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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-31
Assessment Nosice.

To Loren s. Jenks, wm. Mann, J. M. Wilson, Ben Gardiner. wIn. Ccle, Geo. Becker, anu all others holding from and under them tn the discovery claim of the Loreno Lode, Tiger pntriet, BradshAw Mountains:
 You gre hereby no'ihed that if you do not appear within 90 ninety days from the date hereof and pay to C. A. Luke, John REibse, all of your proportion of your duo. which may become due as re quired by law, the rnde signsd wil cain forfeif of your In sand ode according to the Maing Of the United States and this Territory DOW in force c. A. LUKE
 JOHN RAIBLE. Prescott, January ith, ls79-9od
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REDEMPTION OF co UNITY WARRANTS,

will pay, presentation, the following Warrants
 GENERAL FUND, Series 1877 from 22l to 254 inclnsiye-and
 CONTINGENT FUND. Warrants, Series 1878, Nos. II, I2 and 13. The holders of said warrants are hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the date hereto affixed, and that if the same be not presented within ten days, the funds set apart for their redemption will oe applied to the payment of warrants next in the order in which they were issued. l.. J. COOK.
 County Treasurer. Prescott Jan. 20, 1879.
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Nnrice to Creditors.

Estate Of ALDEN AUSTIN, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admins rator of the estate of Alden Austin deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months of the first publication of this notice the said Adinistrator at his residence in the town of Alexandra, in the County of Yavapa
 ,. E. MCKENZIE, Administrator of the Estate Of Alden Auatin deceased ja4 sd.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
STATIONERY.
cFFIcE or THE CLERK or THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS OF YAvAFAI COUNTY. ARIzoNA
 Euus-rrr yanu.r-r "a Vs-l

CFFICE or THE CLERK or BOARD SUPERVISORS OF IAvAFAI COUNTY. ARIzoNA, PEEsoorr. JanaAry Ia. Is7a. SEALED PROPOSALS, with satisfactory bond for the performance of the same will be received ax the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors unh 10 o'clock A. M February 5, is79 for stationery fol- lows: Is reArns parchment, legal cap. I2 resnls legal cap, lu-b. n reams Congress letter, ruled.
 reams Congress letter plain. reams commercial note, plaIn- l ream bill paper, very large. 2A reams bill paper.
 80 sheets envelope pIper.
 l ream heavy wrapping paper. 10 boxes enyeloI ss, Der sample. sb boxes envelopes, Der saInole. box envelopes per sample.
 = box envelopes, per sample.
 IA dozen pen holders, per snmfie-
 dozen pen hola-rs. per sample.
 gross Adams golden pens, So. 1.
 gross Esterhrook's engrosstng pens. gros' Esterbrooks engrOssag peas, No. l22. gross Esterbrook's inaeK pens, No. O4s. gross Gilotts, No. 4e4.
 gross rted pens.
 l4 dozen DiHon's s. N. lead pencils, ronna dozen Dixon's S. NJ. lead pencils. h-xagOn. 10 'en faber's lead pencils, No. l. idozea Faoer's lead peuclls, No. 2. dozen Faber's 6 H. lead pencils.
 a-d1zen Faber's red and blue lead pencils. large. dozen boxes paper fasteners, per sample.
 As d1zen boxes paper fasteners, per sample. ia dozen boxes paper fasteners, Der sample. 7Rross rubber bands, Der sample. 2 gross rubber bands, per sample 2 gross rubber bands, per sample. 2 boxes waferr. small.
 box wafers. large.
 35 sheets plotting paper large. punches plotting paper. per sample. 10 spools tape, per sample. b5xwood rulers.
 paper folders.
 Tconbinstiou rubbers and erasers. knife erssers (Rogersl. p quarts Arnold's fluid. piuts carmine.
 10 quarts mucllage. mucilAge bottles with brushes. bottles for cArnaine tsround glass stopper. mkstands-
 sponges and cups. 1 dozen sticks sealing wax. paper weights.
 letter clips.
 letter scaIe to weigh pounds. hve-qure blank books, fulli bound calf. four quirs blank book, account three-quire blank bookE. two-quire blank books. index book. record books. samples may be or will be furnished from said ofhce.
 Inc right to reject any all bids to add deduct from the above articles to select and procure the at any Tme before December 3 ls59 any quanti- ties, is reserved by the Board. By order of the Board.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk. BY JNo. LLOYD, Deputy.
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Delinquent Sale Notice. TIGER MlnIgG COMPANY

