, 1879-11-20
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nlIB west LOU IGet from NlG odNaBG L.It. Al
10 O'Clock to-day this cross cat was six
feet in good milling orc with no indications
of a west wall. The Gold Hill News this
evening says OF il: The formation is GER.
tainly promising one. The cross cut is 6
feet in this ore. The ore contains black
sulphurets and chlorides with spots OF
stephanite. The outside OF specimen Sc
cured is covered with fine rich chlorides,
and much Of the ore seen is q fine soft
chloride. There is no hesitancy in saying
that the whole as shown would mill $lGo
per ton, while selections could be made
which would so high in the hundreds.
Exploring vessel Jeanette.
SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-The whaling
bark Dawn arrived to-day from the Arctic.
On September Sd, within % miles OF Herald
Island, she saw the smoke of steamer sup
posed to be the jeanette. About September
25th the ice began to open rapidly to the
north. now think that the exploring ves-
sci jeanette will reach land and we may ex-
pect to hear faom her next year. ''
New ConstiturlOn Eyadei .fr}
The new constitution provides that the d.
ractors or trustees Of corporations and Joint
stock associations snail be Jointly and saw.
orally liable to creditors and stockholders
for all moneys embezzled or misGppropriated
by the officers Of such corporation or Joint
stock associations during the term Of office
Of such officers or trustees. To evade this
provision an agreement is being signed by
the stockholders of one OF the largest banks
in the city waving such liability on the part
of the directors, unless such embezzlement
or misappropriaticn shall be the result of
cooperation, oollusion or negligence of such
director or directors as may be sought to be
made liable for such embezzlement or mis-
appropriation. Other banks are about to
pursue the same course.
on Track OF Outlaws 'r'"
RED BLUFF; Now 9.-The Mendoeino out.
laws, Brown, Billings and Gappz, have been
tracked within a few miles Of this place.
Their trail was lost few miles west of here.
Sheriff Moore, OF MendociSo, and -Chas,
Foster, sheriff OF this county, are after them,
and have large posse of men out It is
thought that they viii be captured soon,e as
they must be somewhere in this immediate
vicinity. "' '''''' '.i" ''.'."
hUHin Storm DOinGs.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 10.--The storm Of
yesterday morning was productive OF consid-
cradle minor damage among the shipping in
the harbor. Several small craft in Mission
Bay were driven ashore or sunk. The
steamer Idaho dragged her anchor and went
ashore at Potrero. The ships James Chester
and Edderside came into collision and both
were considerably damaged. Ferry steamers
had very rough passages, and creek boats
were drawn off.
~ chief Of Police. rf1.si
A report round the City Hall is that Pat.
Crowley will be appointed chief Of police
next month. The selection is the most sat-
isfactory that could be- made, by virtue OF
bis previous. record in that position. .. ..,
t,v,. After swamp Lands.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company to-
day commenced suit in the third district
court against the City Of Oakland TO quiet
title to about 500 acres Of land lying along
the water front of that city on the south side
ofsSan Antonio creek, This course has been
made necessary by the recent agitation of
the water front question in Oakland and
squatters' war which has been in progress
on tie marsh. The land in question is
worth about half n million dollars.i 4p 81
fl' ' Tho W. p C.in Troubie.i ,fI1sa
= SAN FRAXcIsco, Nov. l0.--In the county
court this morning Judge Wright overrule1
demurrer to- the complaint in suit
brought to oust those officers elected by the
Mp. C. who took the salary pledge. The
case now begins to look seriousfor the Off
GERS elect A jury trial has been demanded.
The Workingmen held large meeting on
the sand lots, which was addressed by
Kearney on the decision Of. Judge Wright
overruling the salary pledge cases. Kear-
ney SAID the time had arrived for action,
and that all Werlsingmen' . clubs must re-
solve themselves into military companies
Immediately; that their candidates elect must
be seated when the day arrives, in spite Of
the decisions OF every judge and court this
side Of HI; and by force II necessary. He
concluded by appealing to Nil good citizens
to sustain the ,Workingmen in their cause
Several others addressed the meeting to th
same purport. q tEc!.is1 g1Eaip1n ua
Another shot.
SAN JOSE, Nov. 1l.-This .Gfternoop Joe
Roderguez, an ex.convice and desperate
well knownto the officers OF this city, was
shot by Joseph Felez in front of Minch sa-
loon in Mayfeld, the latter using q shot gun
loaded with buekshot. he died soon after,
ward. The trouble arose from the refusal
Of Felez to furnish deceased with money.
More school Troubles I. Rsai'
SAN Francisco, Nov, 1.-The finance
committee Of the Board OF Supervisors, to
whom was referred, for investigation, charg-
es preferred by School Director Sullivan
against Director Mountain, for having re-
ceived $500 for promising to obtain po-
sition for young lady in the schools, have
reported, sustaining the charge and finding
Mountain guilty OF misdemeanor. In
consequence of the findings OF the finance
committee, Mayor Bryant will at once COM
mence legn proceedings to oust Mountain
from his seat in the Board.
They Must Have the Offices.