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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco. July 81

SAN Francisco, July 81.
The Democrats last night nominated
Captain Hewitt for Harbor Master, T.
p Ryan District Attorney. 7. Farnish
Harbor Commissioner, w. p. Danger
field Judge of the Nineteenth District
Court, E. B. Drake Police Judge, James
Denman Superintendent of Schools.
The Liberal Reformers nominated G..
E. Slass and W. Z. Ford, Fire Commits
sioners; W. p. humphreys, Surveyor;
W. c. Burnett, City and County Attor-
ney; I. H. Barber, Harbor Master, and
Goldin, Public Administrator.
The Tax Payers did not meet-will
meet tonight. In caucus that body de-
cided to reconsider the nomination OF
Crowley, for Chief of Police.
George 5. Ladd, Assistant General
Superintendent of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, Pacific Division.
resigns to-day, Frank Jaynes has been
appointed ~ HI the vacancy.
SAN Francisco, August /.
Mrs. Swift, who recently boxed Tyler
Curtis ears, because he did not marry
her daughter, proposes to test her right
to practice in the Police Court with other
shysters.
j. F. Balow, who shot Sanford, was
held to answer for an assault with intent
to murder
VIM. H. Nolan, an old resident of
Gold Hill. who had lost his sight by IL
mining accident, died suddenly to-day OF
heart disease.
The coinage for July was 5000, COO
San DIEGO, Cal, August /.
Late Sonora news says Governor
Pesquira is reelected Governor of So
nora.
Custom House officials at Guaymas
make it difficult to get goods through
for Arizona. 1t is doubtful if any more
Territorial goods will be shipped by that
route.
Los ANGELES, August l.
a number of the prominent business
men of Los Angeles met last evening
and organized a Board of Trade, Gov.
Downey presiding, Committees on
Membership and Incorporation were ap-
pointed. The diversion Of the trade
with Owens river and Cerro Gordo by
way OF San Buenaventura, was among
the subjects of importance discussed.
Up to noon to-day So names were
enrolled as members.
At Drumm Barracks yesterday the
Government sold Mt auction % buildings
for Sc, 400
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of a fearful storm. And of holy water,
and Of blessed candles. aud of other holy
and conseerated symbols. as protection
against the spirits of the air. His ad-
vice, OF course, was treated as folly by
by unbelieyers. The trouble is that peo-
pie who ought to be believers are so silly
as TO hang ia doubt.
DAVID HUTCHINSON, lately OF Napa,
was arrested ia Stockton last week and
taken TO Napa. He is about % years Of
age, and was an inmate in the family OF
his brother. residing in Napa. 1t is al
legged that Hutchinson, taking advantage
Of his brothers. absence, drugged his
sister-in-law, nearly causing the death of
herself and her nursing babe When she
recovered consciousness she found her
infant lying beside her, apparently life
less. AT first it was thought both were
poisoned, but subsequent Developments
warranted the conclusion that Hutchin
son had administered drug for vile
purpose. The prisoner alleges that at
the time Of the commission OF the crime
he was under the influence of liquor.
IL concluding his will, the late John
Henry Etstburn says The worldly pos
sessions with which the Divine Proyi-
dence has favored NE were earned bv me
IN my printing office in the city of Bos-
ton, aud, among other friends, the Cor
poration of the City of Boston employed
me Tor twenty seven successive wears to
do the printing OF every department of
the Corporation.
The telegraph states that one cause of
the extension of the fire at Baltimore was
the fact that the roofs of the houses were
composed of shingles, and so very dry
that the sparks from the burning build
lngS set them in blaze. Several East
ern cities have commenced a crusade
against the Mansard roof; but shingle
roofs, 1t appears. are equally as danger
Gus.
The Utah grasshopper plague is up
from the South. Myrads of this species
of Mormon birds more numberless
than the wives of Brigham--come flock
lng in upon us from the direction Of Salt
Lake. Helena Mont. Herald.
Or the G6 members of the Democratic
Convention of Sonoma county. Cal. AZ
were farmers.
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weather aud other local causes. 4 mum.
Der of them are afflicted with cholera il.
iantum. The measles are also regainiug
a foot hold in town. Gold HUI News.
TwEsrY-NINE thousand. three hundred
and forty-eight ounces of gold and silver
tone-third gold, equal to one ton u
precious metals, were received yesterday
by the Superintendent of the Carson
Mint; 2.645 ounces of which were Ut
IN from Benton and Monitor, California,
for coinage; the balance, 26,303 ounces,
was sent from Crown Point mills on the
/ Carson river, TO the Mint for melting
and assaying.- [Appeal 29th.
YESTERDAY was the hottest day which
has been visited upon Us in this part Of
Nevada thus far this season. In this
city the mercury stood at SO degrees in
the shade at noon, and pa p. m, at 80
degrees. At Gold Hill at noon, il stood
at 100 degrees; at Dayton, 1902, and in
Seven-mle Canyon. about noon. at lUI
degrees Enterprise, July 30.
The weekly shipment of wood from
Carson TO Virginia and Gold Hill amounts
at present to 800 cords. The amount
brought down to Washoe Valley by way
OF lerington & Co. 5 tiume, per week, is
LOO cords; Summit tiume, 600 cords;
Chamberlain tiume, $50; Washoe tlume,
$50; Browns Station tiume, 600: Frank
town hume, 900-making a total per
week of 1850 cords. Gold Hill News.
Our floating population is noticeably
thinning out of late. Persons who have
been taking notes inform US that for the
past six weeks the departures have ex-
ceeded the arrivals by about fifteen per
sons per day. This continued exodus is
beginning to tell ON the crowds to be
seen on the streets of evenings-the
throng is not near so great as it was a
month ago. Enterprise
Mr.. HYMAN, Warden of the Prison.
says that he is already cmmped for
room-all the cells being filled. There
are IS prisoners there, and the prospects
are that the number will be "A hundred
or more inside of year. There is moth
ing for him to do but build some more
cells Carson Appeal.
Ton ALcHoRS, of Eagle Engine Com
pany No. 3, who had one bone Of his
right leg broken and a finger cut off
Fourth of July, by his engine getting
away and running into house. was ont
on clutches last Saturday, his first ap-
pearance on the streets since the arci-
dent Enterprise.
EE-NAYoR CURRIE, who for some DAYS
has been so i'll of erysipelas that but
little hope OF his recovery was entertained
was yesterday thought to be much better,
and it is now thought he will get we'll
His many friends were very hopeful YES
terday.-l Enterprise, July 30.
THE amount of timber shipped every
week by rail from Carson to the Com
stock mines, equals 100000 feet; from
Reno, 100000. Twenty-one car loads Of
California fruit is brought ever the road
every week, including large quantities of
tomatoes, blackberrics, etc
AT Ukiah, Cal, last Saturday, the mer-
curry touched 1l2.
Judge Hardy, wife and daughter arrived
at Virginia on the 2Sth.
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Company, states that the unfair discrim-
nations of the railroad companies in ia
vor OF Boston, Philadelphia and Balt-
more against New York, were the priuci-
pal grounds of complaint on the part OF
New York merchants, and that they are
determined to put an end to such unfair
ness. He says railroad corporations
must no Longer be permitted to water
their stock three or four times, and then
charge eight per cent. As soon as cool
weather begins public meetings will be
held and the subject pressed upon the at
tention Of the people. Other heavy ship
pers say the contest is a continuation of
the fight of last year, and has been
brought up at this time in anticipation of
the fall trade. Agents of railroad and
forwarding companies, state rates for the
shipment of freight are lower now than
they have been for a long time. First
class freight is now charged rs cents per
hundred pounds to Chicago, and proper
tionally to all other points, Chicago be-
ing the basis.
Two Italian boys have appeared be-
fore the Ccnsul-General of Italy and
asked to be protected against their pa
ron, Michele Carcone, whom they
charge with having inflicted upon them
most barbarous cruelties. The boys
were given by their parents to Carcone
for the consideration of $40 year, that
they be well taken care of and be taught
music.
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RAILROAD FROM SALT LAKE TO
EUEEKA.

