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AT THE BAY.
A Jailer Exonerated-Acciden to Gym
nasts- Morse's Claim.

A Jailer ExonerRted-Acciden to Gym-
nasts- Morse's Claim.
SAN Francisco, May 7th.-[Special. AT
a meeting of the Police Commissioner this
evening, prison-keeper Armager was exon
Grated from the charge of allowing a
prisoner charged with robbery to escape.
Officers Pomeroy and Clinton were dis
missed from the force for inefficiency. the
result of long sickness.
Mollie and Frank Saunett were perform
ing on trapeze at the Lyceum Theater on
Market street tonight, when the middle
strap broke. Both were participated to the
floor, twenty-five feet below. The woman
and man fell on the chairs in the auditor
ium. Neither was seriously injured. The
woman escaped with a few contusions but
the man has severe bruise on one leg and
sprained ankle.
The Supervisors tonight finally allowed
detective Morses bill for services in the
Morrow case
The County Committee of the American
Alliance decided tonight to place full
municipal ticket in the field.
The Democratic County Committee to-
night elected ?. ]. Murphy a delegate to
the State Convention.
Charles NJ. Harding, recently convicted
in the United States Court of larceny and
sent to prison for five years, was expelled
tonight from the Society of California
Pioneers.
Henry f. Highton read an eloquent pa
per tonight before the Pioneers on the late
Governor Bartlett
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WHOLE NO. 1852.
sur aENrE COURT.
MONDAY. MAY Z. 1855.

MONDAY, May Z, 1888.
IN BANK
Court met al p. VI. Present, Searls. C. j.
presiding; Mehinstry, J.: Sharpstein, j.: Nc
Fariand j.; Patterson, j.; Spencer, Clerk; Wash
Admission of Frank z. Wilcox, on motion of
CLINTON L. White, Esq, and license from the
Supreme Court of the State of New York and
evidence of good moral character 1t is ordered
! that Frank II. Wilcox be and ne is HEREBY ad-
mitted to practice as an attorney and counselor
in all the Courts OF this State
12,6lS-Wood VS.. Pendoa-Pursuant to stipu-
lation on file, il is ordered that appellant have
twenty days TO file brief, respondent twenty
DAYS to answer, appellant ten days to reply:
motion to dismiss appeal thereon to be submit
l2,G37-Carter vs.. Page-Motion to dismiss an
peal argued by Carter for respondent Appel
liant allowed ten days 20 file brief respondent
ten days to reply; motion 10 be thereon submit
TED.
Estate Of O Drake-On motion of Gregory and
upon presentation of Clerks certificate, it is
ordered that the appeal herein be and the same
is hereby dismissed
The following members of class of appli-
cants Tor admission 10 practice, having been ex-
amlned by Mr.. Chief Justice Searls touching
their qualifications and learning in the law it
Is ordered that they and each of them be and
they are hereby admitted to practice attor-
neys and c0unselors in all the Courts Of this
State John T. Gray, II. NJ. Eddy, William T.
Dunlap A. K. Baum, David Stoddard, L. F.
Clburn, H. C. Parks
Scott vs. Superior Court of Shasta County-
On motion of Beatty and pursuant TO stipula-
uon on file, it is ordered that the appeal herein
be and the same is hereby dismissed
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Hydraulic Miners Enjoined.


2pyiga, 1ssS. BY he Cali forrlia Associated Press
MARYsvILLE, May 7th.-The so-called
Lawrence mine, at Brandy City, Sierra
county, has been put under an Injunction
by the Superior Court of Yuba county in
an anti debris suit brought by this county.
Papers were served last week on the own
ers OF the mine, who live in San Francisco.
Shooting at a Thirty-Inoh Target.
Copyright. 1855. by the California Aa.ciated Press
RUTHERFORD, May 7th.-Last night a
Chinaman at the Nspa, Clear Lake and
Humboldt Railroad camp, while attempt
ing to shoot rat, shot and seriously in
Jured himself in both feet. He was sent to
San Francisco for repairs
Street Railway For MarysviIle.
lcopyght, lsss, by tie California Associaed PressI
MARYsvILLE, May 7th.-The Board of
Supervisors of Sutter county has given the
right of way to d. E. Knight and others
for street railway between this city and
Eu,:a City. 1t is supposed that the enter.
prise will be soon in operation.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
A CREW OF THIRTY-EIGHT SEA.
MEN GO DOWN.
Confession of Murderess-A Rive,
COllision-To Europe in
BalloOn-Racing.
EuAl DISPATCHES TO THE nroonD-us1os. !
AMONG THE BooDLERs.

