Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-28
INTELLIGENCE.
Ir SALE OF STAGE AND
p.uunaD PROPERTY.

sAILROAD
[leading topic of conversation on
rect Yesterday. was the change in
pprictorship of the Palisade and
ton stage line. Colonel Cowles
from Palisade early yesterday
mo- and gave out the news. Dur
remainder of the day the sub
,s much discussed by all classes
LO,Ie. The unanimous verdict
to he that Pritchard knows
h. i, doing. That he is a very
manager in all matters per-
to his line of business car not
n;.d. The principal point of in-
70 the people of Eureka relates
nrobable course of Mr.. Pritchard
reference to the NarrOw-Guage
had. the interest of MesSrs. Wood
Ennor in that enterprise having
PASSED with the stage line.
Gilmer n Salisbury retain
interest (one-half) in the railroad.
nix now is to have thirty miles of
load in operation within thirty
after work is resumed, which
be- rs soon as the weather becomes
n Whether any more than thirty
will be completed this season, is
s,ion that no one on the outside can
ariorilv answer. Will it inure to
interest of the present p%roprietors
lid the entire road? That is the
lion to be considered. The conn
pn of thirty miles will, undoubt-
/ serve to turn all of the travel and
hi for points south over this route.
the end of the railroad Mr..
khard is now amply prepared to
lie not only the freight but the
[enrcr travel us well. And vet,
Ming that the road will pay, he
be as anxious to push it through
b,reka as were the former owners.
q will he a demand for all of his
kht teams and stage stock south of
eka when once the railroad shall
! been completed to this point.
.lative to the amount of money
Hired in the transaction under no.
1 we have heard mentioned sixty
Thousand dollars, but, OF cou Sc,
Ian not vouch tortlIc correctness of
q figures. The line has heretofore
h one of the best paving properties
he State. and no doubt is well worth
sum stated, if not more. None OF
ranches owned by MesSrs. Wood
az Ennor are included in the sale.
new proprietor assumed control
1t is the intention to change
lin Il few days from the Min
Hill route over to Pritchard's
along the valley. This, it is e>ti-
ed, will save in time about five
RS on each trip. Some fresh stock
ling put into the stage teams and
kind oftime is promised. 1t
require, however, several days to
the proposed changes and get
in good running order.
mel towlcs informs us that just as
Is things are placed in proper
c the stage from the railroad will
in here regularly at eight
ok in the morning. This
during the continuance Of
roads. When the Summer ar
ementS go into eifcc; still better
will br made. The stage office is
transferred, in few days, to the
hit depot above the Turner House,
c are creditab'y informed. Our
l>omc young friend Al. SnctZinger,
M the efficient and accommodate
lgent in this place will, we believe,
lnue the mercantile business at
,li stand.
i. towles goes over to Hamilton
" to receive the stock and other
erty on that part of the route.
Will re'urn to Eureka in Il couple OF
when he will devo'e his energies
e affairs of the new management.
thor he is inclined to ''clEalk" the
OF poor newspaper men remains to
'>ted; but it is our deliberate judy
that he will stand the press.