Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28
PACIFIC 7.
7sPzczaL II TEr ExErEA BALI sEx7zSEL
CALIFORNIA
DMble Tragedy Esrazs The Bay.
5skK RATS Fss Mslss SECURITIES.
STABBED AND KILLED BT A TRAMP
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ssM RATS F9a Nslss SscJaITlfS-
AND KILLED 81 A Tramp.


Sax FRAKczscs. June r.
A 0USase -rzg-1F occurred y California
CITY inst heross TIE bsr- II Marin ezs1n-
n. fA1s aaarnlng. reszlEing u The Instant
2zszh Ct AdenlA Fuaran. ufrA-sT Of LAs
Dup9zs Powder C@nyEnys 1asgAziBs-
xE1rb IL o=sHs there, 1rs z e. More,
EssYer Ct tie magazine Aogrs discharged
TIE dates q E1s pasll88 50 EEsz1as<se-
s0r1ly thai = day 81 sv0 As rscssFsd
11f1ce fhss In serslees would h- dispensed
with Dext Tuesday when this news
reached Az1 he became very zsgrr- and
grew bozsir zscre ss7lea aid n0rose. Al
. snErfeg past s O'clock tins Eo-n31g- Mr..
Faison, who lived IN f.ls city, st1yfzd il
TIE s1ooP Mzyfgrer to Fisir tie EazRzi1s,
accompanied br has xds and fArAe child
zen t1gsFzer with fs5 lazy friends On
reaching tie lGoding q California City,
Mr. Fnlson vent ashore, lraving he
otAsrs 70 follow him AZ their iezs-
IRE He had nj su1s far before
be Eks met By Moore II wzs Observed
fhss q fsw words passed teswes2 them. bni
what w3s said u Dot EBosD. Is there Wa
10 Gae within hearing distance Al tie
Eozent when the Captain of the siocp
happened 70 look t9szs1 them. he Eaw
lore start backward q step OF tug draw
q revolver. lesel il Al FaisoB's read and
Ere The lAftr sprang several feet into
the air, and fell head dovnvzrds and lay
still. Seeing TINS. NogFe yiaesc the mug
z1s q the p5stoi 10 his rlgat temple and
again fired failing instantly Both we're
sbos through the brain a1d did alnos.
instantly. The bodies we're taken on
board tie sloOp aud brought 10 this city.
Falton MAS . native II View York. 81 years
II age Neither the nativity nor tie age
Of Moore Is kaosB-
The Banks are Ioaning the following
amounts against mining shares, subject to
change at any time. Ophir, SIS; Mexican,
sl2; Gould & Curry. s.; Best & B4.eber,
s.; SAVAGE. s.; Cbollar, So, Hale 4 Nor
cross- s.; Grown Point. 81: Yellow Jacket,
81; Alpha. 81; Belchsr, 81; Con. Virginia,
s.: California. So; Sierra Sevsda. $50, Bull
lion. -; E~Echegne-. s.; Overmzu. 81.
Justice. 81: Lnisa. $50. Caledonia, 81;
Alta 81; Pososi. 81: Utah, So; Eureka, IS;
and Bodie, SO PER share.
The case q the G0odshsu Mining Com
psny. involving the vasiditr Of tie election
Of the Bs2rd u Directors. aas up before
Judge Whe+ler this afternoon. Judge
Lake appeared for the de fscto Directors.
and claimed that tic injunction asked for,
TO restrain the Directors from performing
their functions, Was not ; legal proceeding.
and that fbey could not come before q
Court Of Equity and ask 70 hare the in
junction perpsiuate1. as the statute pro-
ri3ed a specific mode Of procedure in such
cases as were represented 10 the Court.
The case vas taken under advisement-
j. r. Jaggard, . resident Of Biggs, Butte
county. was stabbed last evening and in
sfsntiy killed by q tramp The citizens
threaten Iyncbing. The trsmpis locked up.
The H. B. Convention las. eTening
nominated for Secretary Of State. Lauren
z. Crane. Of Sierra; for Controller. H. M.
Lzrne, Of Sacramento.
The following telegram from DIR. Glenn
Was read: Your telegram, announcing
my nomination. was received too late to
answer last night. | have not seen the
platform adopted by your Convention, but
presuming that it requires nothing more
Of me than . pledge TO carry out the new
Constitution in all its parts, I accept your
nomination in accord with the telegram /
laid before your Convention, through my
friends Of the Colusa delegation.
The State Convention nominated for
Surveyor General, J. r. CLARK. Of Ala
media; for Clerk OF the Supreme Court,
Edwin Z. Smith, Of Sacramento; for Su-
perintendeDt Of Public Instruction, A. l..
Mann, Of San Francisco; for Treasurer.
Cyrus Jones, OF Santa Clara for Attorney
General, G. W. Cross. Of Nevada. candi-
date for the same position on the Working
mems ticket, was endorsed.
d. ). Terry was placed in nomination for
Chief Justice. but declined, in order to
preserve harmony In the Convention. He
proposed the name Of Nathaniel Bennett, Of
San Francisco. who was nominated by ac-
clsmation. Recess.
The II. BIS. Of he First Congressional
District nominated Judge A.. G. Bradford
for . member Of the State Board Of Equali-
cation.
The several railroad districts have made
nominations for Commissioner as follows:
First District. Henry Sartier. Of Ell Do
RADIO; Second. Sam Soule. Of San Fran
cisco; Third. endorsed General Stoneman,
the workingmen's nominee.
Tn Workingmen's Municipal Convention
for Superintendent OF Public
Schools, Geo. Gossman, a teacher OF ex-
tended experience.
Farther Nominations by the Hon.
OrabIe BtIks.
SACRAMENTO, June 81.
The Fl. b. Convention nominated Asso-
ciate Justices Of the Supreme Court az fol-
lows: Alexander Campbell. Alameda ; C..
A. futile, Alameda; j. II. McCune, Sacra-
mento; Calhoun Benham, San Francisco;
Caleb Dorsey. Tuolumne. and John C.
Burch, San Francisco. Nominations for
the State Board Of Equalization: Second
District, William N. crutcher. Of Placer;
third district. John Kelly, Of Yolo: fourth
district, Tyler d. Heiskell. Of Stanislaus.