Location of principal place of business, San Fran. cisco, California
 Nountain Yavapai county, Arizona Territory
 NOTICE-The.e are delinquent upon the Ionovir,, ,,r,,ed stock on account Of assessrnent No ., I ;d m inc 2lst day of october lSs toe several an1ont st onposi,e the names of the respective shsreholder
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Notice.

The delinquent Tax List for the year lS7s has been deposited with the District Attorney, and unless the aenquent therein spece paid to the District Attorney within twenty days om the publication of thls notce action viii be commenced by ssic District Attorney for the collection of such taxes and costa
 Ed. COOK,
 County Treasurer, Ysyzp2i County.
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Food for County Prisoners.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS or YAvAPAI Co.,, ARIZONA.
 PREsoorT, JauuAry i6, 1872. SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing food foi county prisoners for year from date of eonirac sf be received unl February & 1872 at 10 o'clock S, by the Board of Sapervisors Proppsals to siats the rate Der prisoner per day week. and acoomUanie by satisfactory bond for the performance of the The right Co reject any all bids is reserved. and also ai any time to cancel the contract with the successful bidder.
 By order 0f the Hoard.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. clerk. BI JNo. LLOYD, Deputy.
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Mir. Governor Fremont is pleasantly dcscribed ss SO much interested in popular education in Arizona that she often visits thc pu l.c schools ana cutcriains the de- lighted pupils with stories of her travels abroad. New Mexican.
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DTTD

ADAMS-At wcMillnville, January 27tb Miss Florence Adams, formerly of Prescott
 Friend of my youth, farewell. II. W.
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neLysFy of oDs-hah ihe amounts usfl be rsguir.si within ts days and the balAace witnia days aser nosihcafion of award.
 No bids will be entertained unless f,les Ae far nished. which should not bs oi lee veiahf than ia potnds, 60 marked as to essy Identified, aud should Teach fhif es i,sfore the date for opening bds standard sample ef nHr of the quality snanh this aGFeriisesneui eouiemplsiee w bs furnished bldaera on aprlicatiou- which afpftcsti1n desired shouid be made at the esrliest T.FactIcshie date. The right reserved ,ee any oF a tfls osersd BAnk forms. conditions, efc.. sfuhrRcfua au neces- sary information. furnished iy any A. A. O. N fa m. Department os ty ths andsEsisned.
 CHAs, ?, PAGAN.
 Captain aad q. <. q. E. 4. Ianuar1 fT lE5a fa
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Order of Court.

In he District Court of the Third Judicial District, the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County O YavapAi. HENRY ASHER and LOUIS woLLEN-
 BURG partners doing business under the firm name and style of ASHER
 WOLLENBURG. Plaintiffs.
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THE DUDLEY HoUsE.-Owing to the decease of Mr. Ed. F. Bowers, who had bargained for the property, the same has beea taken back by Mr. Williams, and will be kept until further notice by the under signed. FRED WILLIAMS,
 JAMES X. GUILD. Prescott, Jan. 16, 1878. If The Ladies are astonished
 Why SO?
 They can't understand how Bray can sell such Darling" Cloaks and Circulars so cheap. Thirty-seven Darlncs (Cloaks and Circulars) just arrived from New York.
 j22-St Perfectly splendid, yes, they are" those ladIes dresses that Bray, has just received from Europe, lexcuse me from New York. 3t Fresh ground corn meal for sale in quan titles to suit. J. D. COOK, jn27-1m Of the Milk Dairy.
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And in accordance wfsh law. and an ozter oS the bosrd of Hrecturs. made the Tv~nty aTst l2ist daJ ef october, IFS many shares of each parcel of -uch stock e may he uesssarys vih bf sold af public auction, si 'he Auction House of 1nhn Ata1is7 ion q Son. No. fis Pine ssrest. Ssn Frrpsisco Cal, MON DAY, the TWENTIETH scth day sf JANUARY, is79. s he hous of o'clock r. e said day. to Tsy said delinquent thereon, togethev vfth costs of advertising and Trensss of the sale.
 Wui. v, LENT. $. crstaFy. nthcs. Room ffansssa9 ssssck EEce sags Build ng. No. sg7 Pine street. San Frsnc1sce. Cal deci
 POSTPONED.
 The above sale k hereby postsone,l until Monday, February ihIrd. 1879, at the same hour and place, by order of the Board of Di- reciorS
 W. IT. LENT. Sccy. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2o, 1873
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YUMA CoUNTY'S BONANZ 2s,OOO Per Ton In silver.

