka and
Phoebe next week.
Colonel David E. Buel, "Nevada's
tall son." is wintering here with his
family. The Colonel thinks of max
ing another mining camIaign in
Eastern Nevada next Spring and
Summer. He informs me that there
is not a word of truth in the rumored
imprisonment in London of his old
partner I. G. Rateman. Ike is now on
his way home.
\. II. Rutherford is one of the best
fixed Eastern Nevadans residing in
these rarts. He has Just completed a
pala.ial residence up town, and. hav-
ing accumulated a goodlv share of
this worlds goods, is as happy as a
clam at high tide. Glad of il.
W. j.. Forbes, of the White Pine
.Ne.rs, has been here, purchasing ma
terlal for new daily paper in Salt
Lake. The first number of the new
sheet will appear in about II month.
Capt. James Moreland Conley, that
terrific and uncOmpromiSing" old
print, also late of the Nelrs, is slosl.
a. iOI'Iit HC 1OlliNA VI S1lliol ma
and Montgomery streets, as though
he might vet buy a few blocks in that
locality and settle down for life. This
is the Captains first appearance in
San Francisco for ;welvc years. /
think he Will succeed in getting a
corner" on the inVigorating cordials
in port. .
Miss Josie Russell, of Eureka, who
has been attending school atthe Mills
Seminary, Brooklyn, for the last
year, is spending vacation in this
city. ,
lily. Crowell was down here on a
'splurge" last week. The last l saw
of him, he was making for the Cali
fornia Theater in charge OF two hand
some young ladies-all Of which
consider pretty good for Hy."
Mr.. Barclay, formerly connected
with the Nevada Transportation Com
pany. has located permanently here.
He is still in the shipping and for-
warding business but this time he
is out of the way of Nick OF tie
WOnds.' He is interested in Il line of
Puget Sound schoOners, and is max
ing money.
Judge CD. Lansing, the well-known
Eureka ltWyer. having thoroughly
'iAS Wa q lOI
home in about two weeks.
Doctor GOetchus, an old-time Eure-
k IN, has lust returned from a trip to
New York. He says he has made
money and enjoyed life since leaving
the base range.
Maurice Iiartnett, of the Lando,
Consolidated, has made money
enough out Of that valuable mining
property to take a pleasant trip tC
South America, and perhaps to the
"Old Country" He departs in a few
DAYS.
Judge Thomas p. Hawley. of the
Supreme Bench, is here purchasing
furniture, etc, for housekeeping "a,
the Capital.
Two souls with but a single
thought" 1t will be remembered
that Mrs. j. n. SAVER shot and killed
Mrs. Lake, her husbands mistress
i'll Stockton, about one year ago. 1t
will also be remembered that she
came very near weighing SAVERS
sugar at the same ii ne. Savier, how,
ever, escaped to Eureka and White
Pine, and while out that way, sailec
under the name of j. w. Nelson
81. Nelson SAVER being his correc
name, be simply dropped ''Savier'
and let the y. Nelson" stand.) Well
to get this paragraph to a point, 1 saw