Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-23
l0sANGELES " EEgLY HERALD
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Passengers GOING sou,h.
MoJAvE, Jan. Pc Harris, Mrs
Capt Wilcox, J M Shannon, M
Burke, G P Penn, p Durand, Z w
Burkhart, M Leeper, r Butcher
, r James and wife.
Arizona News.
PRESCOTT, A. t., Jan. 22.-Sat-
urday last, near Aqua Fria, the
Silver Belt Mine caved in. A man
named Lewis was covered up three
hours and had three ribs broken.
g. A. Franklin brought Mexi-
: can named Candelerio from
Apache, charged with selling liquor
to Indians.
In the Council, Rome introduced
bill concerning liens of mechan-
les, miners aud others.
Several bills were passed chang
ing 2 names OF persons; also
quite numbe-. of divorces; also a
bill to provide for the election OF
Probate Judges. =
In the House Fitch introduced
House bill No. "a, creating the
office of Attorney General. Re.
ferred.
Rumburg introduced q bill to
provide for the erection Of county
buildings in Marlcopa county; also
for a building for school purposes.
Hamilton Introduced q bill con-
cerning Jurors fees.
Park presented one for the relief
Of @. A. Luke.
Both Houses will visit the Pres
colt Free Academy to-day.
The stages from Yuma to Prescott
will be transferred TO Adonde this
week, thus saving seven hours
staging.
Snow is still on the ground, but
the weather is pleasant during the
day, while the nights are cold.
Thermometer 81.
workinsmen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22.-Den-
mis- Kearney says that the Work.
ingmen's party is to be entirely
reorganized for the coming cam.
paigp. Workingmen will choose
delegates and hold State and coun-
ty conventions come time during
June. The State convention will
nominate full ticket and place it
inthe field and the county conven.
tion, which Aill be held in this city
at about the same time, will nomi-
nate municipal officers with the
exception of Supervisors, leaving
the nomination of Supervisors en-.
tirely to ward clubs, which will
each put In the field man to rep
resent it in the Board.
The county convention will
be composed of men selected
by the clubs also, so that the whole
political machinery of the city will
60 into the hands of the ward or
ganizations. In the operation of
this plan the Workingmen's man.
ayers propose to Immediately put
down any man in the party who
seeks an office; In fact, aspirations
of any kind will result in political
death to the ambitious toiler. Dele
gates to the State Convention,
which will alsosmeet in June, will
be chosen by the Workingmen's
clubs throughout the State. In re-
mote counties where there Is no
organization, or where money is
too scarce or toilers too few to main.
tain one, the Workingmen will hold
public meeting and send men to
represent them in proportion to
their number. The Convention
will select most of the State officers
from the people of the interiors;
plan proposed for the purpose of Sc
curing harmony and giving the
farmers the best representation IN
the State Government. Kearney
will start out for trip through the
State about the 1st of February fol
the purpose of organizing the inte'
rior ~ of at present Work
inc 4tr 4r2H izations In forty
cou a 1nd |snis proposes tC
bui 1U. .I -ae of the other thir'
teen ae ilte Is 10 speak in al
the l1ipsI pl es and use every
mea geo wake tl> laboring people
upto .Hr3.el aaT e of the import
ance Hs coming campaign.
sanctr, Markets.
SAN GlE-Isc0 an. 22.-Whea
marke iu .afe of inactivity
howev,. .J, pri ll irm; S1.75 TO
choice l.EH hoice milling
over I'll e U.4,5, lot of thirty
tons Sc Ee73rj ay at $1.80
There is n hay, barley
oats and Can U ls, 81. Pota
toes goin Y, and choice
Petalumi iel les Will no
bring o, YI.oo to-day Hum
boldt Reds, Sl.a0.
The Convention.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 22.-The Con
yention met at $3.50 A. NJ.
Petitions from people asking ex
emption of church, educational an,
charitable property from taxation
-. were presented.
Mcdonnell presented an article re
lating to State .debtedness. !
provides that til Legislature shal
not create q de- sor liability to ex
ceed three hundred thousand dol