Nearly two months ago 1t was reported on the streets of Yuma that a new find had been made, in Silver District, forty miles nearly due north from here, and four or five miles east of the Colorado river, immense lodges of ore rich iu silver The new find was too near home, and our people have had mining experience enough to make them very cold-nosed on new discoveries. Grad ually, however, specimens of rock began to ceme in, which rivallei in appearance those found m Globe District Assays made of them gave the extraordinary yields sf from $600 to $92.000 m silver per toa. These attracted attention of our veterans, who went up to Silver District and whose reports have received a credcncc here that was denied to these of strangers. The descriptions they give are simply marvellous. MT. Julius Siehcck, a graduate of Frieberg. ana miner in Arizona since 1864, says that in Silver District is now opened new page of mines rilogy. He nas made numerous assays of it's ores, with results ranging from hun dreds to thousands of dollars per ton The largest and richest veins found appear Ia lie in basin a few miles long and couple of miles wide, and bounded by mountains of secondary granite. The formation in which the ores occur has been SO differently de- scribcd that it is probably of composite character. Mir. Warren Hammond was the discovcrer of this group of mines, and is associated with Mcssrs. RUInham, RohweT and Nngwald, in a number of locations. He has fourteen tons of the ore at Nortou's landing. waiting for the steamboat. Re. peated assays have led him to expect to sell Chi, lot at San Francisco for money enough to open and develop his property. IL was taken from a drift six feet in dcpth.- Sen tincl.
 PETITION FROM PINAi.-Mr. Thomas. mrmhcr of the Council, has received the following petition. which is signed by about four hundred of the citizens of Pinal County
 Your petitioners. resident citizens 0f the County and Territory aforesaid. would most respectfully ask and petition of your Hon orabie Bnoy. the enactment of law au- thnfizing a loan or $lO.0G0. upnn the faith and credit of the County of Pinsl, Territory aforesaid. said sum of money ts pr, vide for the construction of a direct wagon road from Florence by way of Riverside through the most practicable Tass of the Pinal Mountains. Co Globe City. Said road to be under the control and supervision of the Supervisors of Pinal County.
 They add that the completion of this road would open and deyelonc a rich mining section together Wlth large timber country, noS almost useless by reason of its iuac- possibility.
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT or ARIZONA
 OFFICE CmHF CaNEtEsARN sunsIsTEscE.
 Prescctt haTracks, A. T., January ia. 1873. SEALED PRoPOsAIsS, t trtpBoats, with a copy of this siveTtselent attached. viii bc received Ai this ofee and at the aees of the Acting Assistant Ccf- missaries Of SuosiseDoe each of tbe posts named herein, uutl i2 o'clock, noon, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1872 for de supply of the follOxng quantities Of Flour al the poets named below:
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Printing and Advertising.
 OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE hoARD or SUPKRvIroRs NAN apAI InIr.rN- AEIrnNA

