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Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

be made and es,iniat,s stoIrgd In the
drst place, tisn TO stcIre the mouey
advertise for proposals AMI make the
award TO the lowest bidder.
Mr.. Blake was surprised to see the
gentleman from the First Ward aot in
suoh a manner, and Mr.. z. Il. Taylor
said that the city needed the water.
Mr.. Mersia Taylor replied that the
bugsboo OF water famine has been
hung OYER the city for years, but there
Is no danger, there is plenty of time to
repair ths damage and proceed at il in
o regular manner.
The motion was adopted, only Mr..
Aerrls Taylor voting In the negative.
On Mr.. r. Il. Taylor's motion the
Finance Committee was instructed to
have an ordinance prepared, making an
extraordinary appropriation for repair
ing the reservoir leaving the amount
blauk.
Council then adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

The committee from the Trustees Of
the Union N. z. ChHrch have made ar
raugements for a church excursion 10
Atlantic City on Thursday July 22nd.
The steamer Clyde has been engaged 10
take the excursion from this city to
Camden from which place it will BE-
conveyed to the seashsre by the narrow
gauge railroad. The osmmittes from
the Sunday School have also chartered
the Clyde for theannual excursion Of the
School on Thursday the 1eth of June
and the large native forest grove at
Bombay Hook has been selected as the
place where the day will be spent.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Striking Fishermen.

This morning, says yesterdays CheS.
ter "TiInes," as is usual after the shad
season sets in, q gcodly number Of trad
ers from the country visited the Gsh
wharves in this city with their wagons
to get lead Of ash for the purpose OF
GsIlipg them through the country. The
salesmsn demand $35 per hundred for
shad, aud this the traders refused to
give. The saiSsnsn seemed disposed
to make no concessions. and . rumber
Of those whs sans to buy left the wharf.
The latter olained that after paying
935 and hauling thsm several miles
they cannot sell tasn for anything like
a profitable prics, which seems very
I rebable. The fish caught this morn.
ing will sell better today than to-mor-
row. tbs demand for shSd does not
seem to bs so great as in previous years.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Mrs. Conneli's Complaint {.

Mrs. Ellen Connell, tie woman who
had Mrs. Cartharne Joycs fined by the
Mayor an evening or two ago for selling
liquor without a license, because that
lady entioed Michsel, her husband,
from home, appeared against Patrick
Gonnell this morning at polios court.
Patrick is Michael's father and Mrs.
Connell's fathsr-in-law. Michael had
gone to his fathers house to escape q
Candle curtain. lacture and his wife
followed him, when the old gentleman
put her out. The charge was assault
and battery, but the Mayor Dismissed
the case.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
ALsst WiImiugton Lad.

At q late hour last night officer p.
Wilson picked up boy about ten
years OF age, named Jshn Williams,
who said he belonged in Wilmington,
and was hunting his aant who lived
in this city. The officer put the boy in
the lodgers' reom, who're he remained
until this morning, when he WAS given
his breakfast and sent home. He was
neglected locking little fellow, and
cams up from Wilmington with Mr..
States, an expr essman.-"Dsntin Times.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
LOAN kaeetaHEy.

Atthe regular monthly meeting Of
the Delaware Loan Association, last
sv4Aipg, 81 900 was sold at sevsl per
cent.
AT the tenth monthly meeting Of the
Perpatual Loan Association, last even
ing, 81 500 Was SOLD al 10 per cent,
and 81, 200 a! 20 per cent.
An adjourned rnesting sf the Excel,
sior Loan Association was held last,
e7enisg whsn IL, 800 was sold at s per
cent aud $500 at 81 per cent.
The following officers were elected:
President-Wm.E Emmons, Jr.
Vice Prssident-J. II. Simms, II. D.
Sacrstary--D. T. Hawkins.
Trsasure.--S. Il. Stats.
Directors for three years-Audrew
Wall, Jas. s. Harper and Frank S.
EmmoAs.
Auditcrs--s. H. Baynsrd. &. T. Dill
worth aud W. Scott Vernon.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
r,ome0oouS Care

