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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-12-03
VILLA BooMHowER, Teacher.

Primary Depsrtment-Msry DeFlon'
Julia Morris. Lyman Fulton, Celia Ton
kin, Pearl Mulcoy. Edna Broy, Maggie
Gibson, Grace Breen, Herbert Burdick.
John Merialdo, Wallace knight, Agnes
Lucey. Raymond Hsmlyn. Harry Cronant.
Joe Tognoui, George Hilderbrandt, Robert
Mckay, Addie Wittenberg.
JENNIE MuLcoY. Teacher.
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The Vote.

Mcmillan "a. Ssdler IL. This was the
result Of the vote on Governor Of the First
Nevada cavalry now ct Manila. A private
letter from Jas. O. Darrah, q member OF
the troop, states that the boys voted on
the 9Th and enclosed Q sample ballot Of the
vote. Fifty.f five ballots Is all that were
cast. The Silver State was unable to get
the vote on the balance Of the State ticket
Silver State.
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Mound valley wedding.

John B. Scott and Miss Lizzie Wslthers
were married Thanksgiving evening at the
Good Templars' Hall at SHELTON. Eiko
county. The ceremony was performed by
Justice OF the Peace Toyn. A large num-
Der Of guests we're present from Hunting
ton, Diamond and Mound Valleys. A
grand supper and lively jollification fol-
lowed the wedding ceremony and dancing
was kept up until the next day. Numer-
GUS useful and valuable presents were re-
ceived by the young couple.
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Fine Candies.

A very desirable Christmas present can
be had BY sending fifty cents and postage
10 A. B. Mannheim, Reno. New, for . pound
box Of his French Home Candies % Glazed
Fruit.
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The returns are now in from all the
counties Of the State and show the result
on The vote for Congressman and Governor
10 be Is follows:
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PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Report or Eureka Public School
for h Month Ending Nov. %,
1898.
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Grammar Depsrtment-Jennie Zadow
WILHELMINA SADLER, Teacher.

intermediate Depsrtmsnt-Maud Ores
tetto. Sadie Boomhower. Dora Hildebrand,
Ray Cronant. Lenora Boomhowsr, Walter
Burdick, Pearl Hancock, John Lucey,
Josephine Mulcoy, Astella Reid, Annie
Gibson.
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Diamond Springs school Report.
The following 10 the report OF the
Diamond Springs public school for the
month ending November 25th. 1898:
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A. L. DoRNBERGER, Principal,

Star scholars, \ 4 Those who
have been neither absent nor tsrdy during
the month, and whose department and
scholarship was satisfactory.
High School - Irene Atkins, Delbert
Broy, lone Erickson, Theresa Romano,
Ray Broy.
W. ". COOPER, Teacher.
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Ore Shipments over the r. d p.
The following ore shipments have been
made over the Eureka a Palisade railroad
for the week ending December 2, 1898:
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CORRESPONDENTS Fourth National Bank. New York CITY; Inc
Croker Woolworth National Bank, San Francisco; Knauth' Nacnoo &Aun.s'
New York City; Mccormick & Co., Salt Lake City. pyiu
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OUR FOREIGN MONEY ORDER S
UNSURPASSED.

The funds being paid in the money Of the country where sent, and direct 70 the
REGIMENT. who s saved the trouble and expense Of collecting Q draft'
and senders are protected against loss.
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MARIE A. WIrTENBERc, Teaohe
The herald., 1898-08-01

Glass B. The special prize was twenty
dollars, and the class prizes were $40, $50
and s. in each. The Helene. which was
originally entered in a pleasure boat class
to compete merely for pennant, is here
after shut out of this class, since she sailed
in Glass C yesterday and won third money.
The race was one of the prettiest and
most successful in every point that has yet
been given under the auspices of the
Terminal Boat club, and the total absence
of unpleasantness or friction between con-
testants certainly speaks well for the
management.
The judges, timekeepers and press rep
resentatives' boat was well stocked with
substantials and Observation-Disclosures
evidence Of the thoughtfulness and con-
sideration of those in charge of arrange
ments. The judges were: ]. A. Graves,
C. S. Walton, r. II. Lacy, w. r. Stats
and T. E. Gbbon. Timekeepers, S. Croft.
Horace G. Miller, A. P. Robinson and H. S
Halstead.
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TERMINAL YACHTING
TEN WHITE-WINGED CRAFT CON.
TEST IN A STIFF BREEZE
FUNCHAL WINS IN FAST TIME
With the Days Sport-De-
tails of the Race