Kentucky's Absconding Treasurer Lo.
Gated Up In Canada.
Copyright 1855, by tie California Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, May 7th.-Kentuckv's State
Treasurer, James w. Tate, fed March 18th
with gripsack full of money. Now comes
information that Inspector Byrnes, of New
York, has located Tate in Canada. The
Inspector has telegrsphed the Governor
saying that Tate could be found, and ask.
ing for particulars.
A resolution offered in the Legislature
March Goth offering a reward of $1,000 was
three weeks before passed Member Frank
lyn said he wanted to give Tate time to gel
away. The day the Legislature adjourned
a resolution WAS offered in the Senate ask
ing the Governor to pardon Tate so that he
might come back. The fact that Tate
forged his books in making annual settle.
ments leads to the belief that he will be
extradited. The reward of S., 900 stands.
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ooLEMAN,s PERSONAL STATEMENT
He Owes More Than He Can Readily Pay
"A Clean Case of " Bust"

[copyiglt, 1885, By 1e California Associated Press1
SAN RAFAEL, May 7th.-William T. Cole
man was seen by California Associated
Press reporter this evening. "The trouble"
he said, had been growing within the
past few months. 1t began last fall when
tue panic occurred in New York. Within the
past few days they were called on by firms
there for 100000. There was guaranteed
$150,000 by friends there, but there was
$l50,000 more. l could not raise that
amount without making represen-
tations on hopes that might not
be realized. That | would not do.
Acain, | made heavy investments
in borax property, fully 81 900 COO sJust as
it became valuable and could have been
sold, the removal of the duty on boraX
knocked the sale. 1t is splendid property,
too.
Then, again, the panic in New York
caused us to borrow 100000 from the Ne
vada Bank. That went along until the re-
organization last week. In looking over
the securities ours came up and some said
it was good and others that it was not We
gave the bank additional security,
and all seemed satisfactory, but
some party circulated around that
the bank was pressing me, and that |
was in corner. | again arranged it, but
the mischief was done, and my credit af-
fected, and | was debarred from making
other arrangements. Then my New York
agents asked for 100000 more l could not
raise it.
My property and the firms is valued at
S4 100000, and our indebtedness;is 81 .O0O.-
0OO. II the properly should realize only
90 cents on the dollar, everyone would be
paid in full. If it realizes rs cents there
will be surplus. Our business outlook
on the coast for 1888 does not promise large
profits in our line. Pride prevents me
from begging, and now is as good as any
time to realize. l have placed everything
III good hands, and we will now talk to
our creditors, the chief of which are in the
East scattered through the Middle and
New England States. Nothingis owing on
this coast, except to bankers, and it is more
than amply secured.
The fact OF the whole matter is, prom
ised to pay SI50000, and cannot do it. |
would fight on if l saw my way clear, but
cannot. | may say this need not produce
any trouble in this State. We are indebted
to the trade, but it is indebted to us. The
eanneries and fruit-growers cannot be hurt
1here are no poor people-no widows, nor
orphans, TO lose q cent.
To-day, by o'clock, we settled all
smaA matters up and paid every one who
had small claim OF this / am glad y
HE TRIES TO BE CHEERFUL.
Dir. Coleman looked worried and worn.
but he assumed cheerful demeanor. He
stated, further, that the drain upon his pri-
vate purse had been great of late, he hav-
ing spent considerable money in improv-
ing 5000 acres of land near San Rafael. II
is beginning to realize, and Mr.. Coleman
thlnks that the sssignees will not force the
sale of any property.
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A Republican Who Believes His Party
VIII Surely Win.
lCopw19Ht, 1888, 5yfie California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 7tb.-Senator Bowen,
of Colorado, said to Your correspondent to-
day, while speaking on the political stu
alton: " 1t looks to me as though Blaine
will certainly be the nominee of the Re-
publican party now. never was Blaine
man, but it seems that there is an over
whelming desire Oh the part of Republi-
cans everywhere that he should be our
leader in the next fight
| also notice that there has been a re-
markable change in the sentiments of those
who formerly did not like Blaine. Repub-
llcans who few years ago were decidedly
antagonistic to him are now earnestly de-
manding his denomination. Whether 1t
be Blaine or any other man, we are going
to have.a.united.party this time, and we will
certainly carry the country, for we never
have been nor never will be beaten with
undivided ranks ~
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A NOTED CASE.
Commencement of the Prewett-Powers
Murder Trial.

