Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-09-16

hand, n a delicious cup OF coffee can
be had at any time, day or night. We
have been favored with some excellent
samples of their pastry, for which we
| return thanks. Their regular card
| will be found under the head of "New
To-day"
A New FREIGHT LINE.-A Mr..
| franklin has started a fast freight line
between Belmont and Alpha. He also
carries passengers. Unless our people
| interest themselves in improving the
| road to the southwark, it is o than
| probable that all of the Belmont bust
| ness will connect with the railroad at
| Garden Pass, even after the Narrow
| Gauge shall have been completed to
this place. There is no way to get out
| south of here, while from Garden
Pass there is a good road to Belmont
and the other camps in that direction.
AUSTIN KIcKs.-Tuller 81 Cluggage
have informed the Austin public Of
their intention to run no more stages
on Sunday, either in or out of town.
Their mail contract requires but six
trips a week and the stages have ac-
cordingly concluded to hang up or the
Sabbath. Austin is very naturally ex-
ercised over this sudden turn in affairs,
and the ReUeikte recommends a strong
petition to the Postmaster General as
the only means OF relief.
MAKING A START.-Contractor Maui
pin was yesterday engaged in making
a start on the Improvements that are
to be made by the addition of a story
| to the County Jail. He thinks he will
be able to complete the job in about
fifteen days after he gets everything in
| readiness. There are to be two rooms,
| one for the use of the District Judge
| and the other for the use OF juries. The
| partition between them is to be lathed
and plastered.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Reveille
district are said to be progressing most
favorably. The celebrated ella mine
is looking and yielding well, and the
ore breasts on the lower levels are
found to be ever more extensive than
was anticipated. Among other inn
provements the company has just
completed a system OF water works, by
which an abundance of water will be
supplied for all purposes.
A RUsTLER.-We expect to see Pea
nuts some day a millionaire. He is. a
crowder, and is up and coming at
something in the line of turning an
honest penny constantly. Yesterday
.---.- - l<-Atl-~ Ia. l.I ,~f aaa,x fAr
fifteen years arrived from Columbus,
Ohio, and before the newcomer could
| shake the dust from his garments, Pea
nuts had him out vending a choice lot
OF peaches, just received from Utah.
THE BOWLING ALLEY.-Frank Wit
tenberg's Bowling Alley was yester-
day completed and turned loose to the
public. 1t is probably the finest insti-
tuition of the kind ever constructed in
this State. 1t drew a large crowd last
night, and bids fair to be all the rage
for some time to come. Persons whose
muscular development is deficient can
now have an opportunity to bring out
their latent powers.
THE FAIR. The Catholic Fair drew
well again last night and the ladies
seemed TO succeed about as usual in
corraling the needful-coin. II is a
very inviting place : spend a pleasant
hour, and a great many people manage
to take In the Fair regularly each even
ing. II will be continued as usual this
evening, and as the end Is drawing
near. we have no doubt the attendance
will be large.
Pool SELLINa.-There is to be pool
selling at the Sazerac Saloon tonight
and tomorrow night on the great bill
lard match between Kraker and
Schaefer, and on Saturday night at the
hall, people will also have an OPP
portunity to hazard their coin on the
result. A special local notice to this
effect appears in the proper depart
ment of to-day's SENTINEL.
THE NEW WATER WORKS. The
pipes of the new water works were
yesterday being laid along Bateman
street, west from the Courthouse. The
ditch we believe has been completed to
/ tHG Suiilifit anu a Eic't Bpttioh
piping is already in place. A short
time will suffice to finish up the whole
work.
CoMPLIMENTARY.-We acknowledge
the receipt of a complimentary ticket
to the grand invitation ball of the
knights of Pythias, to be given at
| Bigelow's Hall Tuesday evening next.
Judging from the very complete and
elaborate preparations that are being
made, it is to be a very brilliant affair.
REGULAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tary Durley gives notice under the
head of "New To-day that there will
be this evening, at Masonic Hall, a
regular communication of Esther
Chapter No. 2, Adaptive Rite, Order
OF Eastern Star. Members are par
ticularly requested to be present.
INFORMATION WANrED.-The Bel
mont Courier calls for information
concerning the whereabouts Of its cor
respondent ~. ID. Pr" who is none
other than J. ID. Powers, who formerly
reSidad in Et,raka He was last heard