All people were bound for Terminal island
yesterday, and the throng proved a severe
test to the transportation company. The
1875 train on the Terminal was forced to
make special preparations al the last min
ute to carry the crowd, and. as a conse-
quence, did not get away until after H.
The island was reached in plenty of time
for the races, however. so everybody was
happy.
The bay was dotted with white-sailed
craft when the "get ready whistle was
sounded at 1880 o'clock, and fine breeza
blowing from the northeast gaddened the
hearts of the yachtsmen. The course was
laid, as originally announced, from point
near the Terminal pier east-sou,heast to
buoy, No. 2; thence north to buoy No. B. just
off the Long Beach pier; thence northeast
to the point of starting, the entire course
covering a distance of about nine nautical
miles and forming a triangle.
Unfortunately the yachts Defender. jr.,
which won the honors in last years con-
test, and the Restless and Allie started on a
cruise to Catalina on Saturday and were
not able to get back. The five classes were,
therefore. not all filled, and by transferring
the f1eleue 10 CLASS y, Win tiic "a
her owner, classes B and were well filled.
and classes A. D and e were dropped alto
gether. The entries in class B-yachts
from % to 80 feet in length--were: Fun
chal, owned by J. sylvia; San Pedro, owned
by John Foutes; Boa Vista, owned by NJ
sylvia; and Fayal, owned by Camille Nacio
In class C-for yachts under 25 feet-were:
Sea Lion, owned by A. Spater; Vasco,
owned by NJ. Laverino; Ocean Wave, owned
by J., Nunes; Bertha, owned by Swan Lee;
Athos, owned by ]. L. Dejarnatt; Helena,
owned by c. T. Hall. The owners all acted
as their own sailing masters, excepting
those of the Athos, Sea Lion and the Vas
co, which were sailed by H. Mershon A.
Spater and F. Laubersheimer respective
ly. In addition to the class prize, special
prize was offered to the yacht making the
fastest time over the course.
The pier and beach of the island were
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black with humanity when the "get away"
whistle announced the start a. 12:45 and
when the Athos reached the line as the
first starter she was greeted with mighty
cheer, and the crowd supposed the race was
on. Not so. The yacht swung around just
as she touched the line and went back for a
new start. She was so far ahead Of the
others, however, that the maneuver still
left her time TO get to the line first, and at
12:544 she crossed, tackled and got away
on the course in fair style. The other con-
testants crossed the line in the following
order and at the times designated: Ocean
Wave, 1855; Sea Lion 12:56la; Helene, 1851 !,
Boa Vista, 1858; Bertha, 12:5S1a; Funchal,
1:02A; San Pedro, 1:02&: Fayal. 1:03A Vas
CO, 1:03A. The Funchal came over the
starting line on a diagonal course and un-
doubtedly made the prettiest and most ad-
vantageous start. just clearing the stake
boat. The Helene, Vascoe and Boa Vista
threw out their balloon jibs after crossing,
and carried their entire canvas throughou.
the race.
Between the start and Buoy No. the
changes IN the relative positions of
the craft were numerous and rapid AT
one time the six leaders We're all fol-
lowing each other on exactly the same
course, being distributed at equal dis
tances, so that they presented the appear
ance of line of tows. A decided change
had taken place by the time the second
buoy was reached by which the contest
ants passed that point in three distinct
punches. each a considerable distance
apart. They bore down on the Long
Beach buoy like flock Of wild birds. The
wind was with them on this leg of the
course, and they ran before it at a speed
that sent the admiration of the enthusi-
asts up to the highest pitch. The even
numbers seemed to be the crack-a- Jacks,
No. being well in the lead, and Nos.
s. and 12 all coming along in a bunch.
They passed Buoy No. 8 in the following
order: Boa VISTA 1:4S; Ocean Wave, 1850;
Helene. 150N; Sea Lion. 1851: Bertha,
1:51A; Athos, 1:51%; Funchal, 1924 San
Pedro, 1884; Fayal. 1:54a4; vasco, 1859.
Now came the home stretch. There was
a spanking breeze. but it was on their port
side, and they were compelled to sail
close-hauled. The sailing masters did moi
appear to agree as to whether it was best
to keep we'll in toward the breakwater OF
choose a course well out in the bay. The
Boa Vista, still In the lead. chose wha
appeared to be happy medium and for
time 1t looked as though she had struck /,
Just right to let her into the finishing line
without making a tack But at almos
the last minute an increase in the strength
of the breeze caused her to veer over, ant
she was forced to tack
In the meantime the Sea Lion had beer
doing some pretty sailing well out in th<
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Southern California