L,D.,r or Lung disease, Joseph
~, ry ,ssiding o. 90 Spruce st.,
[',nn has been soandly cured
H. Nj, Whit. Pulmonio BslsaH,
|ss.rirg for more than three
f.ir honest trial will prove
Ed this remedy. Depot 4:h and
,So2 A,ch street, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
,.utu,s CoshRoFe''

= r,,hueres have been ad-
rs = Tn Earops sbOns 10 per cant.
! |,11d.nids y stls r.putstiOn of ta.s:
p.'p o"uul.r ca.hm'rss for, for weigh. eight
% u vM n XoupArd & Co., sells
,".iv.ly; v" and owing 10 favor
,,us Pa.us,mept. with the agents,
Flsns ausbIsl 10 offer than at about
L nrires.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Assault a.,a b atterx.

Last evening Esquire Vandsgrift's
Court waE filed by persons who were
eager to witness the dispshsation Of
justice. James Manlovs, oolorsd, was
arraigned for assaulting oolored
woman named Virginia Hicks. The
Justice Of the Peace imposed fne Of
fifty cents and costs.
In another case Virginia Hicks was
bound over TO keep the peace,
she having threatened to kill Elisabeth
Nanlove.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

Three cars for the South Carolina
railway left Jackson & Sharp's works
yesterday in the charge Of Mr.. Thso.
dors Boughton. Mr. Boushton is a
former resident Of Charleston, 6. c.,
and he will thus he given an opportu-
nifty to visit his relatives. He will re-
turn In abept three weeks.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Renewal.

J. Nicholson has removed his
4 .loe store from Third and
krtCp streets 10 No. l06 West
4 street, where he will be glad
4 (sl his old customers aud ell
4 in need Of tho bsst and cheap.
l; In the market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Daniel Moore's FansraI.

Five persons were buried during
last week In the burial ground Of Old
Grove N. =. Church In Chester county,
and one Of them was the late Daniel
Moore, o forasr prominent resident Of
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

All Of BARLEY Campbell's plays ap'
pear to be successes, but this Is one Of
his best. 1t will be done here on
Thursday (to.morrow) evening. The
company is an able one and the actors
are up to their business.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
rno,n aud kn0eA.

|r,.B,ord, No. 6 West I'd street,
|,,re stock OF boots and shoes for
H. trade. which he will cell
\ srjcg than any other dealer in
1 Give him a call ard save
Pants md shoes made to order.
b. done promptly.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
A Ministers Reception.

Rev. Adam Stenele with his three
mo:herleSs children arrived In VIII
mington yesterday, and was rendered
warm and fraternal greeting BY the
Union NJ. Il. church msrnbers at the
parsonage Fifth and Jefferson streets.
last night. Ths committee from the
stewards and the Ladies' Mite Society
had the parsonage very handsomely
and comfortably furnished and fitted up
for the reception and home Of the fu-
tdre pastor of the church. Owing to
the sad Affections through which Mr.
Stengle has passed lately, the express
sion OF congratulations were of a con-
doing nature and the hops that his fu-
ture homo would be made happy by a
perfect nnion Of pastor and psople were
warm and hearty.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
FRlEE BLESS nHsL anES.
The Anaunl Meeting OF the Mama
Cerh of ihe ChIidren's sgon,e.

gers of ihe Chiidren's skon,s.
The Seventeenth annual moetins of
the managers of the Home for Friend
less children was held last even ing
The report of the directors Syas read.
Its chief points are as follows
During the year 2B chil6rep havs
been admitted to the Home, % indep-
tured or placed on trial, IL returned
to parents. and 63 remain under the
care of the Home. Since the FONDA
tioa OF the Home, GA children have
been admitted. There have bssn M
deaths or epidemics, and the general
health has been remarkably good
The numhor OF children placed on
trial repre- mt only those who remain
in their places. Some have been re.
turned because unsatisfactory to their
employers and some because the homes
provided for them have proved unsuit-
able. ~
1t is difficult to find persons to whose
oare children can be censcientiously
somMitted, bnt the prospect in this
matter is improving. Many who are
Willing to take children object to hav-
ing them indentured, and these are fire.
qusntly the persons most suitable to
have children under their charge.
The school continues under the cara
Of MISS Morgey and contains 40 pupils.
Two OF the older pupils have progressed
beyond the course Of study, and have
been transferred to the pu blic schools,
where they have distinguished them
selves by their diligence and rapid
progress. Mrs. Isaac Crouch has CON
troll OF the household department.
BY the will OF William Richards the
Home ia enriched by a legacy Of 81, 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

