Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-04
PACIFIC COAST
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CALIFORNIA
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TING Up THE OBRIEx ESTATE
Trrss Up THE 0BEIES ESTATE


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for the E@pzbs5cxs ez11s14.es. An azcz.-
him q selling CT h sse Ez5irssi Tie
uprezr Eas relozb1sd- Fowler z1tez yAl
10 reach lis zcc1ssr. hut xAs tzzsd By
Governor Irwia and oghers- FIR 4 few
enoaaepts q gessrzi row Wa lgnsoszE
Order rEs H1ziiy restored the reozssa %
adjourn voted d1EB. AID The C0EEa1saD7
proceeded - BcEainzte fS- L6szsensns Cor
trnDr. J0sepA D. Lynch- q Los Angles :
Thonzxs Fowler. Of Taisre. and Z L "
eAzx II Saa Diego we're proposed Tbs
latter rzs 1onainzse1 o. fhN first ballot A
motion 10 25yszrn wac IosE For Secretary
u State. A. j. Tsnnin- q Trinity. was
nominated BIZ A1rs2lasion. Th0zazs Beck.
the prese1s l1czzb@a.. declining a 11znsn-
stsoa- Adjourned until this Iorrl1g-
It's C~oagsats0n resumed ~ 80
For contresIsr. Captain Bi48dsrg no-ni-
mated " C. Brown. wbo hcsdE tbs 0E1
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hated by sreszuzfS0n-
Fer Atso-1sF General - Hs1ilsoas Bos
occnpying sbe position, WIS nominated
sMil a bzrss q enthuzlAsfie zppIssss
Hamilton declined the Hg1zazEiD1. b.
ezass bs opposed the nes CS~Dstssstloa.
and b&d slEzss been a persistent eYpo8sst
u third teEEag. be having already been
electe1 fHsc<, nsTerthe3ess, be had i'm
piieit eoa5dsnee in the szecsss q the
ticket. He esosed By noEninztisg Cameron
H. King. II San Francisco.
No. No, By Eryxns and Other San Frzn-
cisco desessszs-
LID1sey. 3 Aizr8<5s, supported King
bat Sniigyzn stated that San Francisco did
10 rant him OCvna0x nominated Jas
v. CoH-r, II San Frzeessc3. = stznDe5
supporter 81 the nes Constitution CoEes
pe~Esnpscrly 59eli1ed the honor. After
this Office was hunting 4r0and seeking
some nzn 10 Ell il for fail half an h0sr,
Rose inssst5i that General HzEnilfOB
should accept the nomination. and he Ezs
for tie second tine nominated by k1ei.-ez-
ton for Surrsy0r-Generzl.
10 Hxnili0n placed 10 nomination VA.
Minis, the pressai i1eambEat, and he was
nominated BIZ acesanaafi0n.
For Superintendent Of Public Instr1c-
ton, G01cbsr plaeea In nomination Henry
G. Gesford, Of Szpa, wber- he 10 nos
holding TIE position 81 Coaaty s1p@-iz-
fendens; nominated By Aecl4nzts01.
Cater nominated b. d. Wolf for CIsrE
81 the Sapre1ne Court. He received TIE
most hearty approval of the Convention
and vas declared TIE nominee q ihe parry
The tie1et uzs completed By the norainz-
fiou u j. T. PznlI. IL 5onon2. FIR State
Treasurer. by reclamation
judge Cope. Of San Francisco. made .
speech on The Importance II sei4csins cap
able candidates for TIE Judiciary. and con
Guided by nominating Ja5ge T. r. Iorri-
sOn u ssn Francisco. Tor Chief Justice.
G.. I. EyiaBd and Judge Lake having en-
dofsed judge Morrison. be Hzs nominated
by ~zcciamzgioB.
The Con yenficn for the First Railroad
District met this morning in the Senate
chamber to nominate q Con- missioner, and
ex-Delegate Wilson Of Tehzrna- Carpenter
Of FL Dorado, J. T. Dane Of soloaaz and
John Longsbsugh q Sacramento were
candidates.
The roll was called. During it's tendency
several changes were made, Dane retiring
In favor Of Carpenter, and the supporters
Of LoDgabaugh also changing 10 Carpen-
<-. TkA -~-r-f T-~-x-- ~. FfreE
son, %; Longabangh, /. Dane. T..
The Convention then proceeded to make
nominations for Associate Justices, as fol-
lows Judge Mckee, Of Alameda was
nominated BY Foote, Of Alameda Judge
McKinstry. by McElraih, Of Alameda
Judge J. D. Thornton. Of San Francisco,
by Mr.. Lake Judge Erskine VI. Ross, Of
Los Angeles, by Mr. Conn, Of San Ber-
nardino Judge Aonitrie, Of Santa Clara.
by Mr. Eyland; Mr.. Sol Hydenfeldt. Jr.,
by General Hand Judge r.. b. Storey, Of
Napa, BY Mr.. Spence. Of that county /;
Judge J.. ID. Campbell, Of Mariposa. By Mr..
Goncher, OF Mariposa /; Judge 5~harpstein,
OF Ban Francisco. by Judge Pennie ; Judge
heardon. Of Nevada. by General CIunie.
A ballot was then held on Associate
Justices, resulting as follows. Mckee.
200; McKinstry, 313; Thornton. 264; Ross,
2J5; Moltsis,iaS; Hey lenselGt 1874; storey,
258; Campbell, 107; Sharpstein, so; Rear
don, 278. Mckee, McKinstry. Thornton,
Ross, Storey and Reardon, having received
the highest number OF votes, they were de-
ciared the nominees.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
SAN FRAxcIsco, July 8.
Suit was commenced to-day in the
Twenty-third District Court by John II.
Burke, on behalf Of himself and all other
Consolidated Virginia stockholders. 10 re-
cover one million dollars from J. G. Flood
Pacific Refinery and Bullion Exchange,
and the executors Of the estate OF w. Is.
OfBrien, deceased. This suit has the ef-
feet Of tying up the estate Of O'Brien.
which was about to be distributed, and is
similar in principle Is the one now pend
ing. This makes four suits now before tho
Court, aggregating forty-one million four
hundred and ~forty-four thousand dollars.
4. Cummins, q grocer, residing al
Twenty-seventh and Folsom streets, was
thrown from his wagon on fremont street
yesterday afternoon. He fell on the back
OF his head iracturing his skull. He wa
taken to 81 Msry's Hospital, and died
shortly after. The deceased was 70 years
Of age.
y ~" cttAiuaHs q naive Oh Ger-
many, aged IL years. was drowned at Bay
View yesterday morning, while out fishing
in q small row-boat with some friends. On
their way TO the shore the boat was cap
sized.
David Stewart, aged G3 years, driver for
j.. Stratton, house-moyer, was driving A
wagon loaded with house moving material,
on Mission street, about 8 O'Clock, when
n OF the wheels went INTO a hole, throw
ing the driver from the seat and under the
wheels. He was instantly killed.
MARYsvILLE, Cal. July 8.
The Appeal" from private sources
which it considers perfectly reliable. says:
From a recent rich washing Of gravel in
the Nevada aud Golden Gate hydraulic
mine, at Sucker Flat. in this county, about
5000, Q in the aggregate has been taken
out from q comparatively small amount Of
ground yet washed over. Pat Campbell,
the superintendent OF the mine, conceived
the idea TO sink bed-rock cufs with lateral