Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-06-25
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sENTINEL.I
The Democratic Convention Still
In SessiOn-NOminatiOn of Lien.
tenant.GOvernOr, Congressman
and supreme Court Judges.

In SessiOn-NOminatiOn of Lien.
tenant.GOvernOr, congressman
and Supreme Court Judges.
SAN Francisco, June pa San Jose
dispatch says: This evening James H.
Budd was nominated for Congress in the
Second District, and Barclay Henley was
nominated in the Third District
Carpenter was nominated for Railroad
Commissioner in the First District.
SAN Francisco, June 24.-The Congress
sional delegation in the Fourth District
nominated P. B. Tully of Gilroy for Con-
gresham without opposition.
The Third Railroad District nominated
". W. Foote of Alameda for Railroad
Commissioner
The Fourth District Board of Equaliza-
ton Committee nominated John Markley
of Stanislaus.
The Convention nominated John Dag
gett for Lieutenant-Governo by acclama-
ton.
The Second District nominated VIM.
Crutcher for a member of the State Board
Of Equalization.
San JOSE, June 24.-The following were
placed in nomination for Justices of the
Supreme Court: Justices Ross and Sharp
stein, lncumbents; j. W. Armstrong,
Sacramento; Judge Evans, San Francisco;
Judge Keyser of Suffer-; Judge Temple of
Sonoma; and Judge Sepulveda of Los An
geles. Lightner of Napa nominated Judge
Wallace of Napa. Terry of San Joaquin
seconded the nomination. Wilkins of
Marin nominated Judge Bowers of Marin.
Nominations closed.
First ballot-Evans 113, Temple ia,
Ross 154, Sepulveda 1875, Wallace 65, Arm
strong ia, Sharpstein 1854, Keyser SO,
Bowers Is. Each delegate voted two
names.
Second ballot-Evans 1Os, Ross 176,
Temple 105, Sepulveda 1876, Sharpstein
1873, Wallace 48, Armstrong 112.
Third ballot-Evans SO, Ross 233, Sharp
stein 2l1, Temple 1874, Sepulveda 104,
Armstrong SO.
The Chair announced the nomination Of
Ross.
Bishop moved q recess OF 80 minutes.
Lost.
Fourth ballot-Sharpstein 247, Temple
10, Armstrong A, Evans Is, Sepulveda 20.
Sharpstein was nominated.
Recess for one hour.
San JOSE, June 24.-On reassembling
this afternoon, the Convention went into
the nomination OF two Congressman at
large. The following were placed in nom
lnatlon: j.. r. Glasscock, Alameda: W. t.
Wallace. @. A. Sumner, San Francisco; j.
b. Murphy, Del Norte. The first ballot
resulted in the nomination of Glasscock
and Sumner, by the following vote: Glass
cock 3ls; Sumner, 231; Murphy, 2G4;
Wallace, 1856.
settling an Old Grudge.
NApA (Cal.). June 24.-This afternoon
NJ. L. S%tillwagon shot Dolores Garcia.
Garcia is still alive, but the physicians
pronounce the wound fatal. Stillwagon
claims self-defense. Garcia, about three
months ago, shot stillwagon in the cheek.
Four Young People Accidentally
Killed.
SANTA ORUz (Cal), June 24.-Late last
night the coach in which a number of
young people from San Francisco, who had
been camping out in the vicinity, were
taking a ride. went over the bank on the
turnpike near FELTON,, killing Misses Iva
Cowdery, Eva Hussey and Celia Scott,
and Master George Scott. and wounding
masters purr, benl. burning n William
Macklee. This serious accident was caused
by the horses shying.
Sale of h British Ship Escambta.
SAN Francisco, June 24.-The British
ship Escambia, which foundered off the
heads onMonday evening, was sold to-day by
the Board of Underwriters for 81, 400.
W. E. Winghell was the purchaser. The
entire cargo was sold for $40 to 7. P. H.
Whitelaw.
Selecting Republican Candidates.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The Repub-
lican County Committee have resolved to
hold primary elections for the purpose of
selecting delegates to attend the State
Convention.
Bulwer's Dividend.
SAN Francisco, June 24.-Bulwer de.
clarea a dividend OF ten cents.