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An Inquiry From CoIorcd Man.

Edltors lnlelltEGnceI:
Asyour paper is the only one through
which we take pride in making our vricy.
ances known to the public, desire to
know why colorcl men are mol empaneled
in this State to serve us jurors in the Uni.
ted States District Court? have no re-.
collection but once that there were colored
men selected as jurors, and that is so long
ago that It has almost slipped my memory,
Now as that Court is in session PERHAPS
the Marshal, Mr.. Patton, will rise and ex,
plain. Think there is no doubt that We
are entitled TO some consideration In this
Court, Il not in the Courts OF the State OF
West Virginia.
Upon this question | have been inter.
rogated by intelligent colored men OF tho
First and Second Districts, who shy that
We even have not a page In these districts,
but that colorcd men are only EMPLOYED
rs mere body servants. The colorcd leo.
Pile do not desire to be merely represented
as servants, They ask u fair representa-.
ton as q race, and we hope that Attorney
Golf will SEQ hereafter that those who
were and still are his friends are not for.
gotten in this respect. Not that We arc
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Ws,,ssal Nnt,.,,=
TO CONTRACTORS


vW Va. lioSFlTAi I'm vr,
WEATON, ", Va, Trtr,,,t." E ,'AANL,
Sealed proposals viii b. rcC,iv,J -, \; % la
dressed W the Secretary o. Tho lLsri W" W oavt 4
a. Weston, "; Va up 10 Apulg Z. In " " VINth'
NJ sh1 N'iI % opened Pu6lI,Iy Al 10 ",Iat''tL
on !ae Iay iolIeT,ng, by the l,inl, ''''IlL
For the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter Work,
Fur the ElAAtSinE Work,
For the Roofing Work.
an iOr !he t4ln1lnE and Glazing Wo,t
necessary tVr tue construction nj H.
we httNtaI, With stU COttr.IrnI ia ,Nraaa
VT W.T. s ~ Ou!I-ehCtPI S,nlr minot rbI'SI. =,
IN " ~ Wv 1touSi Tue building being \ ~ IN
long W itet Wide, and lhIrt ani LHs !, a. M
The walls will he about iWUieri ibirF , ~" AJL
o. which VIII DO Of stone. and ArleI S NY NtaI
foot 10 thickness. ''NS" WIN bdtt a,
Bids will liz received separately IA, h.
complete IN Tue walls; The hliuk r,Fs ,'ql
wallis The carpenter wUlk rumrI,ir. ~ m,'hh
complete TUE tCGhnE, spuling aud Isll,, IT..N.n'F
PieIei AM Iot IhG painting aud aiding rCul N. we
0OhtIactOf, In each rASe, furnishing tTrr,,i,"L "
Saty 10 complete Ills contract, hNI,.
The material us d must be Of the l..,i ,,,,,.
70 te subject 10 the in1pe ton Of ibs I'M ~
peIinttudtnt heiJIt Icing put Ia the huliJ,n. 81
The contractor for tho biore work il IN -.
his work OIL Or before The Bah ay ii Anil ,a.aes
Sompivts HS salhe vi " l+l'r' lhr III linV ii ~
her 1879. The rOntT. ctr for Tie lnirI ~, t'a'
really 10 commence laying Liirk Ia th. vSII' Ih
lore The 18th day VI June, 1872 and r.ST,Ge'
same Hgaihst the lat day II n rvu,bc, y "
contractor for the tarleRler work /, 10 ~. ~
With the stone aud brick work and /, lo6nIL ttMP
Tract within one month EiteF the lb,lrtr, '
contract. Tho CunIFBCiur InI ls,tu,in. az w ~
Will keep hla work vel up after The rItI"I M. AhL,i
10 hnIlh the same within one month al,tr n.
ter finishes bis contract. The contractor fan M
TO Commence his work on nr bere III, m
cembeT, 1917, and complete the SINE A, .on "
IIcable thereafter. The contractor for nISS,,Ft'
10 begin his work BY the LIT day Of 4, XII I1.L
hniSh the same by the Ist day Il July ioii,rIl ~
Contractors will be paid Oh m1Iihv ~,
made out ny the Superintendent, on WI ~ sJJEH
tertAl, rrrfTylnR Is Ter cent zach r,tIm,,. " y.
| the WhOl0 Of each contract Is crlupIrlt,l VIII
All proposals shall Le RcrUlnnsuieI bv ,..I..,
sufficient loud AID security, Conditioned ,s,, "
law, 70 10 approved By the hard Of iHrrrio,, ;,.
IAthtnl performance ii The CUndIn, Of H. ", ~
tract bid trr. The Halty Of sal bond ,hIll \, W.,
least one-hRt Of the aggregate amoautO lhs rost,,'
The Hoard Of ntreciorS reserve the ,i,ht IN ,L.,
all bids aud prOceel to re lct the ronirltt q, ~
tEaCts. ""
Films and Specifications can he atn Al, IN, W.,
Virginia Hospital for the InGane At Wrs,ou !, ~
Htttr the 10Th Of March, lS7g.
IN, VI " i HI IIyEiy, Elcos.
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u was dragged down with debt, pov.
erty and suffering for years, caused BY q
sick family and large bills for tlo6to7ing,
which did them no good. / was com.
pletely discouraged, until one year ago,
by tho advice Of MY pastor, I procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use,
and in one month we were all well, and
none Of liz have been sick day since;
and ! want to say 10 all poor men, you
can keep your families well q year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors visit
will cost know Il. a WoREINGMAN."
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Spssaal Nntass,.
"a GARD