The Eureka Sentinel Of the 3Oth con-
tains few suggestions for the consider
alton of railroad men, which we append
hereto;
Mr. johnson, d. prominent merchant
OF this place, vino has lately made trip
to Salt Lake Via the old overland route.
gives us some new ideas Of railroad mat
tiers. He comes back thoroughly con-
WINGED that the true policy Of Eureka
and the tier OF counties lying south Of
the Central Pacific Railroad is to aid in
the construction Of road running east
and west, connecting with the Union Pa
clic at Salt Lake There is a good deal
Of sound reasoning i'll this theory. First,
all Of the prominent mining districts.
commencing at East Canyon, and pass
ing through Deep Creek. EIuu CANYON.
schell Creek, Robinson. White Pine.
Bald Mountain, Newark, Pinto, Eureka
Spring Valley. Belmont Austin, Mann
moth, Gold Mountain, Ida Valley. Co.
lumhus and on to Ccrro Gordo. lie from
W to l2O miles south OF the Central Pa
cltc Railroad. Second, half dozen or
more of the localities mentioned are
striving for separate rail connection. the
efforts OF all Of which could be coucen-
trated on Il thorough east and west line.
Third, the route is entire practicable.
Fourth, tine counties of White Pine.
Eureka, Lander Nyc and Esmeralda
would all find it advantageous to sub
scribe literally TO the stock If the COM
pany, as the road would pass the full
length OF most Of these counties. Fifth.
Phoebe, Bristol, TEN Piute and al of the
territory stretching away to the Colorado
nver, would pay tribute to such an
east and west line, for the simple reason
That 1t would be one hundred miles near
er to them than the Central Sixth. the
road could be continued south from
Cerro Gerdo to Los Angeles, or some
other available point on the seaboard by
4 route which would be entirely practi-
cable at all seasons of the year. These
are some of the reasons advanced III fay-
or OF an east and west line. and we con-
fess that they strike us as being very fay
CRADLE; Salt Lake would be greatly ben
Gifted by the construction Of this road,
and would doubtless lend the enterprise
material aid
General Connor's Sewer Valley and
Phoebe road, on leaving salt Lake, runs
due west for 10 miles, bringing it at that
point within 225 miles Of Eureka. 1t
then bears south nearly 800 miles TO oc-
commodate Phoebe and vicinity. when
the same trade could as well be COM
manded by continuing west to Eureka
and the other places we have named.
VIII not our Salt Lake exchanges take
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UTAH ELECTION.