The N. 8. R. A. held o temperance
meeting last night In the Rlm street
Baptist church, with fair attendance
and good choir. Speeches were made by
Rev. John Gray, J. 8. smedley, John B.
Cook, Mr.. Morrow and Rev. Mr.. Snlli-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
ssOuY Boys"

The Chestnut street Theatre colApa-
ny OF Philadelphia will perform "Our
Boys" at the Opera House this even
ing, the troupe Is bon fide enc. The
play is bright, witty and moral.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Tho shipping Reeora.

The number OF boats which passed
through the Third street bridge yester.
day were as follows: Steamers, 2;
tugs, 81; shoonsrs, !; sloops, 6; bargss,
s; canal boats, 2; mud-scovs, 2.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Rajee YpNr Anchor

kvt on all sail for the "Grsat
/ Mart" IS Chapman hRs just
N from Pennsylvania with Co.
ksp segar5, Sl2 80 per thousand.
4 Sap. 81. Fourth and Skipley
,Wlnlalton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

/. S.evrm, 70, G22 West Front
'iGonA5 Lis patrons ard others
! ha5 arriving ono huadrsd tens
ya pr'ptred Enterprise" ooal
fIei. Prompt delivery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
.prCrAI MENTION.


> > s.ssSer S~, vii on Weines, "ec
4 'fSoSn' ecsn o.s lot Of l.OCC !,
|EniPgS, p, GE'T doves, comprising al
. Ma G.,inc Tc shades, in three Of
Ping Fs,,,,I,r sp',r1 makes. Jouvin, Em-
h E.,iia p.Rs'@, ard josephine, every
EaEt1,vi EaIEteh i, warranted, at the un.
|VlllSI, |nslv i low price OF % oenta per
EhIsaly Is,s orportuuity nr for ladies' ap-
u Ia,I , so6d opiJ glove to purchase q
Nv the season.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

James Brown will have . sale Of
fine stock this afternoon ON his farm
near this city. Both horses and cattle
are unusually fine. Stidham & Son
will be austioneers.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
e0strac,.

, aap.In rI,l has a received the con.
\ ciIsgnss ciIg,s the .he forage for Fore.
Our ri, ,S,,Olopany :, which will
kAs a' on ~: Sl'y on the 25th inst. St,
wi 'Ae -ttS inst. '''
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Nup,iAls of a wilniagton Lady.

1t is reported in Washington paper
that MRS, Alice R. s.Ots.nburg, widow
OF Capt. Ssotsenburg, late OF our city,
Will be married to john w. Morris, on
the 18th inst. The marriage ceremony
will he performed at the Foundery
Church, after which they will start on
a tour through the South.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

lF John L. Holt 10 have your
|r'irg 4Ono. Large stock OF the
hgteL3 and the bss! Of work
" ready. John R. Holt, 223
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
Another Change.