Copyright, 1888, By the California A,sociated Press.
HoLLIsTER May 7th.-Attorneys Mont
gomery and Scott, for the prosecution, and
n. G. Briggs, for the defense, with forty
witnesses, left here yesterday morning to
attend the Prewett trial at Salinas, COM
mencing to-day. Prewett, it will be re-
membered, killed DR.. A. B. Powers in Bear
valley, in this county, in September, 1885.
He was tried in Hollister in June, 1886, the
jury standing eleven for conviction and one
for acquittal.
The case has been continued from time
to time, Rgewett meanwhile being admitted
to bail Hn the sum of $50 1000. In Decem-
Der, 1887, Andrew Irwin, an accessory to
the murder, was convicted of murder in
the second degree and is now serving q life
sentence at Sasz Quentin. Prewett, becom-
ing alarmed, applied for and was granted q
change of venue TO Monterey county.
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a BORDER sENsATIoN.
Ghastly Discovery Made While Excava.
ting in FL Paso.

fCopy{g, 1ssS. 1yae California Associatecl Fressj
Ell PAso, May 7th.-A remarkable dis
covery has been made here in connection
with the work done on the extension of the
FL Pas0 street railroad through the indis-
Greet talking of Mexican laborer, smack
ing of sacrilegious horror. The laborer
says that in extending the line into Mon
tana street an excavation made for the pur-
pose of getting level track ran into an
ancient cemetery with the corpses closely
packed together. A large number of skele-
tons and skulls were found
The company, afraid of delay, or un-
pleasant consequences if it became known,
had further work at the spot done only at
night All the skeletons were gathered
after dark into barrels and carted to a
cemetery two miles beyond the town and
quietly thrown into holes dug for that pur-
pose.
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CaIifOrnia Pensions,

Copyright 1855. ty Tie California associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 7th.-California pen.
sions issued Austin Truitt, Placeryille
Franklin J. King, Montague Thomas
Vance, San Jose Joseph E Mascorel, Los
Angeles.
Postmaster for Princeton,
ECopyrigh, 1883, by He California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 7th.-H. II. Etter ha:
been commissioned Postmaster ct Prince
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WASHINGTON, May 7th-The only i'm
portant business done in the House to-day
was the passage of the river and harbor
bill.
The Senate business was of the routine
order and devoid of special interest.
More buildings for Nevada
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FUN FoR THE YANKEE.
Evan Lewis Throws wannap, the Eng
lish Wrestler, Without Trouble.

CHICAGO, May 7th-A wrestling match,
for the worlds championship, between
Evan Lewis, the strangler,'7 and Jack
Wannap, the champion of England, took
place tonight The terms were the best
three in five falls, three points down, and
catch-as catch-can style. The. American
weighed 170 pounds, and the Briton
twenty pounds more. Only three bouts
We're necessary, Lewis winning each and
the championship. Time, 6:20-7:O0-1:O0
Three thousand people were present.
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ICopyfgN, 1888. blythe California Associated Press !
WASHINGTON, May 7th.-A secret bu
rapidly developing movement is under
way in this city to nominate Thurman, ol
Ohio, for the second place on the Presi
Dental ticket with Cleveland this year.
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Killed tho Cantain.

copyright, 1855, by tie California Associated Press
MEMPHIS, May 7th.-A difficulty last
night on board the Benton, an excursion
steamer, resulted in the death of Martin
Moore, the Captain. The cause was dis
agreement between those who had char
tered the steamer
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COMING TO THE COAST.
Work Cut Out in California for the &c,
logical Survey

logical survey.
Copyright, 1858, by the alfor7sia Associated Press
WASHINGTON, May 7th.-Professor Fl. S.
Thompson, of the Geological Survey, left
last night for the Pacific slope Eight field
parties have already gone out from Wash
ington. He said Three parties go to the
gold belt of California under the direction
of II. n. Wilson, with r. n. Mckee and A.
d. Dunninton as assistants two 10 the
Cascade Mountains in southwestern Oregon
under w. L. Griswold, with Eugene Rick
seeker, and three to Montana, under E. L.
Douglass, with Messrs. Frank Tweedy and
E. I. Perkins as aids.
These parties are compelled TO start at
an early date, in order to finish the work of
triangulation before the summer haze sets
in, They will have that done by the 1st OF
July, and the time from then to the middle
of November will be devoted to topography
and working out the details of the triangu-
lation. The county charts of California
are on scale Of two miles to the inch, and
of Oregon and Montana four miles to the
inch. The California parties will cover
about 1000 miles each, and the Oregon and
Montana parties from 5000 to 1000"
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DETROIT DEFEATS BOSTON.

