Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-28
PACIFIC CO 7.
SPECIAL 70 THE EURERA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
Double Trag dy Across the Bay.
BANK RATES FOR MINING SECURITIES.
STABBED AND KILLED By \ TRAMP.
Nominations OF the II. z. Conycn-
BagK RATS F0a NINING S|sCURITlES.
STABBED AND KILLED BY 4 TRAMP
san FRANCIsCo. June y

N-aF 49," -"
\ double tragedy occurred a California
City, just across the BAY, in Marin coun-
ty, tiIs morning, resulting in the instant
death Of AdonIa Fulton, manager of the
Dupont Powder Company's magazine,
which Is located there, and Il. IL. Moore,
keeper Of The magazine. Moore discharged
the duties Of his position SO unsatiSfac-
tor.ly that a day or two ago he received
notice that his services would be dispensed
with next Tuesday. When his news
+ reached him he became very angry, and
] grew hourly more sullen and muroSe. At
a quarter past 5 O'Clock this morning. Mr..
Fulton, who lived in this city, started in
/ the sloOp M~aytiower to visit the magazine.
accompanied by his wife aud three child
reu, together with two lady friends. On
reaching the landing at California City,
Mr.. Fulton went ashore, leaving the
others to follow him at their lels-
ure. lie had not gone far before
he was met by Moore. 1t waS observed
that a few words passed between them, hut
what was said i not known, AS there was
no enc within hearing distance. At the
moment when the Captain 0f the sloop
happened to look toward them, he saw
Moore start backward a step or two. draw
4 revolver, level ii at Fulton's head and
fire. The latter sprang several feet into
the air, and fell head aownwards and lay
still. SEEING this, Moore placed the muz-
+ gle Of the pistol TO his right temple and
again fired. failing instantly. Both were
shot through the brain aud died almost
instantly. The bodies were taken on
board the sloop and brought to this city.
Fulton Was a native Of New York. - years
Of age. Neither the nativity nor the age
OF Moore IS known.
The Banks are loaninE the following
amounts against mIniHG shares, subject to
( change at any time: Gphir, So; Mexican,
ST.; Gould 4 Curry, 81; Best 4 Bc!cher,
=; Savage. s.; Chollar, 50; Hale Il Nor
cross, s.: Crown Point, s.; Yellow Jacket,
81; Alpha, s.; Belcher, s.; Con. Virginia,
s.: California, s.; Sierra Nevada SO; Bul-
lion, s.; Exchvqaey, s.; Overman, 81;
Justice, s.; Union, $50, Caledonia. 81:
Alta -; Put1~i, s.; Utah, s.; Eureka, SIS:
and B5dit, SO per share.
Tie case Of tin Gondshaw Mining Com
pauy involving the validity Of tie election
OF the Board Of Directors, was up before
Judge Wheeler this afternoon. Judge
Lake appeared for the de fact Directors,
aud claimed that tho injunction asked fer.
to restrain the Directors from performing
their functions, Was not i legal proc. elug,
aud that they could not come before 4
Court Of Equity and ask to have The in,
junction perpetuatel, as the statute pro-
vlled q specific mode OF procedure in such
cases is were represented to the Court.
The case was taken uu1er advisemeut.
J. T. Jaggarl, a resident Of BIcgs. Butte
county, was stabbed last evening and III
stantly killed by a tramp. The citizens
threaten lyachlng. The trampis lockcdup.
The H. z. Convention last evening
nominated for Secretary Of State, Lauren
T. Crane, Of Sierra; for Controller, II. NJ.
LarEe. Of Sacramento.
The following telegram from Dr.. Glenn
was read: '.Iour telegram. announcing
my nomination. was received too late to
answer last night. l have no, seen the
platform adopted by your Convention, but
presumlng that 1t requires nothing more
%! me than a pledge to carry ont the new
Constitution in all its parts, | 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. F. Clark, Of Ala
media; for Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
Edwin L. 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, c. W. Cross, Of Nevada, candi-
date for the same position on the Working
meu's ticket, was endorsed.
DIS 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-
clamation. Recess.
The II. BIS. Of the First Congressional
District nominated Judge A. c. Bradford
for a member Of the State Board of Equali-
cation.
The several railroad districts have made
nominations for Commissioners 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.
The W~orkingmen's Municipal Convention
nominated for Superintendent Of Public
Schools, Geo. Gossman, a teacher Of ex-