Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-06
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h Liberal ReiormerS nominated
+. ID. Wheeler for Judge of the Nine
teenth District Court.
The Tax Payers balloted several
times for James Otis and James IT.
vine for Mayor, but without nominal
Ing either. A.. s. Halladie was warm
ly indorsed for the position, but the
Il candidate again, unless they know
first whether he will accept.
A fire o. the Potrero this morning
destroyed McDonald's dwelling
house; loss, about 1000. Another
house was damaged.
ID. ). Shute Il Co.'S carriage factory,
on O'Farrell street. VAS injured to the
eX n of about 5000.
The reported charges Of bribery
against BurkiSS. Assistant Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department., will
tie investigated 10y the Fire Commits
SionerS to-day.
The Board of Supervisors last night
passed a resolution to print an order
intended to break up the traffic in
Chinese woman in this city.
Ii has beer ascertained that the loss
by the fire on O'Farrel! sti Get this
morning in Shuts carriage factory
amounts to about Sl5, 900. Several old
sacks and other articles saturated
with coal oil indicate that the fire was
the work Of an incendiary.
Trade i'll the city at the present time
is very quiet. There have been but
little movement for several months.
There is a general dullneSs in all de-
p~artaientS of business.
The Alaska took an unusually large
number of passengers for New York
via Panama, to day. Amongst them
were seamen recently discharged
from Mare Island.
All Long tried to murder Lender
Snlith with a long knife to-day, but
failed in his deadly purpose. He was
arrested.
The tax cases were before the Su.
preine Court again this afternoon.
The judges have invited prominent
members of the bar of the State and
the city to give their views upon the
interesting question of the legality of
the tax on mortgages and solvent
debts.
Mission SAN JOSE. Aug. 5.
y fine. steady rain fell last night
about ii o'clock, continuing until 9
this plOrning. but doing no damage
to grain o Interfering but little with
lhreshing. TIE vineyards i'm this
vicinity were greatly benefited by the
rain.
Los ANGELES. Aug. 5.
Grading forces for the Z. r. II. Co,
with a complete outfit of teams and
men from the northern end of the
line. arrived in this city this after
noon, and will commence work iul-
medlately. n large quantity OF rail
" iron, ties and other material are
arriving at Wilmington.
The sale OF seat in the Jewish Syn-
aSnsue realized over ten thousand
dollars; bltilng was spirited. The
amount realized is very large in pru-
norton tn the small number of fauui.
lies in our city.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, Aug. 5.
Inc Democratic County Conven-
tlon assembled to-day and nomina.
ted for county Judge. The Democrats
Endorsed j. ID. Hines AS an indenend.
INT candidate. For District Attorney.
j. Nj. Brooks; for Sheriff, Frank Pc
tesok: for County Treasurer, NJ. De.
campo; for County Clerk, J. Nj. Mil.
Ter; for Superintendent of Public In
struction, +. 5. Buchanan.
UTAH.
SALT LAKE, August 5.
Inc dlvorce case of Anna LIZA
o"'S oS"iliSt DilSlldIu 4OlnI, was
mp to-day before Judge Emerson.
DEPENDENTS attorney, Hem,s,ead,
made a point that the papers we're
not properly served, inasmuch as the
officer was appointed in chambers.
ana not IN court. Judge Emerson
held thai the point was well taken.
and that plaintiff must make service
again. a new service of the Dauers
will he at once made.
The Territorial election rasseC off
quietly, outside of the Gentle mining
camps. The Mormon ticket was Ell,
ected.
tremendous rain storm was ey-
pirienced yesterday, doing considera-
hle damage.
The headquarters Of the Western
mon IeieSraph Company has been
moved from Omaha and established
here.
OGDEN, August 5.
"A fire commenced in Hiprinbo.
thahs THIS morning. Seven stores
were burned; loss, $4,000.
OREGON.
~ PORTLAND. August ).
Inc body. OF Henry Inversion,
missed during the fire, was fnuud
yesterday IN the river, he having fall
en- into a log boom. lie leaves = wife
and several children.
Chlef Engineer Bruen had his face
SO badly burned that he is scarcely
recognizable,
The Mayor has appointed a gener-
al rellef committee from some of the
most prominent citizens, to solicit aid
ana disburse to the needy. Chicago
teiegraphs. rendering aid and symIa
my. The merchants of Sai, Francis.
co also tender money for relief.
Fl 5n -, NEVADA.
Reno, August j.
As the freight train on the Virginia
p& Hftskee railroad WAS CROSSING the
bridge today, two Indian fOys IL at.
tempsniS 10 climb on the train we're
thr"wn under the wheelsa and one was