CLERK or THE hoARD or SUPKRvIsoRs
 or iAyAPAt CoUNT1, ARIZONA,
 PRESCOTT, January ls, l57a. BIDS, with . copy of this advertisement attached, and accompanied by satisfactory bOBds for the per formance of the Nih be received by said hoard until 3d proximo, 4t 10 oeiocg A. a. for furnishing blank licenses, blanks, wHrants iurors hcate= aud property and po tan receipts, bound fla books containing loo n each, at the rate per book com rle, and for other blsnks a the rate per thousand ems, including press work. paper, etc. for advertising redemption oI Earrants and for other counTy tiRs, in usual form, per square for arsi and snhse quent insertious
 The right to reject any all hids, and cancel the contract made with the sBcUessfu bidder is By order of the Board.
 WILLIAM wILKE zsoS Clsrt. BY JNo- LLoyn. Deputy.
 December E. is79-sW.
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RUu.DERs OF STEAM MACHINERY IN kII, 1its oTaDehes. steamboat steanashn. and lsni
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Notice is hereby given that the Arizona Enterprise has refused to publish the above notice of sale.
 J. H. MARION. Prescott, January S1st, Ie7e.
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Fl. BUCKS 5ahving & Halr-Dressing Sho i;

WEST SIDE OF THE PLAZA
 PRESt TT.
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Corner of Beaie aud Howard Street, San
 Eraasisco. CatIfornfa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03
CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATIC con.
VENTlON.
A Heated Discussion About the
ts sHQn0r6hIe RilkA.,,

SACRAMENTO, July 2.-On the reassembling of
the democratic conyenttOnthis evening, reso-
luton was offered that with the exception of
governor and Judiciary, no candidate OF any
ated long and heated discussion, during which
the fact was developed that the delegates from
the San Francisco and Sacramento had been
holding conference with the managers of the
" Honorable BilkS," with view Of procuring
the endorsement of the Honorable Bilks "
ticket, on which are mady republicans. 1t was
strongly argued by the friends of the fusion
that On account OF desertion from the demo
Coalition. The opponents of the proposed en-
dCIoem denounced it as an attempt to sell
out the party to the " Honorable Bilksn Pend
Ing the roll call, g. telegram from Mr.. Glenn ac-
ceptfng the nomination for governor was read
The roll call resulted In the
ADOPTION OF IHK RESOLUTION
by a vote Of 1875 to 14S. Cheers and confusion
followed. Mr.. Sullivan, of San Francisco, OBJ
lected 10 putting up democrats to be sacrificed
and moved an adjournment sine die amid
Panel OF cries; Another delegate charged Mr.
foWler, OF Iulare, delegate on the floor. with
saying that he would vote and work for the re-
publican candidates, and accused him Of selling
out to the railroads.
THE UPRoAR THEN DOUBLED,
ana Mr.. Fowler attempted to reach his accuser
For lew moments general row was 1mmi-
nent. Order was finally restored, A motion to
adjourn was voted down, and
THE CONVENTION PROCEEDED TO NOMINATE
neutenant-governor. j. D. Lynch, of Los
Chase, of San Diego, were proposed. The
latter was nominated on the first ballot. An
0ther motion to adjourn was was lost. For
secretary of state, w. j. Timer, of Trinity, was
nominated by acclamation, Thos. Beck, the
present incumbent, declining a denomination,
The convention then adjourned until tomorrow
(Thursday.)
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EXECUTION IN PENNSYLVANIA.
N1mYO0 SRallenl IN her HanXed.

LEBANON, Pa, July 3.-NimrOd Spattenhuber
convicted of numbering John Ivison In saloon
in this city on the night of December 10th, ISIS
was hanged here this morning. The prisoner
has been In good health and eaten heartily
during his confinement. Several times during
the past week he said he was ready to die, Out
that he never intended to Kill Ivison. He Slept
Weu last night, and arose at an early hour this
morning Father kuhlman at o'clock entered
the cell and prayed with the prisoner until 10 IS
when the sheriff and deputies came into the
cell ard Informed Spattenhuber TO prepare for
the galioWS. The priest and Spattenhuber at
once arose: The prisoner asked for glass of
water (which was given him. He trembled
slightly and tears filled his eyes, but they
were forced back by clear Determination
and he then walked steadily to the galIows.
carrying crucf1X. The ceremony on the GAL
lows lasted about ten minutes, Spattenhuber
kneel1Dg most OF the time The sheriff then
placed the rope about his neck and a number
OF officials and his counsel bade the prisoner
good bye. His grasp was weak and his voice
not above whisper. All then left the scafrold
except the sheriff, who at 1O:45 loosed the Knot
OF the trap: The fall was very short one, and
after hanging three seconds the body nervously
tW1tched, but there was an absence OF all spaS-
madlc movement. Life was pronounced ex-
tinct after hanging 13 minutes, and after hang
Ing 25 minutes the body was taken down and
handed over to the undertaken. The body was
placed In coffin and consigned to the base
ment OF the Catholic church, from where the
funeral Will take place tomorrow, Spattenhu
GERS neck was not broken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