The Red Dog mill is running on ores from
the Butte and Wedge mines. w. A. Wait
man has been made head engineer Of this
oncern.-Randsburg Miner.
The new stage line between Johannes
burg and Ballarat will be so run as to leave
the former point on Sundays and Thurs
days, at a. M, and arrive there on Tues
days and Fridays at p. m, making close
connection with the trains.
A mail service has been established to
Dale. the chief town Of the mining district,
generally known as the Virginia Dale The
coach leaves Palm Springs, on the Southern
Pacific, at 6 a. m, on Wednesday, arriving
at Dale in twenty-four hours and returns,
leaving Dale on Monday mornings at 6
o'clock, arriving at Palm Springs twenty
four hours later.
Harold Kenworthy has transferred to j.
r. Newberry, of Los Angeles, all his inter-
est in Adventure and Minnehaha placer
mines and the Little Lily and Golden Bell
quartz mines, together with all water
rights acquired by the Corona Mining and
Milling ompany.-Riverside Press.
The herald., 1898-08-01

II will give thee the vineyard Of Naboth. :"
In both sentences the emphasis is on the
p"onouns. No man can be good who Is
Joined to bad wife. The tabled Atlas bore
the weight of the globe upon his shoulders,
but bad wife would have been too much
for him.
A vast amount of sympathy is expended
on women who have bad husbands, but
is there nothing to be said on the other side ?
know women who do not want their hus-
bands to be religious. know women who
throw every obstacle In the way of their
husbands spiritual activities. They are
the antitypes of Jezebel and Herodias If
the sin Of the one did not involve the other
In the same ruin, 1t would not be so deplor-
able, but 1t is almost necessarily so. In the
place where Naboth was murdered the dogs
licked the blood of both Ahab and Jezebel.
Herodias was the cause of her wretched
husbands ruin and died with him in exile.
Ananias and Sapphira shared the same in
famous grave. In each case the avenging
stroke of wrath, which is sure to fall on all
ungodly marital partners, swept both hus-
band and wife from the sight of men. These
things are written for our admonition, on
whom the ends Of the ages have come.
The herald., 1898-08-01
THE TERMINAL ISLAND YACHT RACE

The Independent party of this township
will hold its township caucus at Foresters'
hall on the evening of August 5th for the
purpose of nominating one justice of the
peace and one constable and to elect dele
gates to the convention in San Bernar-
dino on August 10th.
The Republicans of this precinct held
their caucus last night and elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the county convention
to be held at Redlands w. T. Randall,
G. Ray Horton, E II. Jolliffe, j. B. Powell,
G. H. Bennink and Frank Long They
were instructed to present the name of
E. H. Jolliffe to the convention for the
position of district attorney.
Another citric acid factory has been
erected at North Ontario by the firm of
Kennedy & Ranein, residents of Ontario.
J. I. Robson and family left this morning
for Perris.
Dean Randall and family have been at
Chautauqua this week at Long Beach.
The township caucus of Republicans nom
mated o. e. Hart, incumbent, for justice
of the peace and Lysle Kennedy for con-
stable.
The herald., 1898-08-01
General Notes

Leasers are taking out some cookbook
irg copper ore from the Clinton mine, in
Butte Mont.
The mines of Gold at Bachoachi, Mex.
are about to close down. The Partisan
owners have expended 100000 on the prop
erty.
The mines of the state of San Luis Po-
tosi Mex, for last year produced precious
metals to the value of s4,6OO, 900. an increase
of 81, 300, 900 over the previous year.
A crushing of forty tons of ore from the
Vivian mine, at Silver City, New, yielded
$50 per ton. The Dayton mine, Lyon coun-
ty, yielded 101 ounces of gold during the
first three weeks of last month.
The Reina mine, at Cusihuiaichie. Mex
produced last year $50O,OO0 in silver, and
now has an equal quantity of ore on the
dump The Santa Elena, in the same dis
trict, ships daily from forty to seventy
five cars of ore.
A mining boom is in progress in Jalisco,
Mex, due to the importation of modern
mining machinery, mostly American cap
tal and the opening by American capital
of the condemned and buried Spanish mines
in various parts of the state.
On Mary island, southeastern Alaska,
hlgh-grade copper and gold ore that as
sayed 800 gold and 40 per cent copper The
rush was so great that nearly the entire
island was covered and staked.
In the Lode group of claims, in Lardeau
district, B. c., a strike Of telluride ore was
made which goes $22O gold A test of the
ore is being made. The Mountain Goat, In
the same district, has struck rich body of
copper ore that assays from IS to 90 per
cent. copper,
The camp at Mercur. Utah, shows
marked increase in daily output. During
the past six months the Mercur mines have
paid dividends aggregating s256,000, as
against the sum of sl65,000 for the corre-
spending period of last year. The mills are
treating about 1000 tons of ore daily.
The south half of the Colville Indian res
ervation. Washington, was thrown open
last week. and there was rush from Spo-
kane and other places. The country had
been previously prospected so that the
stampeders knew pretty we'll where to set
their stakes. The new district is regarded
as more valuable for silver, lead and copper
than for gold. During the week there were
479 locations filed for record.
The herald., 1898-08-01
MINES AND MINERS
+.f+-f.t+f+++4f+a.l.a.+4.+.h.i. + i.
Big Strike Reported

