Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-03
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Further Nominations by the Cali.
fOrnia Republicans.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Further Nominations by h Cali
ormia Republicans.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-The Second
Railroad District Convention nominated
Charles Clayton of San Francisco for Rail-
road Commissioner.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2.-The State Cen
trail Committee met and organized. P. b.
Cornwall was elected Chairman and James
r. Finlayson was reelected Secretary.
The following Executive Committee was
elected: p. Il. Cornwall, Frank Whittier,
W. W. Montague, Richard Chute, G F.
Bassett, Charles Kohler, John D. Spreck-
les, W. L. Dargie, j. s. Taber, A.. G..
Halves, W. H.. Byington, D. M. Burns, J.
r. Ha~rdenbergh, A. P. Williams, J. W.
Rea.
The nominee for Governor addressed the
Committee.
On motion of John Good Jr. of Lake,
it was ordered that the planks Of the two
parties on the Sunday law, and the section
of the Code bearing on the same question
be printed and generally circulated.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-The State Con-
vention passed a resolution thanking the
ciiiSNio VIZ nuJoui eAho Wv
The Fourth Congressional District Con-
vention nominated by reclamation Charles
W. Dana Of San Luis Obispo for member
of the State Board of Equalization, and
Ex-Governor Woods of Oregon, now of
Santa Clara County, for Congress.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-The First
Congressional District Convention nomi-
mated Paul Neumann for Congress. The
First Railroad District this morning nom.
mated Charles F. Reed of Yolo for Railroad
Commissioner. The Third District nomi
mated E. NJ. Gibson of Alameda for Com
missioner.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-The Conven-
lion nominated A.. l.. Hart, Attorney
General; VIM. Mints, Surveyor General;
l.. d. Waterman, Superintendent of Pub
lie Instructions; Frank Gross, Clerk of the
Supreme Court; John We'll (the present
incumhent), State Treasurer.
SAN Francisco. Sept Nv. W. Morrow
and Henry Edgerton were nominated for
Congressman at Large by reclamation.
F. A. Peddlar of Yolo was nominated Sec
rotary of State.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 1.-The Convention
nominated E. F. Davies State Controller.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
NJ. NJ. Estee, the nominee for Governor,
was BerenaueQ tonight.
More Apache DepredatiOns.
San Francisco, Sept. 2.-The Tucson
Stars advices from Nogales say the
Apaches are depredating fearfully in that
locality and to the southeast. This week
they attacked Michilane's Ranch, killed q
man. wife and father, and took a little
girl and beat her head against the side of
the house, leaving her for dead. She has
recovered sufficiently to recite the fearful
acts of cruelty on her mother before the
red devils killed her. They took all the
stock on the ranch. A party of Mexicans
followed and overlook the Indians near
Buena Vista, where they were attacked
and driven back, the Indians greatly out
numbering them. On Tuesday the rancho
of Bado Saco was attacked by this same
band, killing one nan and wonnding an
other. On Wednesday morning the Gui-
tica Ranch was jumped, and Pedro Chill
stea and Altimirano were killed, and most
of the stock driven off. The Apaches have
divided into two bands. The Mexican
soldiers and citizens are pressing in on
them from all Sides.
A Destructive Fire.
HANFoRD (Cal.), Sept. 2.-Hanford had
its fire this morning at 8 o'clock. 1t de-
stroyed totally six buildings on Doty
street, between 9Th and 7th. These in
clude W. r. Dykes saloon and contents;
loss, $4,000; insurance, 81 POO; Delta of.
fee, S 1000; insurance, 1850; R. Mills.
saloon; loss, $1,000; insurance, $780, ST.
mon Jacobs d Co., building. 81 900; in
surance, $500; X. Swartz, 80, 900; insur-
81, 1000; D. l.. Healey, 81 600; insur-
81 ,000j j. M. Compbert, butcher
shop, $500; no insurance; j. J.. Cortner,
IS, 900: insurance, 1890; China restau-
rant, $50. But for the absence of wind
and an abundant supply of water, most of
the business part of the town would have
been destroyed.
isasreeu-siOrey for CanavaB.
VIRGINIA, Sept. 2.-The jury in tho Fin
Ian case disagreed. They stood eleven for
acquittal and one for conviction. There
are four other cases against Finlan.
Matt. Caravan, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor, carried the Storey
County delegation solid.