DETROIT, May 7th Clarkson and Kelly
played but an Indifferent game to-day, and
the champions did not experience much
difficulty in winning the game, which con-
tanned nc features OF special interest Con-
way was injured by collision with Merrill
in the second inning, and Gruber pitched
the game out. He did very well, holding
the visitors down to a few scattering hits.
Score-Detroit s, Boston 4.
CHICAGO, May 7th.-No game, on account
of rain
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The YreI<a Election. .

YREKA, Nay 7th.-A light vote was
polled at the mnnicipal election to-day.
Trustees-J. N. Walbridge, C. Junker,
George Freed, L. Nehrbass, a E Paine;
Recorder, E. 81. Scofeld; Assessor, II. D.
Green; Treasurer, N. Renner; Marshal. N
c. Maben; for reorganization III. against
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Many saInnns Clnseo.

DETROIT, May 7th h-The new liquor law,
which has been voted on by most OF the
counties in Michigan, went into elect to-
day. The majority of the saloons il the
dry counties have closed.
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Gussie Goes Free.

SHASTA, May 7th.-Gussie Yeaton, re-
Gently convicted of arson, and whose con-
viction was reversed by the Supreme Court,
was, upon motion OF the District Attorney,
discharged from custody to-day, and the
charge dismissed.
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a NAVAL VICTORY.
Two Mississippi Barges Sunk by Three
Men-Of-War.

New ORLEANS May 7th.-During heavy
rain and thunder storm this afternoon the
boat Future City and three barges
from St. Louis, came in collision with
three United States war vessels at anchor
in front Of the city. Two of the barges
were sunk, and the third was badly dam
aged. Loss, $4,000 The damage to the
war vessels is not stated.
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Auburn's Fire Department.
Copyright 1855. by the cat!toda As,oetassa z're...

lV0py7"1' Io9o, ty lie CaH5 5oT'lia As,0ccied l9res:
AUBURN, May 7th.-Auburn Hose Com
pany, No. 2. received their new cart this
evening. 1t cost $500. The Rattlers Com
pany, No. l, joined in the procession and
paraded with band of music. Auburn,
with its abundant water and great pressure,
and with its two well-equipped hose COM
panies, rates first with insurance companies
as a well-protected city.
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sUPEM1OK COURT.
Department One-Armstrons, Judge.


MONDAY, May 2, 1883.
Esterbrook VS.. ChTistY-Setteinent of state
meut ON motion for a new trial argued and sub
mitted, and ten days allowed each party TO file
briefs
A Wall VS.. S. Wall-Decree of divorce granted
on the ground OF desertion.
Trial CaIenders.
The trial calenders of the Superior Court
have been set as follows:
DEPARTMENT oSE-ARMsTRoNG, JUDGE.
May 2Sth-Lynch VS.. Ruhstal er; Flohr VS..
Bran.
June 4th-People vs. Towers; People VS.. W. L.
Toiley.
June 5;h-People VS.. Geora Romeze two
cases.; People VS. Thomas Anderson.
June 6th-People VS.. All FoOn; People VS.. c.
D. Stoy.
June 75h-People VS. Dennis Mccormick two
cases.; People VS.. James King
June sth-People VS.. All Own; People VS.. Car
rick.
June 11th-Ferguson vs.. Gates; Jamison VS..
Cauifeld.
June 12th-Harvey vs.. Sacramento Glass and
Cr0ckery Company.
July 5th-Heilbron vs. Gate. =
DEPARTMENT TWo-vAN FLEET JUDGE.
May 1fth-Bingsy VS.. Childs.
May l5th-Echart VS. Mitigate.
May I6th-Myors. vs.. johnson.
May 17th-LOwell VS.. Lawton.
May 19th-Tryon VS.. Avery.
May 2lst-RhOads VS.. Leonard.
May 2ld-Slack ct al VS.. Flint ct al estate Of
William Atkins
May 23d-Foster VS.. Addison.
May 2ith-Mier VS.. Casey
May 2Sth-Caulfeld VS.. Wilder.
May % h-Caulfeld VS.. Sweetser K Alsip;
Moore VS.. Sculp.
May 3Ist-Pluwmer VS.. Sheldon
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SAPOLIO

