Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-28
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Special to the Tri-WeekIy Times
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two days session with closed doors.
A report of the deliberations In de-
tail will be furnished by the Secre-
tary, but the conclusions on leading
matters are as follows: A State
Convention has been called to meet
in San Francisco June 29th. The
basis of representation is the vote
for Haight in 1871. One representa-
! tive for 200 votes so cast, one for
every fraction over 200, over l01 for
each county in addition. Modoc,
Ventura and San Benito counties,
two representatives each. The Ex-
ecutive Committee is directed to call
a primary in San Francisco on April
| Oath and elect seven representatives
| from each Senatorial district. These
will constitute Democratic County
Committee of So. They will con-
stitute the district committees and
have power to call conventions and
! the nomination of Senators and As
semblymen. They shall also APP
point polling places, judges and in
spectors, and prescribe the test for
voters. The test for voting at the
primaries is chose who are opposed
| to the present national administra-
ton, and pledge themselves to vote
| for nominees OF the Democratic State
Convention" The delegates to the
State Convention, for each Congress
sional district, will constitute the
Congressional convention. 1t was
directed that the chairmen of the
/ contesting committees in San Joaquin
county, shall unite in calling con-
State Convention. In case of the re-
| fusal of one the other shall act. The
| Executive Committee consists of
| Col. Hong. The County Committee
| met last evening, the chairman re-
ported in the evening that he had
! had an interview with the State Cen
| trail Committee, and commended that
the County Committee had legal
existence. If they had done any
thing wrong the State Central Com
| mittee should inform them of it, and
suggest some plan instead of ignor-
| ing them IN an arbitrary manner.
! The committee decided to maintain
| it's rights, and proceed with pre-
parations for the primary regardless
of the action of the State Central
Committee.
Winnemucca, New, March 81
Some time during the night a man
called at the house of Sarah Winnie
mucca she not wishing to receive
visitors at that hour, ordered him
to leave. He would not, and seemed
| determined to go in, whereupon she
| drew knife and inflicted terrible
| cash on the mans face, starting at
| the eye and extending down to the
neck. She is now in Jail awaiting
an examination. 1t seems she has
| been on a jamboree since having
trouble with some Indians about 10
days ago.
San Francisco, March 27.-The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Grenada sailed at o'clock
to-day for Panama, via Acapulco.
She carried IS passengers and 666
tons of merchandise.
This afternoon there was filed in
the Recorders office, by James
Lick, reversion of the deed of
trust executed by him in July last.
In reversion he rescinds the trust
deed, stating that such instrument
was made hastily and inconsider-
ately, and under the effects of
mental depression, caused by fail
ing health and supposed speedy
death; was thereby induced to
neglect making suitable provision
for persons having natural claims
upon him, that affects said instru-
ments, and are likely to postpone
the realization of the objects which
he had in view; that some of his
purposes are imperfectly provided
for, and provisions respecting them
of doubtful legality; that he wishes
to make further provision for those
having natural claims upon him,
and at the same time resclnds trust
of bounty so as to avoid all ques~
tions of doubtful legality; that he
thinks his returning health will
enable him to carry out his objects
personally, and he therefore re-
vokes and annuls said instrument,
and all powers, ETC., conferred by
the same upon the trustees; ratify-
ing and confirming whatever said
trustees may have heretofore legal
ly done by virtue of said instru-
ment.
] Jacksonville, Or, March 81
Barndon and Garry were brought
before Judge Wilson to-day; both
waived examination; Barndon was
committed to answer a charge of
murder, and Carry held charged
with grand larceny. 1t is impos-
sible for them to have their trial
until the next regular term in
June, as the Grand Jury has just
been discharged.
: Mcmahon was buried to-day; the
funeral was largely attended.
There is considerable excitement
and talk of lynching both the pris-
oners. but the general desire is that
the law should take it's course.
Los Angeles, March 27th.-The
Immigration and Land Cooper