Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-12

ast;cal control must be maintained aud
no public school moneys diverted 10 sup.
mort sectarian schools; that the Central
P acific Railroad is State corporation
amenable TO the laws Of the stare
which has the right TO regulate fares anu
freiphts within her borders ana govern
ment, and has the same power ~
inter State lines; that the people
should exact pledges from the
candidates for this legislation. pihu-
ing themselves TO reduce the iaies
and freights TO fair standard, ana aooi-
isb all unjust Determinations; that the |
party is opposed to all schemes whereby
under a pretence of providing gas ana
water. parties enrich themselves al 'ne
/ expepse OF the community; and hnaay
invite the cooperation OF the iafnink
interest in carrying out the measures Oh
the platform, and decries against disseh-
tiops in party ranks.
resolution to limit the Presidential
term of office to two terms was 'o'eu
down. Gorbam opposing it.
| A resolution was adopted that all ci'i-
zeps regardless Of color we're entitled 10
equal educational facilities.
Mr.. Mcfarland Of sacre mento' INTRO
duced a resolution as substitute Tor the
railroad plank in the platform, holding
that while opposed to subsidy and tres
pass by co operations on the rights OF the
/ peo pie, it is not polite to force corpora
! tions into politics by hostile resolutions
7 and supported his resolution IN his
} speech. Gorham followed IN strong
: sneecb scoring and denouncing the rail
g road company, and claiming that the
r plank was only what was called for and
Q disclaiming any hope of further reward
i at the hands Of the party. Bornck spoke
against the plank in the platform. Judg'
d Minor of San Francisco, favored Nc
!, Farlands substitute. Dorrance Of Stock
It ton. and Coghlan OF Vallejo, supported
If the plank as reported.
7, On vote the platform was adopted a
d submitted.
70 Sears. of San francisco. introduced
IS resolution in favor of the repeal OF tn
t. mortgage tax law. which was adopte
unanimously. -
in Nominations for Governor were next /
Is order. r.-..z......s..
8, Richards, of Santa Barbara, nomina
ted Romaldo Pacheco. Mcclure of Sa
I. Mateo, nominated T. Gray Phelps.
n Pacheco, in brief speech announce
his declinaton OF nomination.
n Phelps, then on motion Of Coghla'
y. WAS declared nominated by acclamatio
n. Dorrance of San joaquin, nominate
"a J. NJ. Cavis for Lieutenant Governo
or There being no other nominations. Cav
OF was declared nominated by acclamatio
he For Secretary of State, o. H. Hallett
to Butte, and Drury Melone were placed
at nomination. Melone declined. Hall
at was then nominated by reclamation.
ad Convention adjourned until 10 o'clo
on tomorrow.
nd SACRAMENTO, June 1.-The Reput
I'VE can Convention concluded its work
en- day by nominating j. J. Green O.
re- troller, r. f. Gardner Surveyor Gener
the Wm. Beokman, Of Sacramento, Ire
on, urer; f. D. Sawyer, Of San Francis
18th Attorney General; Grant l. Taggart,
ID San Francisco, Clerk Of the Supre
we'd Court, and Ezra S. Carr, formerly OF
not University of California, Superintend
! OF of Public instruction, 1t is now c
the rently reported. with good foundati
in that an effort is making to prevail VI
10Th Pacheco to stand in for the nominal
do for Congress in the Fourth District,
The The State Central Committee CONVEX
dis at o'clock, at the Orleans, and cleo
Tho Alex. G. Abel Chairman and Marcus
'een Boruck Secretary.
the PnEscoTT, Ari.. June 1.-THE VIC
'hon south of here have been burning for
hich eral days. The fire is supposed to be
work of an ineendiary. 1t has bun
over an area several miles in length
- sua,,, toor IN fiva in width