Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-01

1OOu III uIS IOdIUs
Fourth-That the Republicans stole
the colored mans money out Of the
Freedmen's savings bank.
OUR SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
TFrom tho SENrINEL's Correspondent
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. %.
EDIToRSENTINEI.: Grim visaged war
has raised Its wrinkled front on the
corner of Sacramento and Taylor
streets. It Is = second edition Of the
late strife between Senator Jones and
the ubiquitous and irrepressible John
Best, which for months disturbed the
equilibrium OF Gold Hill, and for q
long time, 1t was feared, would be the
cause of ov~erturning the Slate gov
eminent. Best had a "chlcken ranch"
opposite Senator Jones' fine residence.
Best could not buy, and would not
sell-unless he could get his own
price, and he kept raising 0very time
the Senator would make an offer. The
Senator did not care so much for the
''chicken ranch" as he regretted the
idea OF having Best for q %neighbor;
but this is a war on q more extended
scale. Charles Crocker, one of the
Central Pacific railroad magnates, is
building a palace on the corner of Sac
ramento and Taylor streets. A man
named Yung has a small lot adjoin-
ing, which Croker wants, and offered
81 5000 for. lie was raised to $4,000,
and offering that, was again raised to
$l2. 1000. He fenced Yunr'S house In,
ana o the sun does NOT rise ON
lungs premises uhtii ABOUT ION
G luhs mas II o "
nsn ior alhner every oay, anu, lhe
wlnd generally peing III iavoraple W
dement, Oh thiso odor, CrocKer
then graded . portion OF ms iot, ieav-
ing lungs 'front.' door h'Sh AUG ury
ne mas 70 use . step.lauoer 10 get III ms
luh say II Crocker does no, give
MN Sio'ooo ior the house anu 10Y ne
VIII De cohnPeiiea 10 REM IL 'or u Ohi-
nese wash'house.
That Bowers Prophecy,
Tho SrNrrSrL CORRESPONDENT was
si'sh'iy h%'istaNen' Ill que oi MS recen'
epistles to Eurekans, in reference to
the Bowers prophecy; but | was not
mistaken as to the main facts. The
prophecy was in regard to the Palace
Hotel-not the Grand. So her denial
was equivocally right. II ana write
20 my a. ,I aI ,h haV,1,, 49,
subterranean lake Immediately under
the foundation of that palatial struc-
ture, and that, with its immense
weight, 1t was gradually sinking, II
that as n I" settler" we would have an
earthquake in 30 days, which would 20
facilitate matters that the shock would
engulf the hotel in this subterranean
lake. The lake ~ only under the
la.ate' mo oan; J"Si "'u
CIV. or a safe foundation. and viii es-
cape the deluge. The prophecies does
not MORN US whether TINS axe Is OF
the ilfe anu prlhistohe oruer, or noti
put II otherwise' we may 10 ao,e 10
use IL as tne reservoirs lot iovne
Wate. anu run opPos''io" W
tne SprtnS salley. lhirty o' me
n,hety Gays ave paSse"i VIII nun
gleu iears anu hopes that sue ~ no' =
propheteSs, we AVA. inc eAP.ia.io" VI
the o,ner siA,y. IN .ne h,ea',.'l,e' .ne
poaruers o. lug Ialace ha'e ooe' pro-
v,neu VIII iiie p~reser'ers' any 'nose
VINO cant SWIM nave taken SKY par
lors OH the seNeh'h noor'
Mint Matters.
Tbere ia troubIa in tina Mint. and
N~ EXTRAORDINARILY,
worse 'nrea'ehoo' Inc "PpioP'ia'ion
for the present fiscal year has been
reduced To $275,00O. Fifteen employees
have been discharged, and as many
more are expected TO be bounced. Last
month we coined 81 900, 900 In silver,
in addition to several barrels of trade
dollars.
The Branch board.
Great interest ia shown by eyery one
d" 80,
S"cocss VI " Nv" i''N S.o
Board. Many think the New YORK