Owing TO Misunderstanding the Rev.
L. B, Barrett removed his family 70 40.
oomac Circuit, Va, the place that had
been assigned to him by tina Conference,
and consequently Bishop Andrews has
assigned Rev. Waddsll, who was trans
f-rred from the Wyoming Conference,
to Red Lioo and Glasoo N. r. churches.
Rev. Mr.. Killiam has started for the
Wyoming Conference which meets on
the l4th inst.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

FEW SHARES OF NEW
IN series stock of the City Building and
Loan Association can still be had The cheap
est Association in the city for new borrowers
six per cent intere t allowed Withdrawing
members. Inquire Of 37.6t
J. f. PIERCE, Secretary,
E Fifth street, Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

|niu! The only perfect pro-
knrditine as a "Blood Search
lAst BEARING tho name Of "Dr.
AID which may 10 had from
Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
streets, has q large and elegant
feIt Of hair brushes, tooth
ard combs.
b. Ne:gner, the popular barber
u crtteE, Is prepared to shave
may call st his shop, No. l08
street.
\ Cigarettes, for ostarrh and
lSa head, sold by Taylor 4 Ful-
Druggists and Apotheelsies, 302
'est.
tenu'rs" Persian Insect Pow
|safo'sh'a cheap drug store, cor.
Market. Headquarters for
Sp'eisl room for applying.
ioF the "CsllUloid."
marked in plain figures on
Ice IL Of goods at ths Model Tailor
" Narkst street.
Fesl and nabby slothss At bottom
sot' Carson ths tailor, 233
street.
l'sons Of men, from the latest
||eS5e't, can be puited with suits
pms Z33 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
NOncrSnH.

Ohns
|on w. >, Senate Yesterday, "a joint
n W. W. was passed allowing em-
sa,'i IN the Public Printing osios
/, ,T,D''usyS, W with pay. Mr.. Max
W Sutho'izs a retired list Of
offigers of thirty
|,Ies r' was considered. A Con,
| IenS., USS,u,h't'ee Y was appointed on
H. a'',fy Census bill. Msssrs.
h ps1,3 end Beck we're appointed sby
n, resident visitors to attend
p..l: %Sgaal examination at West
|,,sna sToa,ng consideration Of the
s"a4 ueAs bill, the senate went
k.5U kjU"'' session, and afterw lrd
|scis' h0',, .. Mr.. MsNahon reported
|,nsnI s, IDsa'i'noy bill, with The
csmpra;'non's, and was about TO
|sts, tts~a'tlee ant., Of Conference, whom N
y BIZ, 'ss'sa'ned E. point OF ord,r
|u,t q, aaV,ns y, nsv matter added
M vo,,, ~ me Connittse of the
1lli, aud It wsa ',eupon win
snd I'pIp.Op5istion 'sI,.Op, bill was 70.
lclp, ieo V,.is 70 the Committee Of
Aai.,,.ss,,' ,s,'ous sus bills were reported
N on u' ts. ana similarly referred
iI, iia ;as d Ho,.. 'as Arm Army Appropries H're
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

department., Ottics Of the Chief
VISsf' Washington, April T.
''Iuon' In TOR Wednssday-For the
|.1'n1 Hnsl'I' states, colder, clear or
',Guay 1;.i weather ; northwestern
rising baromf ter.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

Io'e OF tae Thermometer
I rrSPrRMtAN oaoe, on Wednesday
b, April T:
r. II o'clock, lG O'Clock
430 5Oo
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

E|NOWLEDTE AND SAFETY FOR
IN THE PEOPLE, at tho RIble School
Room Of tho First Ptetbyterian Church. Az
the close Of tho last course OF Med cal Leo
lures, 1t was unanimously voted ~ the audi.
enoe to continue them FIR the public good.
Tho second course, evenings ofthe 9th. 10th
and 23d insts., will be on tho dig GSlIVE
SYSTEM" Its use and abuse, illustrated
with diagrams by DR. W g. MCCONNELL,
Course tickets, 30 cts. single tickets, 20 cts.
Tickets for sale at @. +. Thomas & Co. Lee.
ture begins at s o'clock. 47-8t
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

Many ladies misrApresent their SAT-
fsrings. Try box Of "Ssllsrs' Liver
Pills." s,ld by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

"ANTED.-AS SITUATION As A GRO
w eery clerk with exps ience can give
ref Address NJ, RKrUB. ONCE. 47.2t-
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

AEONRY TO LOAN-IN SUMS 5F $500
Xl to s5so0, on goo hrst mortgages; city
property OF farms. Apply to
9EORdE Il. TOWNSEND
FIST ole Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