THE AMERICAN ARCTIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of the E1pedition.-The three wandering and
adventurous herofnes of Jeanne, Jeanette ct
Jeanneton," !" one OF the comic operas given ia
New York last season, did not meet with more
wonderful and novel experiences than are likely
10 come In the way OF the namesake OF one OF
them-the tight and handsome ocean yacht
which has been fitted out for exploration in the
direction OF the North Pole. There is to be no
playing at discovery, no pleasure trip along es-
taolished routes and within hailing distance of
provision stations The Jeanette is to make
what Is said to be the first attempt to reach the
Polar sea by way OF Behr1ng Strait-at least 1t
Is the first genuine trial made In modern times
since that passage was made known to the
world by the daring Dane in 172S. The expedi-
ttOn has well defined purpose and the usual
effort to reach the North Pole will be made and
10 tack the American flag to IL, this essentially
new route being chosen as worth testingl yetc
York Ereni,lg Mail, J,1lg1 l.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE July 3.-Virginia skies, deferred.
n n.st dG dno oonS0i, So do second SERIES S7s do.
20 9 60 new u bid to-day. Sugar nrm and active-
BALTIMORE. July 3-Cotton dull and un.
cnan9ed Flour steader and unchanged Wheat.
soW1ern MN; western firm and active-southern
red rn,! a12a1i la do amber. l7aL2O No Pennsyl
req july sS western winter red spS
septsnber Corn. aussa soasherH arm aad
UNCHANGED western quiet and easy-western mixed,
spot Aud july, 439sa439; August, 4l3sa44x; Sep.
temper. Per. 45ssa45h; steamer. AZ. Oats drm-south
ern :4Oa42; western white 37a39; do mixed, 36a36
Rennsylvania S7aS9. Rye dull and UNCHANGED
hay steacy.prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland, 1200a13.00. Butter firm and UNCHANGED
PROVISIONS uBchsnged Eggs dull and weak, IOalI
HetrGleum uncbansed; Coffee quiet and unchanged.
ReoeiPts-nour 716: wheat IS. $40; corn. 1890;
oats 800; rye. 500 Shipments wheat IS 800; corn,
NEW YORK, July 3-stocks weak. Money. s,sa
~: Exchange. long. 1851; short. 4s7l1. Govern
NEW YORK. July s.-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet.
,LONDON. July 3. 4 p. m-Oonsols. for both,
~ 10 y y bonds, per cents, lOa1. Erie, 18ss.
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON
Inc 1olloWing quotations were current in New
York to-day 1t p M. - reported by Lewis John.
,oy. 8 Pc. CENTS, l0lN; do ~ psr cents,
trail "a; Lake Shore. 72X; Northwest. 07T: do
preferred, 94X; b Islsnd. i3SK: 6t Psnl. sif. a. A.
Eyefefred. 9lH; Wabaah, 31H; K and TcxaG. i6X:
W. o. Telegraph. 92x; Pacidc Mai. 49,. "'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

TH8 ATTENDANCE AT THE SCHUErZRNFE8f
yesterday and last evening was very large A
delegation from the Baltimore Verein came
over with ladies and were cordially received.
secretary SchurZ was also a welcome visitor
much attraction during the evening. Every.
body seemed to be having the best kind OF q
time during the whole day and evening. The
After a tie between cadets F. Behrens and +.
keh, the former won. The tie was at 6s and
when shot on the victor came on but one INT
ahead. The winners OF the prizes amelg the
lady bowlers were: Mesdames AdaS EWald
first; w. Berens, second; Jacob Horner, third:
c. Meyer, fourth; c. Fisher, nth, and G. C.
Walker, sixth. The festival VIII be at its height
tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