To all who are suffering from The srOn and indis
cretIOnS ii youth, ner1Oasweakness early decay los
Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This tsat rsRiedy wa
discovered ny mIs.IOnary In south America. Send
a set.addre,se,i envelope TO the REV. JosKPH T. IL.
MAS, SLatioa D. Bi3te AO4'e, EeW iert Guy,
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BELMONT COUNTY has eight delegates in
the next Ohio Republican State Conyen.
ton, called to meet at Cincinnati oil the
2Sth of May. Jefferson county has SEVEN
and Monroe two.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DKrAEruRE oy rsAIys-wHxEL,ss TIVE.

Philadelphia A1ummOlHti0 n.-ThiS train 0nly ruuS
between Watching and Tr!adelphiA.
tDally except sunhRy-NOwlfk Accommodation.
tStGubeuyille Accommodation. train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Belalre, stopping when required ii
sherman House. ktnaville Wet Wheeling and
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State Of West Virginia, City Of Wheeling, s.. Ia The
Municipal Court OfWhI cling.
Helena Kriit
70. In ChAucCFy,
Virginia Kraft aud Others. ...
BY virtue Of decree Of tho Municipal Court Of
Wheeling, ENTERED IN The abOve entitled cause 90 the
18TH day d February, 1879 the uudersiSned appoint.
e special Commissioner for the purpose will II the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
A. D. 1872 commanding At 10 o'clock A. N, sell a,
public auction the following described rea estate that
to say: Lot numbered nine 10 square nunbereI ten
In Eprisg and R'lche's addition 10 South Wheeling,
enlnouly called RItChistown, but now called South
Wheeling, Ia Ohio county, State Of West vIrglniA
TERMS or SALE -0ne. tUurth aud W much more a.
the purchaser may elect, cash 10 hand on the day II
sale the balance III three equal instHmPnts At four
eight and twelve months respectively irnm day o.
Ale the purch User 10 give no eS barring interest," with
Eood personal security for the deferred yneuts the
title to he retain ID until payment l. made 10 full
". J. ". C0WpEN,
Special Commissioner.
W. II. HALLER, AucllUhtCr, mhl5-s
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LLOYD I.owSDs, ST., died atcTdFkSbhrp
at eleven o'clock 4. N.,'yesterday, in hi
10Th year.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of two DOsils Of Trust made by sa!lIs G.
Rockwell and =, Rockwell, her husband n mo q
trust &c, the lt dated May lS 1879 rrcOrlrd Ia Deed
Of Trust Book No. g. PIge ~! the second dated No.
ycmber 18th. 1873 reSorde Ia Decd Of Trust Book
No. {? age as Of the records Of Ohio county, West
Virgins, will sell At the rOlt door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, OH
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY uF APRIL, 1879,
commenting at 10 Oe:Ck 4. ", the following dpset Ib-
Cd property; The 1as Sikteeh feat Cd tho Cait half Of
lot numbered seEentyhHr situated IN The south side
Of Eghtet nth street. between Jacob aud Wood streets
IN thai part Of the city u Wheeling called East
Wheeling. 'r.f. ~. VI
Title good but will convey only such tile a, Is
Heste'l In NE by said deeds n trust
TKRAs o. SALE -onC.thtTd cath, the h1lance In two
equal instAlments At six and twelve months neEoa.
bic nOte Clearing Interest to be given for the eei red
payments, aud the title 70 10 retained until payment
Is mace in full.
WI. ". cowDES, Solicitor. '' mills
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weIIsburg and HteubenViIIe Finanees.
Our two neiglboS, wellsburg and steu'
benville, make good show financially in
their respective papers. Thereceipts and
expenditures Of the former for The last
three wears have been As follows;
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benville, make a good show financially in
their respective papers. The receipts and
expenditures Of the former for The last
three years have been as follows:
I!ccdpv. Expenditure,
Is {" 'iS,..".,,",~ 1911 81 i,Ii5 %
Tho wharfage receipts in these 8 years
were, respectively, SllO, SIG 30, aud S3I.
The "tax book" receipts have run down
from 81 1905 OF in 1857 to $3.50 % for
1888. In the year 1857 they collected
S43Oior saloon licenses, but for the last
two years no receipts Of that sort appear.
Strange TO say, however, the fines for the
two last years were, respectively, 1908 and
$40, while in the first year they were
only SS5 80. !!
The financial statement Of Steubcnville
shows receipts for the year ending the lst
OF March amounting to SIS, l5D II, and ex-
penditures OF $l3,73O II. There was a
balance in the treasury, however, at tho
beginning Of the year Of Ssh IS, aud
thus notwithstanding the expenditures Of
the year exceeded the receipts by $5,574,
still there was balance Of 81, S77 70 left
on hands. The receipts from wharfage
were only S227 80 aud from market hou4e
stalls, $l7. Til Q hesviest item Of expendi
ture was for streets and alleys, viz: Sill,
1856 ~. The police expenses were SSH
SO. Those Of the Fire Department -,
92s g., and for public lamps 1905 g.
Steubenville has no deb!, and all she
needs TO make her happy is the retention
otthe railroad shops and system Of goot
turnpikes throughout the county. Unfor-
tunately, it is doubtful whether her wishes
in these 70 meets are 10 be gratificd.
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.RuSTEE,S SALE.

Ihe Above sale Is POSTPONED uItil SATURDAY,
March 22d, al 10 o'clock A, y. ii The Nlne place.
ulhl0 s. +. lIILDREIIl, TrFth,
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The aLOre sale IL postponed until SATURDAY
MORNING, February I'd, at 10 o'clock
fell 5. r. lllLDKETII, Tru,ie.
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The slle Of the Gushing property Is aljourntl until
SAT UkDAY, MARLH SIh, 1t lUO'rlCE An
fc"l ). I, IIlLDKE1lI, IEuI,tt.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1873.

