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Passengers south and East.
MODESTO, Cal, April 30, following
is list of south.bound passengers pass
ing here this evening;
Mrs NJ Griffin and child, New York
City; Mai + NJ Cox, j II Sullivan and
wife, Il A Palmer, II B Underhill, Mrs
Hinckloy, II Koch, q Docut, Chas +
Leoley, w Hochner, Mrs A & Burning
ton, II 7 Vincent, San Francisco; Miss
$ koncerrada, Guaymos, Mexico; A l.
Pinart, Pannsna; X N G Wilson, 7 d
Mott and wife, John Zens and wife, Los
Angeles; G NJ Hyman, Boston; Richard
Polkhorn, Eureka, New; E B Allcut, Or
egon; g S McAllistor, Chicago.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCnco, April 30. - Best &
Belcher, 81 50; Chollar, ~ 60; Con-
solidatel Virginia, -; Crown Point,
81 80; Eureka Con, $500; Gould Il
Curry. Las; Hale II Norcross, 81 so;
Mexican, Sl30; Northern Belle, ;Ophir,
go; Potosi. go; Savage, go; Sierra
Nevada, 81. 10; Union Consolidated,
81. 40; Yellow Jacket, 81
hhe bPshNtheuE''
SACRAMENTO, April 30.--The Senate
was called to order at 10 o'clock, Presi-
dent Daggett in the chair. The Brooks
amendment to Section of tie Barry
bill wa, first discussed.
Kellogg favored the amendment in the
interest ol workingmen.
Spencer, OF Napa, opposed it.
A b., at
10 o'clock, the Speaker in the chair.
Petitions were read from citizens of
Contra Costa and Colusa counties pray
ing for the passage of the Barry bill.
Wharton offered n resolution to ap.
point IA committee of five to investigate
the charges of bribery of members in the
interest OF railroad corporations. Adopt
ed
Wallace moved that his amendment to
tax railroad mortgages so over until to-
morrow. Carried.
The second reading file was taken up.
Nevada Delegates for Blaine us
Long as he has II show.
VIRGINIA, New, April 30.-The Re.
publican State Convention organized to-
day, 7. ID. Edwards, Chairman. After
hard fight between the Blaine and
anti-Blainc men, the following delegates
to Chicago were elected: ". d. Foley,
G. G. Stevenson, s. J. Lee. John Dixon,
}. II. Rind, y. J. Blair, The delegates
declared their intention to vote for
Blaine as long us there was possibility
of his nomination, Resolutions Were
adopted endorsing President Arthur's
administration; demanding supplemental
legislation excluding the Chinese: op.
posing tariff changes; the restoration of
the wool tax; Civil Service reform; sup
preston of polygamy; the creation of II
national railway commission. and strong
ly condemning the agitation against
silver.
The Republican state COnven-
tiOn.
OAKLAND, April 30.-A resolution
that the dclegat from the State Con
vention be instructed for Jas. G. Blaine.
Referred to an appropl late committee.
FIRST DISTRICT DELEGATES.
The first district elected Judge C. c.
Bush and b. o. Carr, delegates to the
and ii. w. Byiugton, as alternates. \
resolution was passed endorsing Blaine
and instructing the delegates to use
every means to secure his nomination.
An amendment to include the name f
Lincoln MS the nominee tor Vice Presl
dent was lost, as was also another in
structing the delegates tovote for Blaine
as long as he was in the field.
Strong preferences for Blaine were ex-
pressed, bat violent antipathy was dis
played to bind the delegates in any way.
NJ. NJ. Estee acted ms Chairman and l..
w. Davis as Secretary. The chair,nen
of county delegations were allowed to
cast the vote for the comfy including
absentoes. Colusa and Tehama counties
failed to vote on the election of delegates
to Chicago, MS the delegates from those
counties misunderstood where the place
of meeting was to be and arrived too
late to cast their ballots.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Delegation organized with Il. Cole
man, Chairman, aud G.. NJ Fitzgerald,
Secretary. a resolution was taken fol
two delegates at one time, resulting in
the choice OF W. II. Parks, only, on the
first ballo with II votes, q.
w. Schcll, 80. S. w. Spcrry, 60.
Before the announcement of the vote
Nevada county made change by taking
one vote from w. II. Parks and giving
it to q. W. Schell, making tie between
Schell and Sperry. On the second bal
lott Schell was elected by 81 to Il for
Sperry. ID. T.. knight aud 7. II. Bsr-
nard were chosen alternatcs. The dele
gates were instructed to support Blaine
us long as he remained candidate for
the Presidency.
THIRD DISTRICT DELEGATES.
The Third District delegali IN imme H.
ately on adjournment organized, with o.
Harvey rs Chairman and +. Leoch as
Secretary. But two delegates were alb.
sent. William johnson and Eli Denni.
son were elected delegates to the Ma
tonal Convention, and II. Il. Pond and
Il. IL. Thompson as alternates. Resolu.
tions instructing the delegates 20 support
Blaine were unanimously adopted.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
a. $. Halliday, Chairman; j. Jane.
son, Secretary. The Committee on Gre
dentinls reported twelve absentees.
Drury Melone moved that the Con
vention adjourn to the call of the chair.
on account OF abseutees. The motion was
hotly contested, and amended by Frank
M. Pixley What the Convention adiour to
meet in San Francisco alter the adjourn
ment OF the State Convention. Carried.
A number of the absentees entered the
hall, the motions to adjum was recon.
sidered and the Convention reconvened.
David Mcclure and Fred Croeker were
elected delegates to the National Con
yention, and Frank j. French and
w. b. May, alternatos. Resolutions
were adopted instructing the delegates
TO support Blaine as long as he was n
candidate.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
II. j. Tilden, Chairman; John II.
Roberts, Secretary. 7. b. Spreckles and