Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-28
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SACRAMENTO, June 27.-The sew
eral railroad districts have made
nominations for Com missioners as
follows: First Dlstrict-Henry Lar
kin, of Ell Dorado (indorsed); Sec.
Ond-Sam Soule. San Francisco;
Tblrd-General Stoneman, Of Los
Angeles (ndorsed). The Conven-
ton nominated J. F. Clark, of Ala
media, for Surveyor g en- eral; for
Clerk of the Supreme Court, Edwin
F. Smith, of Sacramento.
Fur .ureriDtenaenI of rub,sc In-
strnctton.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 27.-The
Convention has nominated for
superintendent of Public Instruct.
ion, A. L. Mann of San Francisco.
Terry Nominated for Chief Justice
bnt Declines.
SAN FRANCISCO, June CID. S.
Terry was placed in nomination for
Chief Justice but declined in order
to preserve harmony. In Conven-
ton he proposed Nathaniel Ben
nett, of San Francisco, who was
nominated by reclamation. Recess
was then taken.
judge Brndfard for Mesnber OF the
board of EGuniix ,tion.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 81, 1925 p.
M.-The First Congressional Dis
trict Convention has nominated
Judge A. G. Bradford for member
of the State Board of Equalization.
Passengers Going South.
MoJAvE, June 27.-M J More, E
FL Bumstech, Jno Smith, Mrs Belk-
nap and family, b G Whiting, E B
Walker, G F Mcclellan, G P Terry,
w g Gibbard, ] III Mahoney, G l.
Howard.
Yosemite Board W Gem sM issioners
-Mirr0r Lake Road 10 be Free
from Tells.
YOSEMITE, June 26.-The Board
of Com missioners Is still in session.
Yesterday forenoon was spent in
adjusting matters of minor local
Improvement and measures for the
better protection of the valley and
its Interests. In the afternoon the
Board took n session on wheels,
making the circuit of the valley,
Inspecting the action of river cur.
rents, the condition of bridges, etc.
This morning 1t has been resolved
to take possession of Mirror Lake
road, and free it from tolls, COM
mencing July LIST. The route to
this attractive point will be free to
the public. Universal approval
will follow this important reform.
Lieut.. Geo. M. Wheeler arrived in
the valley last evening. and will
spend several days of observation
and recreation here.
Controversy with spain Relative To
American Cisissnnhip.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The
protestant Arbitrator on the part of
spain, aud member of the Spanish
American Mission, having, in &C.
cordance with his protest in the
Dominiguez case, refused to refer
to an umpire the questions affect
ing American citizenship by natu.
ralization, and business In that
class of cases having thus been in
terrupted, the Department of State
will, after the facts shall have be n
reported to it by the American Ar
bitrator, open a correspondence
with Spain on the subject with a
view to an adjustment Of the diff
Guilty.
The Faii River strske.
FALL RIVER, Mass, June 25tb.
The great struggle between the
manufacturers and spinners begins
to morrow. The general opinion Is
that the manufacturers will win,
though the spinners affirm that
they will make 1t a costly victory.
Kis'~a by hts Son.
CINCINNATI, June &c John
Jung, keeper of q dlsreputable
house at Carthage, short distance
from this city, was shot and fatally
wounded by his son last night.
Young Jung was put in Jail.
The Fiesco ht Wnshi"xsou
NEW YORK, June 28th.-The
World thinks that the action of the
Democratic caucus yesterday was
distinctly satisfactory. Tacking
repeats to appropriations and refus-
ing appropriations If repeats are
forbidden, is a measure only justi-
fable In the presence of imminent
danger, and 1t is impossible t.
make the country believe that the
danger in this case is imminent.
The Sun says the Democrats will
90 home, leaving upon the statute
book every election law that stood
there four months ago. Not one
line or letter has been wiped out by
their efforts. Democratic organs
object to the use of the word 'sur'
reuder' in describing this humili
ating outcome. Ii there has beer
no surrender, there has been nj
fight.
the Colorado Railroad Tronbiss
DENVER, June 26.-Justice Mil
Ter, of the Supreme Court of thu
TInifed States. this morning. I'll