The Good Hope mine. situated between
Riverside and Elsinore. has been one of
those mines with history peculiarly its
own. Several years ago it was sold to an
Er glisn syndicate for half a million dollars
and 100000 paid down on account. A scien-
tif1c gentleman of high education in geo.
logical matters, was sent out from London
as its superintendent and everything
looked rosy Suddenly the supply Of gold
bearing rock began to decrease and the
shareholders brought suit to get back their
money, on the ground that misrepresenta-
ton had been resorted to in the sale of the
property. The defense contended that the
purchasers had sent experts of their own
choosing into the mine and that the sale
would not have been made had not the ex-
psrts reported in favor of purchase at the
price stipulated.
The herald., 1898-08-01

bay, and it began to look as though her
judgment had been the better Sure
enough, she passed the Boa Vista while
the latter was tacking and found she just
had enough space to get across the line
without changing her course She was
the only one of the contestants to accom-
plish this feat and, being the first to ach
home. was greeted with cheers from the
multitude and applauding blasts from the
sister craft on the scene The contestants
finished in the following order and time
Sea Lion, 2:37A; Boa Vista, 2:3SA; Fun
chal, 2:S9i2; San Pedro, 2:40; Helene, PAPA !;
Fayal, 2:42i2; Athos, 2:44A; Ocean Wave,
PAS; Bertha, 2:45A; Vasco, 254a.
A summary of the results of the entire
race will be found in the following. tabu-
lated schedule:
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what HavN YOu

For sale-A fine business proposition to
the right party, having good business abil-
ity, good references and one thoroughly re-
liable.
Purchase carries with 1t a good salaried
position and a guaranteed income Of $50 per
month; $1,000 cash. balance in good real es-
tate.
Proposition will bear the fullest investiga-
ton Sickness in family Of present owner
necessitates change of residence.
Purchaser will be given full charge of
property. Principals only. No agents. II
you want good investment and have good
real estate, look into this. Address M, BOX
~, Herald office.
The herald., 1898-08-01
Spiritualism Expounded

The First Spiritual society held it's reg
ular meeting in Memorial hall, 22O1a Main
street, last evening. Mrs. Mary C. Ly-
man, the pastor, said: Nature speaks to
US in the language of the phenomena that
we can observe is the foundation and
growth Of our reason. Science, when car
red forward into the realm of the impon-
derable, the mental and spiritual. wherein
its laws are as omnipotent and undertaking
as in the material, leads US to the compre-
hension Of our existence and the co-ex-
istence Of the seen and unseen.
The herald., 1898-08-01
Since then tho mine has had a varied ex.

perience and a checkered existence. At
one time statements would go forth of rich
rock being taken out and in a month after
ward the story would be that the workings
were exhausted. But on Friday last the
workmen ran into an ore body of almost
unparalleled magnitude. being quite fifty
feet wide, at a depth Of 600 feet from the
surface. The rock is a low-grade ore, but
said to be rich enough to crush at a profit,
while the great extent Of the deposit guar
antees that it will not soon be exhausted.
Who shall say that the name of Good Hope
is without its proper signifcance?-LosA An
geles Mining Record.
The herald., 1898-08-01

