New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

SaTnue, Purdy Is elected Lieutenant ioyenor by very
LARGO psiorfv Alexander Wells Justice OF the supreme
Ct I II Mcdonnell Attorney General ;. A. Nc
Means Stete Treasurer Samuel Bel, state CONTROLLER
5 IL Marett, Surveyor General. and faul n huDo;,
evacuation the Democratic ticket prevailed very sener
av in san Francisco and entirely ir county oihees ara
members Of the State Legislature Capt G. n 6irr.son
tie nominee Of the Democratic party Tor mayor has
tor George W Baker l. elected Cy Recorder ~; y
r. Harris. Controller Hamilton Bowie Treasurer wa
: Natbeyrs Tex Collector. ; A. sharp, Cty Atofn'I
Il Seguine Marshal John Adds Street Conan isl3nef
HoLert Hslev Harbor Master. Henry lIlskeil cefk -
uerior Court The City Council Is composed o. igaf Den
ocrats and four Wings or lndepf noets I'D ealn D-'u
w. s,o.a Senators are-semue Brannan, Elliot J.
Moore AID VIM. NJ. Lent the later Tor ts gnSs ,ea
term Member # Assembly, J. L hnop afd' u y rug
dv " j svcasey T. W. koIl W. Besley \ a.
o., Y Werbert ard rIiiah Nichols. For Comfy OF
fcers. Wm Gorham. Sheriff !. " FREEDOM and y. -
Creieh. Judges; Henry H. Byrne District AnorneI
Thcmas Uavos Clerk Jane Grant, Recorder y W
creere Tressurer. James W Sfllnan, Assassor }. j.
C,,drr- surveyor. j ~ Whaling, Coroner :. A. >hsp
hard Public Administrator The election pass on YIN
out any serious disturbance, though mlcn ste1n -,
.ed and the vote p0ed gnpreced ensdy large me
cncst for some q the state officers o. very eo-e 90,
Bioer carried the city and county % san talei-cg oy
nine votes only. majority Of rom wen! A'0 '''i Gu
10 three tLou4and icr " aldo was expec,ed
The er'slstyre viii be almost unanimously Democrsi'
ard Biqer lie Whgs and ant ExiensOnists having - ;I
evervvhere badly defeated Extension VIII have u
raiorty OF the whole. ard the measure VIII yelvH5
- VIZ. form without one third reserg anon cla4 H
the o.; gina bill, and giving the entire properly, '
ti0Co6C00 without dollar OF egmpeilaa';,2 2I.
state TO the parties who hold i under IN laaa1i'N
ter Smith sales. - ann. f.tsI
On the day OF election several serious ana .Sl
reeoutIcs aired in different part Of me 7.-.o' ~
-Geether consiiering that Il e1etng am ou VI an
FFapeisco. tie most hely contested campaign We hass
eve1 81 ~ II. Pse,se g Jay passed over win reaAfx
ne nsinr nsvs trsm avery section Of the STAGE
macs Aighy favorable Ibis u me hsr vest season with
ths river miner ami E8sst ndgrisusy they mprov
irgit The ry ggings alss exts nsyeIy works ed
els z are row rendered available ID the by the
nuerous canals and stitches which flow through them:
There are many other extensive fuing projects which
viii speedly be carried out and every day almost dis
loses some new end ingenouz plan Tor extrestng the
fsecious ore from IL mother sarth
Tee working Of quartz, taken altogether cannot yer be
considered successful Isaafed instances Of nust
nos De taken eriteroa Of the business generally No
machinery has been Constructed adequate 10 tbs grinding
Of the rock and separation Of the gold and Until vast in
preyements effected In this respec; quaz mining VII
continue to be extremely hazardous buaness vhateyer
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