Is the proper thing. Try Il cake it. Common
soap fails TO accomplish satisfactory IesulIs in
securing and cle4ning, ana neeessltates a great
outlay OF time and labor, which more Than bal
anees any saving in cost. Practical people viii
hnd Sapoll0 he Desg and Cheapest soap Or
it. No. "a
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day resulted in q sweeping victory for the
Democrats over the Young Mems Non
Partisan ticket. Louis Loupe was elected
Mayor over Robinson (Rep.) by a large
majority.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 7th.-To-day's ball
game was played in misty, cold weather,
on sloppy grounds, and the attendance was
light. Although there was some good
fielding, and on the part of the home club
hard batting, the spectators did not take
great interest in the game. Score-Indian-
aDOiiS g. New York |
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ICopy7gHt, 1858, By tIe Casfo7Nia Associdcd Press
BENICIA, May 7th.-The body of man
No. 2, drowned on May ID, was found this
evening. There were no papers, and the
remains are unidentified. The body is four
feet three inches, with red hair, heavy
mustache, slight beard, dark pants and
vest white-striped, dark coat, blue under
shirt and flannel drawers. Deceased was
aged about % years, and was apparently of
German descent. The Coroner's jury
found verdict in accordance with the
above
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The Oregon Salmon Fisheries
49,.
Fuller's domination.

Copyright 1885 byhe California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 7th. - The Senate
Committee considered the nomination of
Chief Justice Fuller at q meeting to-day,
but came to no conclusion. Several letters
have been received by the committee pro-
testing against his confirmation on the
ground that during the war he was cop
perhead and Southern sympathizer.
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TO-DAY: A new invoice of Colgate's fine Toilet
Soaps and Perfumery. These goods need no
praise; they speak for themselves. No better
American Goods in the market. They will
compare with the best imported, while the
prices are much lower.
Fine Soaps for the toilet or the bath:
Colgates Turkish Bath Soap, 4 cents per cake.
Colgates Glycerne Soap, 3 cakes for 25 cents.
CoIgates Oatmeal Soap, 8 cakes for 25 cents.
Colgates highly perfumed Soap. 10 cents to
25 cents per cake.
Cogates Extra Speciosa fragrant and pleasant per-
fume, OF the best in the market, bottles
o5 cents.
Cogate's bottles, different extracts,
Cogate's 3&9 Fine Toilet Water As and 95 cents.
Cogate's Perfumed White Vaseline, a combination of
pure white VaSeline with the choicest perfumes
exquisite emollent for the skin and complexion and
perfect pomade for the hair No. 8, large bottles,
As cents. Florida Water, 25 cents.
Bay Rum, pint bottles, 25 cents.
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NEW TODAY: Extra ues in Ladies' PARASOLS
Ecru Pongee, silk-ined Parasols, trimmed with
Ecru Spanish Lace, So 80.
Black Satin Parasos, lined in different colors
trimmed with Silk Lace, So so.
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NEW TODAY: Four Cases Mems Hats, in
Wool. Felt and Fine Beaver; Crush Stiff and
Soft Hats; grades from so cents to $5. New
shapes in the Fedora Hats; new shapes in
Soft Hats the latest in Black and Brown
Stiff Hats.
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TO-DAY !!

Extra FINE Value in Genuine Turkey Red Figured Table Damak
56 inches wild COOrs The real value of these goods 40
Cents twent pieces will per yard
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NEW TO-DAY: Five Cases Ladies' and Chill
drens Hosiery, comprising many different
grades, Fancy Cotton Hose, Balbrggans,
Lisle Thread and Silk.
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Yesterdays BASEBALL.
Cold, Disagreeable Weather and Only
Commonplace Work.

PIrTsBURG, May -Philadelphia's vic
tory on Saturday, on account of tech
nicality about Gardner's signing with the
club, counts for nothing, and the game was
thrown out. To-days game was hotly
contested, and the home team were unable
to hit Buffinton with any effect, while,
aside from the fourth inning, the same
might be said for the visitors and Calvin.
The weather was disagreeable, and the at
tendance moderate. Score-Pittsburg 16,
Philadelphia 4.
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The Democrats carry Gilroy.
GILRoy, May 7th.-The city election to-
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Yisalia Town Election.
icop,rtg. 1855, BY Tie CALIFORNIA Associated Pre-

ltopy77g 1855, 6y De Cal.foT Associated Press
| VIsALIA, May 7th.-At the municipal
election to-day 80 votes were polled. Little
interest was manifested. Two tickets were
in the field, Citizens Non-Partisan and
Democratic. There was one Independent
candidate for Marshal, on which office the
only fight was made. The Citizens ticket
is certainly elected by good majority.