TnEspeCial rateshave been fully restored
to all parts Of the Baltimore K Ohio road.
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BY virtue Of deed d trus. made by ll,aty S
Richards and Mary ", his wife, to me- lltl The I'd
day o. February, 1873, aud recorded Ia the oA1 4
the Cleik Of the County Court u Ohio county We,
Vlrlula, 10 Deed ri Trust BOX No 10, iuIs Ill I'D
162, shall sell Rt public auction to Tie highs, Nj.
der Ht the !rUnt door Of the tour lOnr Of Md COg0-
", 10 the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, MARCH s, RT9,
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock 4. ". the lollOUi4slr
l63 Of EOt aud ChAplInes addition to tie tiiy d
street anu north oil ALLEY twenty, beginning al ID,
southeast corner Of kGld lot, thence fnnnns nCriA
along the eastern boundary Of Hbl lOt hilan mi.
thence westwardly In line Iallrl nth the SD0iLTA
boundary Of said lot one huuRlNl aud tErhly!SO
feet, thence southEArdly with M Hllry hlrrH In,
thence eAEtwArlly one luEdrtrl Ahl tUrniy.tEV Id
with the southern boundary a said lot to the Pad
6egtnningi being the same property conveyed " WI
luelArds by James Campbell aud wife BY died tai.
log date tho 18th day u November, lsIl and Trdri
In the Clnk Office Of thu County COuTI VI THO naA
~. In Deed Book No. 81, page 4H,
lEkASOF SALK-OnG thousand dollars Of The put
chase money, or RS much more NJ the pvrhAs'F aIy
elect IN hanl, the balance IN Two SluI mats msnb
payable Six and twelve mouths respectively IlIrf The
date Of AAe With interest, the deferred payments 10 y
hccutel by deed u trust on the property Nd, ills
believed goUd, but selling As trustee shall only tot-
Vey such title As 10 resttJ ln me by said deed Of FO'
feG J. D.EWlSG, Trustee
The above Sa!e has been postponed Wn.l S4IrR.
DAY, March 10, At 10 O'CIOck \. NJ a tue 'Ame plIS
nIhI0 J. u. EWISG, Trustee.
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overly anxious to serve as Jurors, but sim.
ply that justice may be done even II We
are in West Virginia,
AcOtaRfe M.Sses fuH flEs1 psTEIcT,
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The above sale Is postponed unIiI SATURDAY
MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, Al 10 o'clock AN
Iebl0 $. L. lIll.pRETIl, TrusIt.
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Trsssssea' Salss,


HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF CHApIIyp
L STREET RESIDENCE -..y virtue ii 4 al =
trust made by Daniel Cushing and wife 10 NJ !,
trustee, dated February I, 1915, and rrCnlN in M
No. Folio lGS, will offer for sale nj the inn, ~
o. the Court House oil Ohio county, on SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 6, 1879, II IOO'rlO 4, ", tie ilETsi
described property tOwit: lot No. IG!, ,ln1iNion i
west aide Of ChGplIne street, between 9tI SnI "A
stteets, Centre Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-Onr-thirl tOr A. much mS,vn
The purchaser may elect To Iayj In cash and iae II
AnCe In equal InEIRlments, IN six, INrlVr, EIfhtIl
aud twenty .lOMr months, With FtI lei cent. iois.
est. The deferred payments to liz utulvd \,
deed Of trust OIL the property sold aud "a in,Vf.
aneo to tue amount Of S2,OOOivr the benefit d i,
trust.
S. p. liIIDRETIi, TRUSTEE.
wnEEtISd, January =, 1872
The above sale Is postponed un SATURDAY
M0RNlNG, FEBRUARY is, Al 10 o'clock AN,
Iebl0 S. T. lIlLpRETIl, TTusI..
The above sale IL postponed until SATURDAY
M0KNlNGr February I'D, at lOOClOck.
fell $. r. lllLDKETlI, TFu,tv.
The S1le Of the Gushing property /, aljournsl until
SAT UkpAY, MARLH Slh, 1t IOO'ClucG An
fc"l ). I, IIlLDKE1lI, IEuI,tt.
Ihe Above sale Is IO,tI Ontl Until SATURDAY.,
March I'D, al 10 o'clock a, y. ii The Nlue place.
ulhlO $. +. lllLDREIIl, TrHib.
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Tho wharfage receipts in these 8 years
were, respectively, sltO, SIG 20, and $3t.
The "tax book" receipts have run down
from $l,SG6 OF in 1857 to $3.50 % for
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-28
POLITICAL PROSPECTS.

