Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-19
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Observation-Disclosures Pools
llNiOinS-A Drunken Policeman
-StHte Temperance Alliance
Will Not he Con Il rsn Ell.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Is.
Greenb2ckS, unchanged.
In the pools for the great $500 trot-
ting race. to come off on Saturday next
at the Bay District Fair Track, bet
Occident. Pnrdy and Fullerton, Occi-
dent is selling at 500; Fullerton, $50
and So: and Purify, about S75. The
race will he an exciting une.
We have had slight sho .vers of rain
since q O'Clock A. NJ. to-day. The
weather is still variable.
Police officer Barber was found
drunk on his beat last evening and
taken to the station-house by Captain
Short.
The State Temperance Alliance met
here to-day. There was \ large attend
ance of delegates from all parts Of the
State. Official reports We're read and
the Alliance will meet again to-mor-
row.
The sale ofthe Lick House for 1920, 600
to q. LivermGre, will not DO con-
tirmed.
Com Neutrality-suspicious. for tho I'm.
fortunate Incorporated.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. Is.
Gov. Booth to-day commissioned
Mathew II. Jacobs a Commissioner of
Deeds for California, to reside at Lon
don. England.
The State Controller issued warrants
to-day in favor OF the Directors of the
Deaf and Dumb Blind Institution,
amounting 10 $4,000, for the support of
said asylum.
Articles OF incorporation of the Numa
Mining Company were filed i'll the
office OF the Secretary of Slate today:
capital stock, $1,000, 900; shares, 500
each.
1t commenced to rain here at eight
O'clock this evening.
Arizona News.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. Is.
The World this evening has the fol-
lowing dispatch from Arizona
PRESCOTT, Nov. Is.
A heavy snow and rain storm has
prevailed here since II O'clock last
night.
Advices from Cedar Valley Mining
District are very encouraging. 1t is
believed, from recent discoveries, this
will prove one of the best mining dis
trict> in tho Territory.
Mrs. General Crook started for Cali
fornia yesterday, en- u East.
Fatal Accident Rescued from jail.
GOLD HILL, Nov. Is.
Shortly after nine O'Clock this morn
ing. As a cage was being hoi>led with
ore at the Imperial mine, the cable
broke at the reel and, hurting back
with great force, ST. uck the engineer,
named y. NJ. Cameron, in the chest,
crushing the bones so that he bled to
death internally in ten minutes. He
WAS IA native of Canada, AGED 81 "A
and unmarried. He will be buried
to- morrow under the auspices OF the
Virginia Lodge of Odd Fellows, tf
which he was u member.
Last night a man named johnson,
who attempted TO obtain money on can
celled checks for 1887 so. was arrested.
There being no guard V the jail dur
ing the night, 1t Is supposed some of his
friends bioke in the jail and took him
out, broke the bunk up with rocks,
tore the straw mattress open, scattered
the straw on the floor and Bet it on
fire, but it soon Went ont.
More Arrcs:s- Paid sheir Fines.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. Is.
\ telegram from Beaver, Utah, to-
day, says Bishop VIM. ii. Dame was
arrested at his Residence at Parowpn,
Iron county. Utah, Today, by The Dep
uty Us. Marshal, on All indictment
for murder in connection with the
Mountain Meadow I~cassacre.
Two more observation-disclosures
ed before the Third District Court to-
day and paid their fines for illegal
voting at the last election.