Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-18
Marysville Municipal EIe ction,


tested IN the history of the city, exciting general
interest, and drawing out a large vote. 1t re-
suited IN tn. election of the fusion ticket nomi-
mated III joint convention by Republicans and
Democrats as follows: Mayor, J. U. Hoffstetter;
Marshal, A. &abin; Assessor, F. f smith
treasurer, g. F; Eckert; Councilmen. H. NJ.
Harris HarIlS' \. b Nelson, D; Condon, John PETER;
school Commissioners, +. H. Greedy, A. c. Irwin
aud J. NJ. Cremin. There was no contest save
for Mayor and Council nen.
The opposing ticket was nominated at a non
partlsau meeting, and was headed by w. #.
Ellis, Jr, for Mayor. Hoffstetter's msjority is
about one hundred.
Gave Morphine for Ouinine
: SEATTLE (Wash.), March 17th-Daniel Nc
Pherson, proprietor of the Vendome barber
shop, died this morning the result of an over
dose OF morphine administered by his partner.
James Reese, to relieve neuralgia pains There
were TWO boxes on the bureau, one which
was supposed to be quinine, and this Reese
opened and took quantity, which proved to be
morphine, and gave it to Mcpherson. The lat
ter at once went into Il stup r, and Reese sus-
pecung something wrong, at once summoned
physicians, but 1t was impossible to save him
Deceased was native OF Canada, so years of
age, anG single
Death of n ll-Known Attorney.
SANTA Rosa. March l7th--James H. McGee,
one OF the best-known lawyers in this county,
Gied at ms nome In this city, after lingering
illness; Mr.. McGee has practiced law here
since boyhood, and was universally esteemed
He had recently opened law office in San
francisco. but had not yet moved his family to
tnat city. This morning the Sonoma County
Bar met, ex-Supreme Judge Jackson Temple
presiding, and made appropriate funeral ar
Engagements A committee was appointed to
draw up resolutions.
Much Public Feeling.
REDDISG, March 17th.-The case of the City
VS.. T. frisbie was before the Superior Court to
day, and called out vey full attendance of
old citizens OF the town. Last June Frisbie
fenced IN and Claimed piece of ground that
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mated as Center street. The ground had ALWAYS
been used as public thoroughfare I'D to the
time OF the fencing, Hon. clay ". Taylor,
Judge Chadbourn ard W. d Biegle are attor.
neys for the city, Wiley & Dozer and Edward
trisbie fol- Frsble. There is much public feel
ing on the question.
Another Victim Exhumed,
ANGELS CAMP, March 17th.-saturday night at
go the body of George Williams foreman of
the timbermen in the Utica mine was ex humed
from the mine. He was buried in the cave of
December 22d. The body was badly crushed,
and lying on the back against the hanging
years OF age: He was buried today under the
auspices of the odd Fellows at Altaville
Assaulted with CIeaver.
STOCKTON, March l7th.-Charles Wilson. a
Lathrop butcher. got into dispute this after
noon with man from San Francisco named
cleayer, and IN trying to protect his body Ken
nedy received frightful cut on his arm Ken
nedy was taken to the County Hospital. Wilson
was Jalied on charge of assault to murder.
Two Robbers Killed.
SALT LAKE(U. t.. March l7th.-In a desperate
shooting ARRAY here tonight, J. II. Weston a
railroad tirem an of Thistle, shot and killed two
men named Winder and Wells, who attacked
hlm for the purpose of robbery. Weston fired
twice, killing both men. Winder lived short
time, and before his death made a confession
exoneratlng Weston of all blame.
Santa Rosa Politics.
SANTA Rosa. March 17th.-The Republican
County Central Committee met to-day and set
neat SATURDAY as the day OH which a primary
eieGctaia3 ,Egili be held, pThe Convention, mnAte
Farmers are again blue at the indications of
another storm. 1t commenced rainipg this
afternoon and has the appearance of rainy
night.
Old Gabriel Buried.
SALINAS March 17th.-Old Gabriel, the Tulare
Chief, l5l years of age, was buried in the Roman
Catholic cemetery to day from the Church of
the Sacred Heart. The funeral cortege included
most of our prominent citizens. Hon. J. b.
Carr Mayor W. J. Hill, W. S. johnson and
others assisted at the obsequies.
Horse-Thiefs Confession.
SPOKANE FALLS, March 17th.-For two years
stockmen south of here have lost horses mys-
teriousy: young man at Rosalia has just
confessed that he belongs to gang OF horse
stealers Interesting developments are likely
to be made, as several stockmen are thought to
BE- implicated.
Boomer Arrested.
MARYsVILLE, March 17th.-P D. Gsrderneyer
Sutter City boomer, was arrested Sunday on
complaint sworn out by DR.. Schlessinger chaIg-
ing him with obtaining 81 COS under false pre-
lenses. His preliminary examination has been
set for next Monday.
Railroad Extension.
SPOKANE FALLS (Wash.), March 17th.-Presi-
dent Corhin of the spokane Falls aud Northern
Railway, in an interview to day, said his road
would be extended from Marius TO Little Dallas
Work will begin as soon as the snow disap-
pears.
Judge Buckner Dead.
SAN JOSE, March l7th.-R. B. Buckner a city
Justice, died OF noon t:-day, after an illness OF
five months from complication of diseases.
He was once Mayor for term, County Judge,
and has held various other offices in this city.
Showing at Sisson.
SIS.oN March l7th.-It began showing this
morning. Six inches have fallen. 1t still con-
tinues with strong south wind, favorable for
an extended storm.