UyANTED.-OEE LARGE OR TWO
w small communicating rooms, LIST floor
south Of Eighth and cast OF French. Amply
Immediately RHPuB. office. 47I
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

pOARHNG.-T TWO OR. THREE GEN
- tlemen can obtain board moderate terms;
good rooms e24 W. 7th ct. 47-lW
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
VOHN BIGGS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. WEST VENTH STREET,
Wilmington, Del. 4T.+em
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07
VIZ TANTED.-FASHtONABLG DRESS
w making at COS Market st. 4.7-lw+

"ANTED-A HOSrLER WHO WILL.
w make himself generally use iul; ref.
required. Apply LEMON l. 90,
A72s III M arket ct.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

ENOR RENT-A GOOD BEICK STABLE.
~ satt side Of Market It. Apply TO
GEO. H TOWNSEND.
4-7.et 616 NJ arkotet.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

WANTED.-A GOOD WHITE GIRI.
w for general housework, (l7) at No. sos
Shipley st.; ref. reqaired. 47-2,x
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

FIRST-CLASS OAR.
w riage blacksmith. Apply
GREGG 4 BOWE.
4-7-st sth aud Orange sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

FOR SALE-GoODls 10 FOOT COUNTER
a. Will he sold cheap for want Of use. Amply
IHrvsLIoAH ottioe Of once. 47.u
Daily Republican., 1880-04-07

WANTED.-ASM SMART, ACTIVE AND
w well grown boy, at Preston 4 Bros
DOARDING.-OA Rs HAD AT 5S6 e
II Fnflrth ar nt 20 IA mar vuaaiy = aAL
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NEVADA.
Mlniug Affairs in Eureka.

EUREKA, April -Telegraphic advice:
were received here to-day from San Fran
cisco, stating that the Eureka Consolidated
had purchased the whole of the K. K. mine
A big lawsuit was pending between the com
panies, which is thus terminated. The COZ
sideration mentioned is $3.50, 900. Full pos.
session of the property will be given to-mor
row morning. The amount of the surface
ground purchased is not very large, but in
creases very considerably on the dip of the
lode, giving the Eureka Consolidated possibly
2,400 feet of ground at depth of 1000 feet
The Eureka Consolidated discharged about
two thirds of its force yesterday, and ceased
raising ore for the present. Only dead work
is being done. The furnaces close down on
the 10Th for repairs. They are expected tc
resume on or before May 10th. The mine is
looking well.
The Albion commenced raising ore last
night. They have this evening about seventy
tons of good ore on the dump The ore body
has been penetrated about thirty feet. and is
improving right along. The shareholders
here are sanguine that the Albion is a mine,
and there is no doubt that splendid bonanza
is being developed. Samples of the rich ga.
lena ore are on exhibition at the prominent
business houses about town
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SACRAMENTO, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1880.


returned at 4 p NJ, when Mayor R. N
Leatherwood, General E. A. Carr and others
escorted the visitors to the Church of San
Xavier. The Governor and visitors were
much pleased with the sight of the ancient
structure. They returned to San Francisco
this evening
Bullion Shipments = Southern Pacific
Observation-Disclosures Excite.
menf.
Tucson, April Sth. Bullion shipments for
two days from Tombstone, SIS, 400.
The Southern Pacific Railroad is laid
twenty two miles east of Tucson.
The average arrivals by rail per day is 420.
One hundred cars Of freight are in the yard
to-day.
A heavy sand-storm is prevailing, and it is
quite cold.
The mining excitement is growing more
general and intense every day.
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trict will be organized only one days travel
from where the Seattle steamers land passen-
gers. 1t Is also learned from party of
miners Just arrived from a prospecting tour
around the portage, of splendid prospects be-
ing taken from the side hills and from the
beds OF small ravines. One raviue, only
mile distant from the portage, was thoroughly
prospected, and yielded the finest-looking
gold yet found anywhere on the Skagit. The
average prospect here was 80 cents to three
pans of dirt.
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Passengers Passing Carlin.

