Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-12-03
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san FRANCISCO, Nov. 80, 1876.
Capital is sensitive" at all times,
but since the attempt al the Repub
licans 10 raise a rebellion In the South
capital in this city Is becoming even
! more tsensitive.p Bankers are not 80
J accommodating as before this political
merchants are ..hedging.o
and all classes of business men are re-
stricting rather than extending their
operations. Some of the banks, il IL
said, are calling in their loans, also
some of the SENTINEL correspondents
creditors. This shows an unsettled
state of affairs and that a financial crash
is expected in consequence OF the i'm
pending political troubles. In case
there IS q serious trouble, there will
at any ale be a serious deimoralizing
influence felt throughout the various
trades and professions. There are now
five or six thousand men in this city
out of regular employ ment, and at
least half that number Of women. A
panic in trade circles would more than
ldoalble this number Of oilers. This is
owing totwo causes: the Chinese, and
the additional fact that the population
OF the city is too large its amount OF
business. In fact, we are ten years
ahead OF our natural growth. The
sanle statement applies to hotels, thea
ters, newspapers, and other necessary
evils. The Palace Hotel, otherwise
known as
SharOn's White Elephant,
Has $50 boarders, with accominOda
lions for.I 10000. And many of these
are 'taken inn at reduced rates to "ill
mp" The Bonanza Kings have two
mortgages on the ''elephant''-oEs for
S 1000, 900, at Z per cent. per year. and
another for S750,0U0, at 6 per sent.
The establishment loses about $5O,-
900 a month, counting the heavy
interest. The Grand Hotel just
about makes both ends meet and
bred. Right in the face OF this ex
p~erience Lucky Baldwin is building
another elephant" with 495 ooins
In view of all these hotels it. would
seem that the price Of accommodations
would ON down; butthey all main
tain high prizes, and ordinary fare.
Hence, the private boarding houses,
scattered all over the city, and the less
toned hotels, kept on the European
plan. all do a land office business.
Our city is also notably improving in
The matter Of buildings. New houses
are srringing up. like mushrooms, on
all sides" Yet the price Of rent re-
mains the same. Landlords evidently
underrate the demand, by the exorbi-
tant rentals demanded.
chinese social Equality.
81 San francisco leads the Pacific coast
in the matter of Chinese eq~uality-po-
ILLEGALLY and socially, On the seventh
of November last the first Chinaman
that ever voted in this city, or on the
ward. He bad been natnraliZed two
man that ever tasted puptial bliss, with
a white woman, legally, did so In this
city last week. But before she would
debase herself, she receive from John
So, 900, as the price, Of her supposed
virgin affections. She is now living
with her pig tail husband, in a Chinese
house on Dupont street, Clay
right if the midst of Chinatown. That
woman. must have a cast iron cOnstitu-
ton. SHer name was Fannie Waters
old maid II a debateable age. She
bad been employed as q governess,
and on Sundays would improve her
slrining hours in teaching a class of
heathcns at a Chinese Sunday-schOol.'
There she met All Wah. Esq the boss
of laundry. Hence this pig tail story
of crooked passion. &
-Rso.snncy NFcSforu
y Governor Bradley arrived yesterday
and will remain four or five days.
Fred. Fl. Hart takes his %provender at
the Palace. He is going to Los An
geles in a few days, and, returning,
viii remain here until Christmas. He
is now looking fora moonlight clothes
line with which TO cable his satcLel
out of the hotel window.
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