THE ANNUAL REGATTA OF the Northwestern
amateur Rowing Association will be held at
Toledo, Ohio, to-day and tomorrow. Fourteen
crews are entered. The most interesting
feature OF the occasion will be the contest In
the senior cared class. for prize valued at
5000 and the championship the United States.
DetWeen The Sho-wae cae mettes, OF Monroe,
and the Wah-wah-sums, of East Saginaw. Mich
The race will be three miles, with turn. Geo.
n. Bowlesby, Jr., takes the place OF Joseph
Nadeau as No. In the Sho-wae cae-mettes.
Both crews are IN the best condition. July 4,
the junior four-oared race will take place
Seven clubs have entered crews for this eYent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

REVENGE OF ILLICIT DILTILLERs.-In Pickens
fouhty, Ga, last sunday night, NIB Of armed
brothers named Poole, who were well known
as informers on Illicit distillers, and called the
eldest John Poole, out. He came to the door,
volver at its leader. The crowd fired a volley
at the door. The elder Ppole fell badly
wounded. His brother, who came to the door
just as the volley was fired, fell dead, literally
r1ddled with bullets. POole's wife tden tined
as the leader OF the mob, Michael Stoner, a
Wellknown ruff1an. She says she recognized
several of the other men, and warrants are out
for their arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-03

NEW YORK STEAN-PowER AND Hrarrua co,s.
PANY:-Articles OF Incorporation were filod In
New York yesterday by the New York Steam
ROVER and Heating Company, being the OrRan-
The incorporators are Henry G. Stebbina' Ed-
wards PierrepOnt, Marshall o. Roberts, Edwin
ID. Morgan, Hugh j. Jewett, Robt. Lenox, KEN
nedy Nelson, NJ. Beckwith and Henry F. Van.
$4,000 shares, and the corporation Is TO be In
existence nifty years. Its objects are to oonvey
steam through the streets to heat all buildings,
Tor cooking, heating OF water In houses for
motive power, for cleaning streets OF snow ana
Ice, and other purposes where steam can be ap-
pled.
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CALIFORNIA wORKyNGMEN.
More Nnunin - rsnnS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The workingmea's s
municipal convention last evening resclnded
the nomination OF d. L. Smoot for city and
county attorney, and nominated in his stead
JOHN l.. Murphy. Mr.. Smoot was then nomi-
mated for district attorney. Robert Ferrol, the
present judge Of the district criminal court, was
nominated for superior judge vice Henry l.
McGin, removed from the ticket.
Sand Lots Meeting ON the Fourth.
A resolution was passed TO hold a meeting at
the Sand Lots on the 4th Of July, aud request
ing the workingmen throughout the state to
hold similar meetings, for the purpose or de-
nouncing the action OF Congress on the eight
hour law. The convention then adjourned sine
"a
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs ELEcTIoNs.-The follow
ing officers have been elected by the Knights OF
Pythias: ,
Webster Lodge, No. Henry AsteIl, C. O.!
w. w. Bradley, v. c.; G. w. Ward, Prelate; Nv.
E. Humphrey, NJ. OF E.; Richard koman,tK. OF
X. and s.; w. w. Dalton, NJ. OF A.
Calanthe Lodge, No. 11.-C. Beekman, G. c.
b. j. Simonds, v. c.; j. p. Smith. Preiate; J.
NJ Donaldson, NJ. OF A.; Alph Waters, /. G.;
Joseph Cole, o. G.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l4.-W. T. Mochabee,
T. C.; w, b. Weyrich, c. c.; G. II. Wheeler, v.
c.; - Thomas Prelate Alex. Gray, N. Of A.
Union Lodge, No. 22.-S. L. Rowzee, c. c.; J.
N. Magee, v. c.; E. j. Carr, Prelate; Ed Parker,
Grant, &. OF r. and s.: C. j. Snooks o. G.