CARLIN, April Sth.-The following passen-
gers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in Sacra-
mento tomorrow: W. III. Van Arsdel, New
York; T. Van Harlem, Occidental; NJ
Pracht, San Francisco T. Borick, Philadel-
phia; F. Schumacher, Ohio; Mrs Dewdney,
Ottawa Miss w. NJ. Cook, Denver; Miss
r. d. Duboice, San Francisco; d. White,
Cape Good Hope; T. McEclender, Germany
d. White, w. 3. Davis, New York j. b.
Montgomery, Oregon; w. Cotsnt, Elko,
New; C. +. Ruppel, Michael Marks, San
Francisco 12S immigrants, including SO
males to arrive in Sacramento April 10TH
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WASHINGTON TEKRTroRY.
The skagif Mines-A Puff for the New
DiSUfuUs.

SEATTLE, April Sth.-The following special
to the Skagit Ne,ss was received by the last
express from the head of navigation on the
Skagit river:
GooDELL's, April 5th.-Great excitement
prevails here to-day over rich strike on
Sauk river. The past week has been warm.
The snow has melted sufficiently to admit of
considerable prospecting on many bars along
Sauk river, a few miles above its junction
with the Skagit. Twenty-Five cents to the
pay obtained in many places in top gravel,
and almost every locality so far prospected
has showed pay dirt. Ithas teen the opinion
of many old miners who have been in the
vicinity this winter that the richest placers
will be found in this section of the country,
and these recent developments prove the cor.
rectness of their Judgment. People are rush
ing in and stalking of claims. A new dis
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santa Barbara RcpubIicous,

SANTA BARBARA, April Sth.-The Repuh-
lican County Convention to-day elected as
delegates to the State Convention at Sacra-
mento John P. Stearns, of Santa Barbara ;
J. w. Webb, of Lompoc, and j. J. Perkins,
of Santa Barbara. The Convention adopted
resolution instructing the delegates to op.
pose any effort to instruct the delegates to
Chicago as to Presidential preferences.
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UTAl.
The Mormon Church.

SALT LAKE, April Sth.-The three days
session of the semi-annual Mormon Confer
ence closed to-day, and was unusually well
attended This being the fifteenth anniver-
sary of the Church, great deal was said
about its growth The Saints were severely
lectured for the drunkenness which prevails
to an alarming extent in Utah. Mission
aries were appointed for service in the States
and Europe.
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AT a legal investigation of liquor seiz

AT legal investigation of liquor seiz-
ure the Judge asked an unwilling witness !:
What was in the barrel that you had p
The reply was Well, your Honor, it
was marked whisky on one end of the
barrel and Pat Duffy on the other end, SO
that / can't say whether it was whisky or
Pat Duffy was in the barrel, being as 1 am
on my oath. /"
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Santa Rosa city Election.

SANTA Rosa, April 8th.-Our city election
yesterday passed off very quietly. The fol-
lowing were elected: James P. Clark,
Mayor; John Brown, Recorder; F. G..
Hahman, Treasurer j. w. Campbell,
Street Commissioner; A. G.. Shannon, At
torney: Charles Hoffer, Clerk j. NJ. White,
Marshal; j. Beam, Assessor G. G. Farmer,
+. A. Selgelken, Thomas L. Thompson and
A. II. Smith, Councilmen. About $50 votes
were polled. There is no political signifca-
ton to the election. 1t was a free-for-all,
go goas-you-please contest
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Fatal Termination.

FRESNO, April sth.-W. NJ. Morey, a
horse-trainer of this place, while riding a
horse on Tuesday last, was thrown and rem
dered insensible. He died to-day from the
effects of the injuries sustained. He formerly
resided at Oakland
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ARIZONA.
A Visit to the Front.

Tucson, April 7th. = Governor Leland
Stanford, A. N. Towne. E. H. Miller, w.
E. Brown, N. S. Smith, Z. E. Hewitt and l..
H. Cummins arrived here to-day at P. N.
by special train, on visit of inspection of
the road and proceeded to the front. They