Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-05-28
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The Board of Supervisors last night
adopted strong anti-coolie rcsolu-
tons. and passed to- print an ordinance
directing that the les of all Chinese
prisoners sent to the county Jail shall
be cut oil: also. to require all Chinese
lauildrNnen to pay "A license OF SIS
per quarter for every Chinanrtn in
their employ.
Another order was introduced pro-
hibiting the removal of dead China
men by their friends.
George Fisher. tn Greek Consul i'm
this city, Is lying at the point of
death, ut his residence on Minna
street, of erysipelas.
The heads OF the six Chinese COM
panies have sen to H~ongkong tele-
grams, warning their co%untrynen of
the danger of further immigration to
California.
Charles A. Russell. the convicted
murderer of James Crottv was
brought before the Fifteenth District
Court to-day. to have the time for eN-
ecution fixed. The Court set the 26th
OF July. Russell said nothing, bowed
his head and appeared calm. 1t is
stated that the clergymen and others
are getting up a petition to the
Governor for a commutation of the
sentence.
To-day, a Chinaman reported to
MacOndray e Co.. consigneeS of the
steamer Lord of the Isles. that there
were 81 cases OF smallpox concealed
on board the steamer. The Quaran-
tine officer went aboard of the steamer
at North Point dock. and found three
Cinnamon sick with variloid stored
away in the box or casing covering
the pump pipes. They were removed,
n,,I thn phi,, Md ,nI at n,,.n -, ba,,l
off into quarantine, which was done.
The officers of the ship say they did
not know of the presence Of the sick
men. All of her passengers landed
yesterday, except the 19 men who
were picked up on the wrecked JUNK.
Some of the Cinnamon say that one
OF their countrymen, ill Of smallpox.
was thrown overheard by them dur
ing the voyage.
At the annual meeting of the Cham
Der of Commerce this afternoon, the
following officers were elected Pres
ident, VIM. L. Coleman (; First Vice
Vice President. l. Friedlander. Irus-
tees c. Christensen, a Dibblee, O.
Eldridge, II. P. Blanchard, James
Otis, Thos. II. Selbv, j. w. Stow,
John H.. Wise. G. +. Bragg, James
DE Fremery, James Patrick, and j. c.
Morrill,.
A. b. Meacham, one of the surviv-
ors of the massacre of the Peace
Commissioners by the Modocs, is in
this city. He is going East oor
Los ANGELES, May q.
At shutdown, last evening. a duel
took place between two young clerks
on the river bank, near the bridge,
within the city limits. Armed with
pistols and accompanied by friends,
the ground was measured Off, and, at
the word fire - only one of the pis-
tolls was discharged. The party with
the other fled. No arrests.
Gregoeio Tapla. a noted horse
thief, was captured with stolen horses
in the Soledad mountains. 40 miles
from this city, and brought in this af-
ternoOn.
SAN JOSE, May q.
The examination of the parties ar
rested for killing Noiget, was held
last evening. Sabas Ruvio acknowl-
edged the shooting, but on the ground
or selt-defense. He was discharged
with the other parties.
A fire this morning DESTROYED two
stores. one dwelling and their con-
tents supposed to be the work of an
incendiary.
OREGON.
PORTLAND. May 81.
The publication of the Daily Herald
was discontinued TODAY. Messrs.
Bellinger, Curry d Co., will begin the
publication of a daily and weekly
Independent Democratic newspaper
to be called the Netcs. The Daily News
is to be an evening paper.
Active steps are being taken for the
celebration of the Fourth of July.
General JOS. a. Hardie, Inspector
General, arrived last night. HisoEiect
is to make an inspection OF all the
military posts in the department of
the Columbia.
The epizooty has reached its highest
stages causing the suspension OF the
street road.
II raiued considerable all lav