Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-12
THE PIOCHE STAGE LINE.

A correspondent complains of the
management of the Eureka and Phoebe
stage line, in not letting the travelling
public know the days on which close
connection is made at Hamilton. 1t
appears that the stages only connect
there three times a week, compelling
travellers to remain over q day at eth
or Hamilton or Eureka, during the
other four days of the week. This, our
correspondent assures us, would make
but Little difference if it were definitely
stated on just what days the through
trips are made. Frequently one day
with a business a from home in ofthe
u most Importance, and to be caught
IN such a dilemma is annoying in the
extreme. We're travellers duly i'm
formed as to when they might go
straight through without delay, they
would govern themselves accordingly
and thus avoid spending an extra day
on h road, always at considerable ex-
pense and in many instances at the
greatest Inconvenience to private BUSH
Ness interests. We give the substance
OF our correspondents growl, who says
he was compelled to break an impor-
tant business engagement in San Fran
CISCO by having to remain a day Ion ger
thar he anticipated between Phoebe and
Eureka. Superintendent Gilmer, now
that his attention has been drawn to
the subject, will doubtless have the
evil cured of which complaint is made.
The TURNER HoUsE.-By reference
TO an advertisement under the head of
New To-Day " it will be seer that the
above establishment is under q new
management. w. T. Perry is the
lessee and, aided by his estimable lady,
there can he no doubt that he will keep
az fine a house as can be found any
where in the mountains. These are the
same parties who had charge Of the ex
cellent hotel at Alpha, and we believe
it may he safely stated that the Alpha
House, under their efficient MANAGE
ment, was never excelled in this State.
In fact, it was generally aud universal
ly extolled by all who had occasion to
test its comforts and we'll provided
tables. That Mr.. and Mrs. Perry will
be equally popular At the head of the
Turner House does not admit Of a
doubt. They belong to that rare class
who know how TO keep a hotel, )" aud
they are sure to succeed in he present,
as they have IN all other ventures in
their line. Jack Perry, a. he is tamil-
iarlv called, has hosts OF friends who
wi | seek the good cheer OF The rui ner
House under his administration. MIR.
Turner retains the bar, which will be
Ill stocked at ali times with the
choicest wines, liquors and cigars thai
can be procured from San Francisco
importers.
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER Never was
finer weather known anywhere than
we of Eastern Nevada have been en-
for the past week. The days
have been delightfully."- warm and
clear, while the nights are bri hit aud
cheerful. Such "sheIls" are not un-
frequent i'm this section at this season
the year, but as "A rule they are OF
short duration. Our people appear
to be making the most of the pres
ent fair weather, and an unusually
large o of outdoor busi-
ness is to being carried on. Teaming is
especially lively and wood and coal, to
say nothing of hay, grain and vegeta-
bies from the surrounding ranches.
comes Eiling in in unprecedentedly
large quantities.. The present propi-
tious state of affairs may possibly en-
dure for another week, but it is not
safe to bet OIL it.