Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-09-06
Nevada County Prohibitionists.

Nevada County Prohibitionistss
GRASS VALLEY, September 5th- The
County Prohibition Convention met to-day
and nominated a full ticket, as follows:
James Frasier. Shsriff; Elan Biggs, As
SCISSOR; Alfred Kinsman, County Clerk; L.
O. Palmer, County Recorder; N. Morcom,
Treasurer; Mrs. ]. Parsons, Superintendent
of Schools; W. j. Newton, Public Admin
istrator; John Tamblyn, County Surveyor;
John Hall, Coroner; w. Como, Assembly
man from the Fourteenth District Cyrus
Hill, Assemblyman from the Fifteenth
District. The Superior Judge is to be
named by the County Central Committee,
as are also candidates for Supervisor.
Nevada's Republican Ticket.
VIRGINIA CRY New. September 5th.-
The Republican State Convention made
the following nominations: Governor r.
K. Colcord; Supreme Judge, R. r. Bige-
low District Judge, r. Rising; Congress,
II. f. Bartene; Lieutenant. Governor, ].
Poujade; Attorney General, ]. d. Terrey-
SOD; Secretary of State, o. H. Grey; Clerk
of the Supreme Court, Joseph Josephs;
Controller, Z. P. Horton; Treasurer, John
F. Egan; Surveyor General, John E. Jones;
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
ley; Regents Of the University, ]. ".
11dincc duu i. 0cOISt.
Oakland Races.
OAKLAND, September 5th-The attend
ance at the races to-day was fair. The un-
finished special race was won by Prince,
Minnie P. second. Time, 2:29.
In the race for two-year- olds Mystery
was first and Acclaim second. Time, Ills.
In the third race, half-mile heats, Ida
Ferguson, Ida Glenn, Vinco and Gumbo
started. Vinco won. Time, :4S3.
Fourth race, one and one-slxteenth
miles, Hotspur won, Captain Al. second.
Time, LAS.
Fifth race fifteen -sixteenths of mile,
Applause won, Kildare second. Time,
1856. q
Against Dana Perkins.
SAN FRANcIsco, September 5th.-The
Supreme Court to-day rendered decisions
in the case of the People ey rel. Peter A.
Finigan, against Dana Perkins. Fini-
gan was appointed member of the State
Board of Agriculture by Governor Bartlett,
and Perkins was appointed by Waterman.
Perkins claimed the position on the ground
that Finigan did not qualify within ten
days after the Appointment However, the
lower Court decided in Finigans favor,
and the Supreme Court sustains the deci-
sion.
Marysville Fair.
MARYsvILLE, September 5th.-Miss Clara
Reyshbery, of Chico, won the ladies' riding
tournament.
In the district three.minute class.
Balance-All, Bill Doty and Vidette started.
Vidette won in straight heats. Best time,
2;40.
In the free-for-all race, Cupid, Gibben,
Annie E. and Laura q. started Laura q.
won, Cupid second. Best time, 2:344.
A Firebug Confesses.
SoNoMA, September 5th.-The detectives
employed by the City Trustees some weeks
age have succeeded in obtaining a con-
fession from one of the firebugs, in which
he duplicates several residents of this
town. The confession is now in the hands
of the Trustees and it is expected that they
will have warrants out for the arrest of the
culprits.
California's Banks.
SAN Francisco, September 5th. The
Bank Commissioners have issued their
twelfth annual report. The total number
of banks is 232 an increase of thirteen
over last year. The total resources are
S261, ,553 900. of which S23, ,359 900 was in
actual money and 500, ,607 900 invested in
stocks and bonds. The net increase for the
year is S14 ,S41 900.
AnOtner Oh the Aacnt t1ct1lnSs
SAN DIEGO, September 5th.-The body of
Mrs. w. P. Hay, one OF the victims of the
Peterel disaster on Monday, was found
late this afternoon in the surf at Coronado
Heights by Mexican who was pstrolling
that locality in search of the bodies. The
body was in a good state of preservation
and was easily identified.
Bark Wrecked.
SAN FRANcIsco, September 5th.-A dis
patch received here to-day states that the
bark Carbarier, which left this port July
11th for Santa Rosalis, is total wreck at
Altata, Mexico. She carried a general
cargo, and E. L. G. Steele & Co. of this
city were the managing owners. The ves-
sci was fully insured.
Attacked by Steer.
SoNoMA, September 5th.-A. Rutke, liv-
| ing four miles from town. was attacked to-
day by wild steer. He was knocked
down by the vicious animal and rendered
| unconscious and would undoubtedly have
been killed but for his faithful dog, who
came to his rescue and drove the animal
away.
ssDr." RENE Nonsuited.
OAKLAND, September 5th.-In the action
of "Dr.n Frank Rene against W. H H.
Hart end james Crisp Perry for $4,000 for
] causing his arrest on charge of attempt to