David Walk in the Church of Christ, on
Eighth street, near Central avenue. read
I Kings xxi, and an
ne'riou"ve nounced as the SUBJ
Justice ject of his sermon
"Retributive JUS
tice," as illustrated in Gods dealings with
a pair of royal thieves, liars and murder
ers. Ahab and Jezbel Herod and Herodi-
Is, Ananias and Sapphira-what ill-assorted
pairs were these, and with what terrible
dfstinctness does the Bible, as a divine
photograph, reveal the lines and features
of their moral hideousness! The word of
God respects the truth of history, and
when 1t becomes necessary to speak of
individuals or nations the truth must be
told. The men and women whose names
are here mentioned are pilloried in eternal
infamy The only book in the world that
tells the whole truth about men is the
Bible.
Ahab was a very bad man, but he had
q wife worse than himself. He would prob
ably have taken his dis appointment out in
sulking and pouting, bu. for the evil genius
who shared his throne. She was the pro-
totype of Lady Macbeth. "Dost thou now
govern the kingdom of Israeli she sneered
The herald., 1898-08-01
Ore Sampling

Will prospectors and miners and invest
ors never learn that an assay don't furnish
conclusive evidence Of mine values? There
Is a popular saying just now about 1.-The
man behind the gum" Along this line the
assay is the gun. and the man who does the
sampling is the man behind the gun. I'm
fortunately, that fellow is very often in
competent to hit the mark, and not infre-
quently does not want to hit it.-Denver
Mining Reporter.
The herald., 1898-08-01
Arizona

The Big Bug district is sadly in need Of
custom mill to extract the gold from large
quantities of ore piled on the dumps
Phoenix Republican.
The owners of the Marcus mine. near
Stanton. it is said, propose to commence
work on that property very soon on large
scale.-Journal- al-Nfiner.
The south drift on the 20O-foot level of
the Azurita 10 in q vein Of ore which, it Is
The herald., 1898-08-01
,yu,t f,r n Flvor

See how many misspelled words you can
find in the advertising in todays Herald.
You may get interested and want to win the
watch--or a gold-headed cane.
The herald., 1898-08-01
ONTARIO

Township Officers Nominated by the
Republicans
ONTARIO, July SO.-Mr. and Mrs. T. r.
Crawford of Escondido, after visiting with
w. H Simmons and family, returned home
this morning.
The herald., 1898-08-01

Wall paper, late styles, low prices, at
A. A. Eckstrom's, 324 South Spring street.
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believed, leads to an immense body Of car
Donates, which Is liable to be struck any
day. Two new openings on the surface
show fine copper ore.-Tucson Star.
The herald., 1898-08-01

Rev. w. d. P. Bliss at the Union Re
form league yesterday preached on 'The
Ascent of Man"
Competition and from the text, ''The
Co.or.r.ttor meek shall inherit the
earth" He said there
was no need for pessimism in the battle for
humanity. The quack reformer who de-
clares that everything is going wrong. that
society is corrupt. the government fraud
the church a failure, that the world will
perish unless it accepts his favorite nos
trum, is, usually. ignorant. The opponent
Of all reforms, who says nothing can be
done, that brotherhood is impossible, that
human nature is selfish and moved alone by
self-interest, Is still more ignorant. The
ignorant reformer at least tries to do some
thing. The critic Of all reforms sneers at
every effort and every virtue.
Both are wrong. Facts are optimistic.
History Is optimistic. 1t is a steady ad-
vance. And it is an advance toward democ-
racy, fraternity and cooperation. Biology
at first taught that push competition, the
struggle to live. was the only law of
progress. But Jesus Christ said: 1.-THE
meek shah inherit the EARTH" and biology
today is learning that Jesus Christ was
right. There Is a struggle to live, and the
f1ttest survive but those are the fittest and
those do survive who love, who cooperate,
who develop organic brotherhood. Evo-
luton proves this.
Two atoms combined were stronger than
one atom. and cooperation won. In the
plant world cooperation wins. Drummond
has called the flower a miracle Of co-opera-
ton. Among animals this is still more ap-
parent. Animal life demands love, mar.
r1age, maternity, paternity, the family,
need, the social life Almost all man.
malta are social. The beavers have their
commonwealth and the ants their social
ism. In industry combination is stronger
that competition. The trusts are teaching
us the power of cooperation. What we
need is not to denounce trusts, but to re-
place them by cooperation. Uncle Sam is
mightier than Uncle Coils. Los Angeles
should replace the water company. The
salvation Of Southern California depends
upon the development Of great state irri-
cation works. Through all history, not
strife, but cooperation wins. Peace has
more victories than war. Christ is the
'great biologist" The meek inherit the
earth.
The herald., 1898-08-01
CLASS B

The fastest sailing being done by the
Funchal, she was the winner of the
special prize as we'll as the first prize in