Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-05-05
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SAN FRANcIsco, May 4.-Caledonia levies
an assessment Of 80 cents.
Ex-Auditor Monroe Ashbury died to-day,
aged 60.
Collector Shannon has received orders
from Washington to fit out the revenue cut
ter, Thomas Corwin, for the relief Of the
exploring yacht, Jeanette, and the ice
bound whalers in the Arctic sea. She was
put on the dry dock to-day, and will be
ready for sea in about two weeks.
The United States steamer L~ackawanna
has left to look after American interests at
Callao.
The Superior Court to-day ordered the
distribution of the estate of the late w. S.
O'Brien, to which objection had been
made by John H. Burke, with the excep-
ton Of the requests made to Maria Cole
man and Kate ~McDonnough, a~ggregating a
million and a half. The value of the es-
tate undistributed is about seven millions.
At a meeting of the Presidents and Sec
| ~retaries connected with the mining COM
| panies, whose principal place of business is
IL tllo SAtys wa AiCAA q v Vic III VI bihO
Con. Virginia Company yesterday after
| noon, to hear the opinion of the counsel
regarding the preparation of a monthly
statement of the affairs of companies, etc..
and to agree upon some uniform plan of
conforming to the law. Judge CARRIER and
Judge Heydenfeldt addressed the assem-
blage, but while agreeing that no penalty
was attached for violation of the law, they
disagreed on other points. No definite ac-
ton was taken.
The Presidents of the mining companies
have decided to obey the FELTON, law in all
respects, except with regard to giving the
names of the real owners OF the stock, in
stead of the trustees, with which they de-
cline to comply, as no penalty is attached
to q refusal.
At a meeting of the Board of Supervi-
sors last evening, the judiciary, who had
been instructed to take into consideration
the utterances and addresses Of Mayor
Kalloch, and report what, if any, incendi-
airy language he has used publicly, and to
report proper action to be taken by the
Board in the premises, filed a report re-
viewing the history of the labor agitation,
and the part borne in it by Kalloch, finding
that he has encouraged the lawless and
disconnected element, advised them to pa
rade the streets, and endeavored to keep
them in such disposition and temperament
as to commit an outbreak whenever it
should suit his purposes ; that he has i'm
peached the honesty Of the whole commu-
nifty; accused the various branches of the
City Government Of corruption and dire
lection of duty, and under pretense of
counseling the mob against violence, insid-
uously advised them to be in readiness for
bloodshed, and the overthrowing of the au-
thorities. They expressed the opinion that
Kalloch is INSCRIPTIONS and unprincipled,
and devoid OF integrity and fidelity to pub
lie interests, and that the time has arrived
for the Board to express their condemna-
ton Of his acts, and recommend that
prompt action be taken to vindicate the
fair fame of the municipality by judicial
inquiry into Kalloch's case. A motion to
adopt the report was put by Mayor Kali
loch, who announced on q viva voce vote
that it was carried. The roll was called,
resulting in q unanimous vote for adoption.
A resolution was then adopted authoriz-
ing the Finance Committee to cause Judi
cial proceedings to be prosecuted against
the Mayor for his removal from Office, and
empowering them to employ counsel and
bring the matter to q speedy termination.
Throughout the reading Of the report and
resolution, Kalloch appeared cool and un-
moved, appearing to consider the dignity
OF his position as presiding officer Of the
| Roard