Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-30
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| for the rumOr or report tnaI Inc Oon-
trail Pacific Railroad Company is on
the eve OF making an important change
in their timetable, whereby the pas
senger trains from the west will ar
rive at Reno between 6 and 7 o'clock
M. and those from the east at 7 in
the evening. If this is true it will
doubtless cause a material change to
be made in the time of the arrivals and
| departures of this passenger trains on
the Eureka and Palisade road. The
train from the west will arrive at Pal
isade about four hours later than at
present, or at 1880 in tho evening, and
the Eureka and Palisaie up train will
arrive here about 3 A. NJ, instead OF at
1890 p. NJ, as at present. The Cen
trail Pacific train from the east will
leave Palisade, westward bound,
| about 2:30 A.. M, instead of at 1918 A.
NJ, as at present. The Eureka and
Pal;sade train for Palisade, to connect
with the western-bound train OF the
Central Pacific will have to leave Eu-
reka about 1850 z. NJ, instead OF at $50
A. NJ, as at present. A verse arrange
nent for the people of this town could
scarcely be made, AS it will be- night
travel both ways, with no sleeping ac-
commodations, and people who leave
here for the East will have to remain
ever at Palisade about 10 hours. 1t
will also entail a heavy extra expense
upon the Eureka and Palisade Com
pany, for to make the connections IL
will oblice them to run two passenger
trains. whereas me-, under the present
arrangement, is sufficient tor the pas
senger business, making the round trip
every day.
arrest OF STAGE RoBBERs.-J.
Wallace, who left here late in the fall
or early last winter, and a Spaniard
named Manuel, who slid out on a
ticket Of lea re issued by COL, have been
arrested near Darwin, in Inyo county,
Cal, for the robbery of the stage be-
tween Aurora and Belleville on the
l4th instant, when eight bars of silver
bullion were stolen. The C0so Mining
AewS says Wallace admitted that they
were the parties who committed the
robbery and offered To turn States
evidence and take the officers to the
place where the bullion was concealed.
1t is thought that these are the parties
who robbed the Hamilton and Phoebe
stage "A short time ago. They have
been taken to Esmeralda county, in
this State, where the robbery was coin-
United.
SEVERE SroRM.-After three days of
as fine weather as was W expert
enced in the Base Range, about six
O'Clock last evening as severe a snow
| storm set in as has visited us during
| the winter, and at the present writing
II 80 p. M.-the ground is covered with
seven or eight inches of "the beauti-
full" The storm was so severe about
. O'Clock that the wooden Indian III
front of Levin * Simons requested to
he taken in and split up into kindling
wood, preferring cremation TO exposure
To the blasts OF old Boreas.
PLEASANT PARrY.-Tuesday even
ing Miss Minnie Herring, who is about
to leave here to visit the Centennial,
gave a party at the residence of her
s,ep-father, j.. Straus. The rooms
were filled with an assemblage OF
merry young ladies', and the festivities
were kept up until the eastern horizon
was Hinged with gray, when the guests
departed for their several homes, after
wishing their fair hostess a pleasant
trip and safe return.
ERRATA.-The bells will toll at Ii
a. NJ. to-day for the funeral OF the I'M
fortunate compositor who, by leaving
out the words ''upon the complaint
| .T ~ - .,n.t,rIan NJ fSStaA had ffra "
Jane arrested for ''disturbing the reace
of Scotch Kate" and April Fool day
has been designated for the cremation
of the wretched typo who shorted an
n inthe juniors hind name. thereby
knocking the Celtic nomenclature into
a French cocked-hat
IMPROVEMENTS AT PAL1sADE.-The
following is from the Reno Journal
The Eureka and Palisade railroad, un-
der the able and efficient management
of its General Superintendent, +,
Evarts, Is doinga great deal for Pail.
SADIE, having in construction its shops
and necessary buildings; also a fine
passenger depot, which in beauty and
design for its purpose equals any on
the line of its larger contemporary,
the Central Pacific.
GEO. WILLARD.-We find in the
Coso Miaiag Ne0s of last week the
following reference to a former Eure'
kan: On the I'D inst. Geo. IL. Willard
President of the Defiance Mining Com
pany, arrived from San Francisco fol
the purpose of examining the splen
did mine and furnace property IL
which he is a heavy u This IL
his first visit but we opine he will b'
pleased after a thorough inspection o.
the mines.