The political situation, so far as the OPP
position TO the Republicans is concerned
remains decidedly mudlled. Since their
State Convention, the Workingmen have
been kept very busy patching up their
ticket, many declining the places assign.
Oh them and il being difficult to procure
other subjects willing to sacrifice them,
selves on the altar of Kearneyism. The
II. Honorable Blk or Hungry Buz-
za-d-State Convention met in Sacra-
raento last Wednesday afternoon and is
presumably still in session. All reports
concur in the statement that one Of the
De Young's and Judge Terry in comb-
nation will dictate its course rs tyrani-
csliy as did Kearney that of his misguid
ed followers. Those named inently
TO- Governor are said to decline unless
they can be assured Of the Democratic
saPpart. The Chronicle insists and
claims to speak by authority when ii says
no com promise shall be made. Among
the names being canvassed for positions
on the State Ticket we notice those Of A.
Il. Andrews, Of Shasta, Tor Controller,
and that Of w. j. Tinnin, of Trinity, for
Lieutenant Governor or Secretary Of
State. From the remarks made by the
latter in the Democratic County Conven.
tion this week, it is presumed that :he
II. b. folks are using his name without
his knowledge or consent. Mr.. Andrews
is reported to have gone over to the New
Constitution people unanimously.
While the II. BIS are said to epurn all
proposals for fusion coming from the De-
hocracy, the latter are represented ne op-
posing similar propositions ema mating
from the New Constitution Camp
Shou Id Independent nomnatiens be made
by each it will divide the Democr:ic Par
~ into three branches and give the Re-
publicans an easy walk-over. On the
other hand there is large element in the
Democ ratio Party who will never sur
rcnder to any faction, and who will pre-
fer to support Perkins and the rest of the
Republican State Ticket rather than en-
dorse anything which to them looks like
dshonorabe compromise or an aLand-
eminent Of the principles for the success
Of which they have always labored. Look
At the situation in ~ny ligl.t you may
please, and we fail to see any other posi-
BILE result than the triumphant election of
the entire Republican State Ticket.
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FOR G0TERNOR,
GEORGE c.. PERKINS,