Monday next is the day of the election
of the Territorial Legislature, Commits
sioners to locate the University lands
and certain county officers. The Peo-
pies ticket seems to be the fayorite of the
Church party, but what is being done by
the adverse party We are unable to say.
The Ogden Junction is enthusiastic in
favor of the Peoples ticket, and not only
urges the men to stand in, but hopes that
" the ladies will not fail to show their APP
probation of the privilege granted them
by the Legislature of the Territory" The
junction says that every woman who is
entitled to vote ought to stand in her
place and add her ballot to swell the
number cast for the Peoples candidate.
In order that there may be no dispute as
to this right, the Junction gives the full
text Of the Act conferringupon women the
elective franchise, approved February u,
1870.
an Act comforting upon Women the
Elective Franchise.
Approved February Il, ls7O
Sec. /. Be it enacted by the Governor
and Legislative Assembly Of the Territory
of Utah: That every women of the age
of twenty-one years who has resided in
this Territory SIX months next preceding
any general election, born or naturalized
in the United States, or who is the wife,
widow or daughter of native-born or
naturalized citizen of the United States,
shall be entitled to vote at any election
in the Territory.
Sec. >. All laws or parts of laws con-
tiicting with this Act are hereby repealed
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STEP IN THE RIGHT DTREC-
TION.


The Storey County Commissioners
have passed an ordinance for placing
those committed to jail for petty offenses
to work upon the streets. 1t is claimed
by the Enterprise that these petty often
ders have too easya time of it while serv-
ing out a sentence in the County Jail for
being drunk upon the sidewalk, fighting
using Vulgar language, firing pistols in
saloons or on the streets, whipping
women and various other pastimes which
in the eyes Of the law do not reach the
dignity of felony. We hope our County
Commissioners will consider the propri-
ETY. of adopting such a measure here. For
weeks and even months the County Jail
has contained an average of eight persons
incarcerated for petty offensss in default
of payment of fines. They are housed
and fed at the public expense, and their
imprisonment for twenty or thirty days
only adds to their eXuherance of spirits
when once they are turned loose to prey
upon society. But put these fellows to
work in removing stones from the public
thoroughfares or in cleaning off the rub
Dish and garbage from the back streets,
alleys and lanes of the city. and they will
soon begin to see that it costs something
to outrage decency and violate the law.
One or two sentences of ninety days Ia
Dor on the public highways would do
more towards creating order than a hun
dred sentences Of Imprisonment in the /
County Jail. Let it be known that Vi /
olation of law involves hard work. and /.
nine out Of ten will think better Of it.
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IMPORTANT II TRUE.

