Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-19

III THIS and all surrounding campS.
More than this, It will bring capital
ere for Investment, add to- the popu-
lation. and promote the immediate
development of our mines, in antici-
pttiOn of early cheap transportation
Tor our staple product. 1t will re-
duce freightS on merchandise as the
end of the track gradually approaches
nearer to us. and fares for passenger
travel as well. In conclusions, we do
not think the present holders of the
franchise can afford to throw aw av the
opportunity of enriching themselves
while henehting the entire commune
t.y 10y building the road. The motives
OF s~rlt-interest which SWAY men of
business are all on the side of the sup
position that the road will he built,
And for this great consummation
every resident of Eureka and vicini-
" cannot do otherwise than constant
ly pray.
EDWARD CANNON, who was arrested
the ether day and fined by Justice
Gates for assault and Latterv. and let
of with IL small fine, went out of the
Court. and repeated the offense by as
saulting and beating the same party
as soon as they met ON the street. lie
was arrested on a warrant by officer
Kerr, and brought before the Justice,
who fined him $50, with the alterna-
tive of TWENTY-FIVE DAYS in the County
jan. lie could not raise the wind, al
though he had been raising the
devil" and this Cannon will there
fore go eff in the Sta-e for Austin to-
day. 1t is to he hoped the son of a
gun will carry his arms more at the
SIDE IN future, and not SO much at the
shoulder.
PAINFUL TRUTHs.-The Mining and
Scientific Press says that, of all the
mining districts on the Pacific slope,
Eureka is probably the most shame
fully Swindied by trustees and min
ing managers. 1t says there has l,een
no dividend from any of its mines
tor the last fifteen mOnths!S The
Press also remarks that the present
unprecedented depression i'm the
stock market originates not i'm any
want of faith in mines. but from a
loss of all confidence in Boards of
Trustees : and that there cannot he
much change for the better until
stockholders take the matter in hand
under the California law, and depoSe
the corrupt rings that nov rule in
nearly all the Boards having control
OF valuable mines.
THE embryo county of Eureka
salutes the parent county of Lander
by means Of a small Cannon. which
goes off to-day in honor of Lander
County Jail, as its last occupant from
this section. Whereat we cOngraiu-
late the RereiNe, Sheriff Emory. and
Assemblyman Horton. The latter
gentleman is entitled to Il pension
from the citizens of Lander, for hav-
ing saved the Courthouse from being
"trundled over to Eureka"
KELLOGG has nearly completed the
improvements on his saloon, and will
be ready for the grand opening to-
morrow. Thursday, the 20th-the day
on which Eureka county become Il
legal ent tv. Pa err, paint. and varniSh
MAKE a wonderful difference in the
arrcarLuc" of things. Just as the pol
i,h of 70 cd II distinguishes the
gentleman from the bOor.
New BRIDGE.-M. Is. Bartlett, the
enterprising lumber merchant, has
constructed a new bridge in place of
The one which was washed away by
the flood, II other day, opposite st.
James Church. No toll will be de-
handed. except now and then a silent
thought of thanktulnesS that there
are mel of public spirit among us.
NEW MINES IN UrAH.-JudGe
Lowell writes from Iron county, Utah,
t.,at himself and party have dis
covered some very promising silver
and copper mines fifty or sixty miles
northeast OF S. George, in the vicini-
t. of Iron Springs. The ores are re-
presented to be very rich. and the
working facilities good.-Pioche Re
cord.
THE quondam political friends OF
Governor Bradley in these parts are
having considerable fun at guberna-
turial expense Just now. What's the
use of having friends, Governor, UNI
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