FOR G0TERNOR,
GEORGE C. PERKINS,
of San Francisco,
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
JOHN MANSFIELD,
OF Los Angeles.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE
ID. NJ. BURNS,
of YOlO.
FOR STATE CONTROLLER,
ID. NJ. KENFIELD,
OF TuOIImne.
FOR STATE TPEASUPER,
JOHN WE'LL,
of Sierra.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. l.. HART.
of COlusa,
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
j. w. .sHANKLIN,
of Alameda,
FOR CLERK or SUPREME COURT
FRANK w, GROSS,
of San Francisco.
FOR SUPT. OF PUBT1C INSTR UCTTON
4, vi. CAMPBELL,
Of Alameda.
FOR CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,
Al RHODES,
of Santa Clara.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICES,
is. BELCHER ..... .............Of Yuba
j. Il. HALE ."............ ..........Of Placer
A. y, CATLIN N............Of sacramento
NJ. HI. MYKICK ........O of San Francisco
u. ID, WHEELER.....ofS San Francisco
q. T, RICHARDS. .. ofSanta Ba rbara
FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
First District.
JOSEPH n. CONE,
OF Tei,ama.
ron CONGRESS-;
Third District.
JOSEPH MCHENSA,
of soianO.
FOR MEMBER OF STATE BOARD or
EQCALLZATIONl
Third District,
WARREN BUTTON,
of Marin.
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will do his whole duty, ithout fear or
favor.
For Congress from the third District,
Jos. MCKENSA, of Solsno, was renomin- =
ated. 1t will be remembered that he
msde a gallant fight under the most ad
verse circumstances two years ago, and
the large vote he then received entities
him to recognition at this time. 1t is
generally conceded that there is but lit
tie Democratic majority in this District,
and if the independent voters will study
the best interests of the country, they will
certainly vote for McKenna and triumph
antly elect him.
WARREN DUTToN, Of Marin, for
Mem Der of the State Board of Equaliza =
tion from the Third District, is an elderly
gentleman who has served as Assessor in
his county for eight or ten years, being
elected, we are informed, once or twice
without opposition. lie possesses fair
share of ability and every qualification
neces sary for a faithful discharge of the
duties of the important position to which
he aspires.
No mem Der of the Republican Pa ty
of Califonia can afford 10 scratch single
name on the excellent ii cket put forth by
their State Convention and referred to
above. Not only has the ticket no taint
OF mon opoly or railroad influence cling
ing to it, but we can assure our readers
that from the head 20 the foot it was nom
insted in direct opposition to that element
and all the strength it could command.
The lie is given directly to the charge of
"machine," when it is known that George
c. Perkins was triumphnntly nominated
on the frst ballot without even an attempt
at organization on the part of his own
ardent supporters. Three good and pro-
m inent Republicans were placed in oppo-
sition to him and Perkins received II
more votes than were necessary to a
choice. Having known the man person E
ally for sixteen years we deem it an honor
to give him our unqualified Endorsement
and support. 1t will probably never oc-
cur that his private interests and public
duty will come in conflict, but shou Id
such an occasion ever transpire we are
certain that Gcoege Perkins as Governor
will sink all self interest and act unreser
vedy for the whole people and the best
interests OF the State of California. Dem
ocrats and Republicans alike admire and
respect his honesty, ability and integrity
and the votes which he will receive or
