Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-11-20

The Crusaders Ia l%Ouncil-A
Witness Suddenly Disappears
Pool Selling.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.
Heavy frost here last night. To-day
it is clear and cold.
The Convention IT the California
State Temperance Alliance ard
Temperance League wet today, for
the purpose of forming q temperance
poiilical Iarty. There was u fair at
tendance yesterday, and to,day it will
be still better.
The Fiuance Committee Of she Board
of Supervisors are busy investigating
the affairs of the Assessors Office. The
investigation is private.
GreenbackS unchanged.
The Leopard Mining Company has
been Incorporated, to work in COrnu-
copia Mining District, Elko county,
Nevada, with Il capital stock of $5,00O,-
900. Directors. NJ. j. Mcdonald, a.
ii. Webb, j. Harte, G. DeCrano, and
L.. Wilsey.
The State Temperance Convention
was in session nearly all day. The at
tendance was quite large and the pro-
ceedings conducted with much enthu-
siasin. Geo. Barstow was elected Pres
ident. The Committee on Platforms
and Resolutions submitted u report
which was taken up for consideration.
The platform first urges that no licenses
should hereafter I've issued to sell liquor
at a less sum than Thirty dollars, and
and as much higher as legislation may
require. This clause was subject to n
prolonged discussion, a portion of the
convention being opposed to any sug-
gesti"n sanciioning OF seeming to
saction the sale of liquors under any
license. while others esteemed the
license system proposed a partial rem.
edy. \ greater part OF the afternoon
WAS taken up with the discussion OF
this clause. and an amendment was
finally Adopted, qualifying the senti-
ment Of the convention, with reference
to the question Of license as an unavoid-
able concession at this stage Of til tenn
perance crusade, and the clause WAS so
amended and adopted.
On account of the mysterious dis ap-
pearance of of the witnesses for
the people, in the case Of Harbor Com
missioner Marks for en,beZZlement.
the case to. day was postponed until
December 18TH. 1t seems quite i'm
possible to bring this case to a termin-
alton.
In the pools o NJ the trotting race, to
come OF Saturday, Occident sells at
$3.50, Fullerton $3.50, and Sam Purdy
3l20.
Two Men Killed by n Gave.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 10.
Conrad Henlmelman and Al>ah Ste
phens were caved ON at the gravel pit
at Oak Knoll and instantly killed, this
afternoon. Tons of gravel fell upon
them AS they were engaged in loading
a wagon, which mas broken 10 pieces.
The parties were working for the He'll
bron Bros. by the month at their
slaughter house, and who, at times. go
TO the pit and bring gravel to ill in
about the slaughter house. Hemnei-
man has "a brother living in San Fran
cisco.
Evidence of their Death.
REDWOOD CITY. Nov. 10.
Three guns and other effects belong
ing to the young men who were
drowned on the 2i,h OF October, were
found to day on a shell bank outside
the creek, by Mr.. McCollum, OF the
fishery.
Ono Cool Indian.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 10.
Mr.. Jacobs, Of San Jose, who has
Just returned from San Rafael, Lower
California. says al Indian Vas found
who boosted al numbering the Warren
family. The Indian becoming bolster
Gus, threatened to kill some Americans
who We're cainped neal u ranch lust
below the line. and getting into \ row
with the other Indians they killed him,
and perhaps saved this country some
expense, as he was suspected OF com.
plicity in that murder.
Los Angeles Items.
10 ANGELES, Nov. 10.
n Alden fruit preserver has been
run almost night and day since its
complexion. in the curing of yrApes
into ~rai>inS,
There we're some eight teams to start
from here to Panamint Yesterday, but
only about four got away. The Others
are waiting for the weather to clear up.
some hfteen campers started out with
the teams Yesterday.
The southern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany have their plans and specitica-
tons all made tor the new depot to be
b,lll IN h northeastern part of this
city.
Wm. D. Jackson, a truckman At
Wilmington, was thrown from and run
over by his vehicle yesterday morn.
ing. he received injuries in the head
from tha fall, but il is not believed any
serious result will follow.
Heavy SNOW Stnrm.
PIoCHE. Nov. 10.
a loot OF snow has fallen here within
the last ~ hours, and il is still storm. |