Arizona citizen., 1879-07-05
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 2 SACRAMENTO, June 27.-The New $ Constitution party Honorable Bilks T have completed their State ticket a, = follows: L. E. Crane. Secretary oi g State; II. M. Larue, Controller; Cyru. 2 Jones, Treasurer; C. W. Cross, Attor 2 ney General; J. ". Smith, Clerk oi ? supreme Court; A. L. Mann. Superin tendent of Public Instruction. Fol . Railroad Commissioners, Gen. George
 Stoneman, \. S. Larkin and Sam Cole :. For Justice Supreme Court, Nathaniel Bennett, and Associate Justices Alex ] Campbell, C. 4. Suttle, J. II. McKune,
 Col. II. Bingham, Col Dorsey and J. ! C. Burch.
 l SAE FRANCISCO, June 27.-R. H. Moon shot and killed 4. Fulton yes .terday at Dupont powder magazine in J Marin County.
 I PHgNIX, June 2S.-A Herald special from Prescott says Judge Silent yes |terday sentenced prisoners as follows:
 Juan Ruibal ten years in penitentiary ! for stage robbery; Harry Hudson five ! years for burglary; William Bowman three years for grand larceny. The ! grand jury directs that C. ". Beach be 1 iretried in a justice court for assault. ] Grand Jury has adjourned.
 The public schools have closed for a vacation of two months. Examina- ti0ns were elaborate.
 Jesus ROmera, the sabre-slasher of Ph9niX, has been sentenced 10 six months in Jail, and a Mexican, for drawing a deadly weapon on Thurs day night to thirty days
 The Masons are to hold a meeting| on next Wednesday for the purpose of organization.
 CHICAGO, June 2S.-The Times Wash ! ingt0n special says that should Con- gress adjourn on Monday without pass ing caucus bill number two the Presi-l dent will immediately call Congress together again.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 30-The new constitution party in state convention has nominated D. C. Reed of San Die go, Lieut.. Governor, vice West de clined
 TIFLs, June 27.-The Turcomans who raided into the Persian Territory destroyed two forts and took many prisoners.
 Deatb Of King 8 H00isey.
 PHOENIX, June 29-King S. Wool ], sey died of apopleXy tlis morning at 3 o'clock He came to Arizona in 1860, and was the first white settler north of the Gila river He served 1 five sessions in the Arizona legislature. and was President of the council ot the sessions of 1875 and 1877. He was. 7 a candidate for Delegate to Congress | in 1878 Col Woolsev was a very en- ! -erprising man, and his death is great loss Co this community. His re- ! mains will be buried tomorrow by the | lIasons. s
 Henry Savers, a well known sport ing character, died last night
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS, June 30.-Itis' established beyond any doubt by the confession of the captured squaw and 1ther evidence that the Indians killed , ly Lieut.. NOn SChrader on the Both 1 nst. were those who murdered Kearny. -t is also shown by the confession of he squaw that the good Indians wereI hose who attacked and destroyed the 'ibiey tent MARTIN. 4. A.G.
 GRANDMA" Yes, children, when | vas young as you are I used Co walk n my sleep Tommy (cagerlv)- c Say, grandma, what time did you [, maker ' [
 WAsHNGToy. July 1.-The Senate ii mended the House resolution fixing |. he time of adjournment tO , P. II. to- av, and the House concurred in the n e
 The President and Cabinet have n een at the Capitol all day. II
 John d. Hunter, of Missouri, has ., cen appointed Chief Justice of Utah. !
 SACRAMENTO, July 1.-The Demo. ? ra,ic State Convention met and or " anized by election of Dr. Schorb. .. resident, and R. o. Cravens. Secre- lrv. Committee on Credentials were ppointed; also, on platform and order. a f business, after which a recess was li iken. 4 strong effort is being made e nominate Dr. Glenn for Governor, I @ being the nominee of the Honor ei Jle Biiks. m SAN FRANcIscC, July 1-The Rail " pad Company is putting several hun aI red Chlnamen tO work on the Oak H' md wharf, and great excitement is C, 'eated thereby among the Oakland VI A meeting has been 10 cid and an address prepared request r the company to withdraw the hinamen.
 WASHINGTON, July 2-After adopt g the usual complimentary resolu- be lns Co the presiding officers of the Of mate and House, at D. m. yester- co " Congress adjourned. ,- The Commissioner of Internal Rev IA lue says the failure to make appro- 'ialions for Deputy Marshals throws til e field wide open for illicit distil- fo NEW YORK, July 2.-The Herald ss, 'ints two-column interview with Vl liher Gevin, who has just arrived lu om Sitting Bulls camp with a mani pr 7to from that warrior asking for cA ace anal protection and their old I q, lnting grounds. th SACRAMENTO, July 2.-The Demo WW' ltic State Convention has adopted a ba atform and elected State Central To 'mmittee After much confusion UIo!, d discussion over various resolutions -. e convention nominated Dr. Glenn. Io Colusa, for Governor. he being the SUI me as nominated by the Honorable Ks for Governor. Congressional minatiCus were made as follows is
 J. Clunie. of Sacramento. in the bo cond District; c. ?. Berry. of Sutter. -t, the Third District; Wallace Leach. S'' San Diego, in the Fourth District pa
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