the Sd day of September next will not be
alone those of Republicans. His election
will be due to the confidence reposed in
the man by all classes ofcitizcns through
out the State.
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A SOLID CITIZEN San Francisco
Alta, a commercial paper not given to
fuisome praise Of anything or nybody,
has this to say in relation to the next
Governor
1t is impossible to know him without
admiring his business like frankness. He
thinks clearly, decides promptly, says
yes or no in unmistakable terms, respects
himself and knows how to respect others
for manly quantities. 1t would be diff
cult 10 find a man more highly esteemed
among his intimate friends, or more
capable of making favorable impress
sion on brief acquaintance, than Geo.
Q. Perkins. In these facts lay much of
his strength. 1t was felt that he would
make good Governor. and that the
better the people knew him, the more
willingly they would vote for him. He
has no interests not in harmony with
those Of the State.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY Cd, 1877!

The Central Committee further rec.
ommends that Republican voters of the
county assemble in their several precincts
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 2sth, 1870,
and hold Primary meetings for the elec-
ticn of Delegates in accordance with the
above Apportionment.
By order Of the Comm ttee.
John MARTIN, Chairman.
Z. W. CRAIG, Secretary. I'd.
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ELECTION, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. SD, 1879.
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THERE will be an election within an
election on the coming Sd of Septem ber.
The last Legislature provided that the
electors Of the state should vote on
the question Of Chinese immigration, so
that an expression of the opinion of Cali
forhia on the subject could be given to
the East. For that purpose the Govern
or must issue his proclamation thirty days
before the election. The election, how
ever, is scarcely necessary one, for
Eastern people know by this time how
California stands on this subject. Sec.
Doe.
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VOLUNTARY SUPPORT.-Amonp the
many ngratulatory kilograms received
by the Republican nominee for Cover
nor of California, we select the following
from one who has long been Democrat
and who is an honor to that or any other
party. tits one of many similar tokens
of fregard and respect and indicates the
general enthusiasm with which the nom
ination has been received /:
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 10Th, 1879.
GEORGE c. PERKINS: For myself
and on behalf ola host of Democrats
congratulate you on your great victory,
to be eclipsed by that of your triumph ;
ant election. am yours to command at
home and in the field. II this makes me
a Republican let it be so.
A. CoMTE, JR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-28

"FHE best State ticket ever presen ted
to the people of this State" is the endorse.
ment given by the people to the work Of
the late Republican Convention. indie.
pendent Democrats and independent Res
puGlicans and very many of those who
have affiliated with The Workingmen's
party argree 10 this.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-28

Looks WELL.-The Sacramento Bee
appeared last Monday in an entire new
dress. The busy Bee--no longer little
stands in our estimation among the very
hest journals on this Coast. 1t is beau>
ty geographically, solid edi:orislly, and
me-itorioas In all respects.