Rumors were rife in Phoebe last even
ing that the Raymond & Ely Company
had purchased the interest of the
Hermes Company, thus settling all mat
tiers in dispute between these Companies.
We believe the report to be correct.
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RALPH LINCOLN, of North Windham,
Connecticut, eighty-one years of age,
was appointed Postmaster at that place
under President Van Buren,, in 1888, and
has held the Office during all the admin
istrations down to the present time. He
has just resigned, and his son, L. NJ.
Lincoln, has been appointed.
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The Phoebe RECORD summarizes the
charges Of official corruption made by
Mr. Bates, and is of opinion they will
lead to an investigation by Congress.
The RECORD is not alone in this opinion,
even some of the officials implicated
sharing it, with decided weakening of
The spinal column, and a painful tremb-
ling about the knees. But all is not vet
told Salt lake Herald.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- urn OF James 5. Smith l. Co., Stock Brok
err, Is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
pn,iss ,, smith will continue the business Of
sa: ing ana selling stocks on commission at the
iorl1er place of business on Main street nndar
'he firm name of James s. Smith L Co.
p,oo, ~ JAMES 8. SMITH.
'e''' July 20, lsT3. jy26.4w
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Foreign n ews.
BAYoNSE, July 81,

BAYoNSE, July 81.
Don Carlos has entered Biscay.
LONDON, July 81.
The great race for the Goodw God Gun
took place to-day, and was won by Fla
geolette - Favonius second, Cremorne
third. No other horses ran. Betting at
the start was six to four against Flageo
lette, five to four against Favonius, four
to one against Cremorne.
LONDON, July 81.
i'll the House of Commons to-day.
Gladstone stated that the business of
the House was so far advanced as to
warrant the hope that its session would
be prolonged to Tuesday next.
The bill granting an annuity OF 60
600 to the Duke of Edinburgh, upon his
approaching marriage, came up on its
second reading. P. A. Taylor, member
for Lciscester, moved that the second
reading of the bill be postponed for one
month from this date. He spoke at great
length in support of his motion.
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IL the City Of New York there are s, SCI
licenses to scll'liquor issued; placing the
population at $40 600, there is a drinking
place for every 100 people The receipts
10y these drinking places are not less than
1928, O0O, 600 per annum.
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The Silver City New Mexico) Mining
Life complains that mail depredations
are committed freely in that country. It
charges that Postmasters open the let
tiers In transitu.
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TeIegraphic Dispatches.

srEcIAL To THE rtocHE DAILY RECORD.
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au4-u ADELlA q. AkIN'S.
Chapman Mill and Mining Com ia nv.
Location OF principal place of business San Fran
cisco, California; location of works, Ely Mining
District, Lincoln county, Nevada--Notice is here
by given that at a meeting of the Directors
held on the 18th day of July, 1873 all assessment
tNo. - OF twenty-five cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock ofthe corporation, payable
Immediately in United States gold coin. to the
Secretary, ut the office Of the Company. No. AIS
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the I'd day Of September.
1873, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
ut public auction and unless payment is made
before. viii be sold on Friday, the Goth
day of September, 1873, to pay the deliu.
qucnt assessment together with costs of ad.
vertisiug and expenses of sale.
FRANK X. SWIFT. Secretary
Office; No. il5 Montgomery street. San Fran.
cisco, Cal. au2-tf
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Caution.

'ENHE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NO.
L tee that / am in no manner connected
with the stockton House on Meadow Vale!
street; that will pay no debts contracted LOT
the support Of that establishment, and that !
am not, as might be supposed, the husband Of
the proprietress, who calls herself Mrs. Mitch
ell, but whose real name is Mary Corcoran
iy232w THOMAS MITCHELL.
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The well known Iron Mountain in Mis-
souri, rises to the hight of 228 feet. the
area of its base being some 500 acres
Its solid contents of ore have been com.
puted to be not less than $50, 1000 600
tons, or about 5000, 900 tons of iron to
every foot below the surface.
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Dissolution.

'1NHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EA
i listing between the undersigned is this "a!
dissolved by mutual consent A. MCMAHON
continues the business All debts are payaole
to him. All liabilities of the firm late proprie'
tors OF the Occidental Saloon will be settled |
A. Mcmahon. ON. CONVERSE,
A. MCMAHON.
Bnllionville. July 10, 1879 iyls-Sf
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The 1000 which last winter was paid
into the Kansas Legislature by State
Senator York. with the statement that he
received it from Pomeroy as q bride for
his vote and influence in the Senatorial
contest then pending, is without q claim
ant. John Q. Page, to whom Pomerov
alleges it was destined for the purpose of
starting National Bank at Independence,
brought suit some time since for the
money, but has dismissed the case pay
ing al costs II is now q question to
whom the money belongs as it is author
itatively stated that Pomeroy will make
no claim to it on his own account. Tnos-
much as Pomeroy drew his back salary.
the Gold Hill News says that it would
seem that the United States Treasury
would be good place for that $1,000.
A UTAH CORRESPONDENT Of the Pioche
RECORD complains of the Nevada author
ties for their unwise and iniudicious
Policy III compelling persons who make
put single trip from Utah to Phoebe or
Bullonyllle, to pay taxes for an entire
year on their teams, which are the prop-
erty OF the Territory The result Of this .
method is working injury to teamsers,
and causing Nevadans to pay higher
prices for Utah produce, on which Phoebe .
Is mainly dependent,-[S L. Tribune.
There is no remedy until the law is
changed; but, as before stated by us, the
lncreasedprice Of produce comes out of
Phoebe consumers in the end.
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" office! Notice!

OFFICE FLORAL SPRINGS wArrR N
July 30, 1873,
'hL FOLLOWING REGULATIONS INV,
1 been duly adopted by resolution q, "a ~, ,h
board Of Trustees OF the ''''h The
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1rw Gu-lau.
$40 Reward!

| OsT, LAST EVENING, A GOLD GARTER
i BUCKLE, inscribed Lima" The finder
Will receive so reward by leaving at
Su4-u ADELlA q. AkIN'S
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NEW YORK, August

NEW YORK, August I.
The railroad controversy is continued,
and manufacturers and shippers are ex-
pressing their dissatisfaction with freight
lines. Benz. j. Sherman, vice Chairman
OF the Committee of Seventy, and Presi.
dent OF the New York Sugar Refining
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!l.; EW DRU G. RE,
isei SorF peoE. 9os'..rqv Above r colambI. Hotel.
LIT silliman g. 90.


with complete stock OF DRUGS. MEDI.
o1NEs and FANCY ABTICEEs, all o. the
best quality, we are prepared to furnish
everything in our line With promptnes. and
accuracy. Our drugh were al, selected nuinae,
our own personal eup.rviaion, 80 that we can
warrant everything we sell to be of the very
best. An experience Of many years In the
drug and chemical business in this CITY With
8 Thorough knowledge Of the same. will ena.
bio US at all times to supply the wants CT ttiis
oommunit! in our lina and we hope. by a
strict attention to business. to secure q share
OF the patronage Of our citizens.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefnllv
and promptly comrout. ded, at all hours Of the
day or night.
FANCY ARTICLES Of oil kinds. Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes. Per-
iumery, Hair Oils and Cosmetics OF cverv
kind, constantly on hand.
Patent Medicines, Lubn's Extrscts. Ger.
man Cologne. nns Soaps. sponges, do.
I.andrrth'r Gsr.len Seed. a fnll supply.
% : g" 80 limo
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Southern Warehouse ICompany,l.e
Geruats street, neur GFeenuMe and Colombia
Railroad,
II prepared to 1ecetv6 COTTON Sfid othEt
4 property upon Storage, aud to, IN AXE ad.
ysncss upon tha safie. Cotton sf1ipnsd fo
t9la house Will be stored subject to the of,Hcr
OF the owner, and the loytst, rates charged
Tor stofage:: All property % stored viii ebe
insured IN good reliable conpsnies, : III fhsur-
a. snee E, is desired; and advances viii be made
~ ~! .ne lowest 6ankine rates. Our sttretiouses
and 20 charge Tor handling will Be made.
.s3s Ar bnsiness c0fnmuhfcat ions should BE
addressed to The s T5sssqFeE, aBY O. !. ~. = :
EDwrN F. GARY, TreasuYef. ma infI e.,
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eS 'o'"' To-Day. 'sr" So.
TyHE "Queens Delight" 10 the popular
i Blood Medicine for removing all Shin
Diseases aud Purifying the System, strength.
aning and renewing, the wasted powers OF
the body, giving tone to the diseased organs.
Feb. Is .A HEINITSHB Drug Store.