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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-21
THE PLATFORM.
All the Old Planks Renewed and Sow
sral New Ones Adopted.

All the Old Planks Renewed and Sow
sral New Ones Adopted.
SACRAMENTO, June 20.-Following is
the full text of the platform adopted by
the Republican state convention:
PREAMBLE.
The Republican party of the state OF
California, in convention assembled at
Sacramento on the 10th day of June,
1894, as expressive of its views upon the
political issues of the day, does hereby
resolve:
NATIONAL PLATFORM.
That we reaffirm our devotion to, and
our belief in, the principles enunciated
in the Republican national platform
adopted at Minneapolis, MINI, in 1892,
and again pronounce in favor Of protec-
ton and reciprocity, as expressed In the
eo.called Mckinley tariff bill.
MARKHAM COMMENDED.
We cordially endorse and approve the
administration of Governor Markham.
LOCAL TAXATION.
In local matters we are in favor OF
equal and uniform taxation, and we de-
clare that all property shall be taxed at
its actual value, and that taxes thereon
shall be fully paid and Immediately col
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-21
NOMINATING SPEECHES,

Gen. A. L. Harris PHILIPPE Against Boss
Domination.
SACRAMENTO, June 20.-In nominating
General Chapman, Gen. A. L. Hart of Sac
ramento said:
81 hope we have all met here 40 mem
bers of a united Republican party. 1
have no words to utter against any of
the honorable gentlemen whose names
are mentioned as candidates. The can
didate nominated is my candidate.
whether he is Estee. Preston, Chapman
or General Hart of San Francisco. But
when gentlemen get up on this floor
who support Estee for governor and
charge that the fragmectary forces of
the opposition are disunited in all
but opposition to Estee, or that any Of
them are made victims Of boss, they
attempt to deceive the intelligent minds
OF this convention. l want to say no
political boss ever lived who could put
a collar on my neck and lead me by a
string. When 1 entered this convention
l brought here living proof of the fact
that no man in the large popu-
lous district OF this state has
the right to represent the Repub-
lican party here unless in disgracelul
s5tVillty 10 pOlltlcal OOae. t1arL ca me
in on proxy from Tehama. l ask you
to listen to the murmuring protests of
the people. Think for a moment OF the
humiliation of that grand old man,
Abraham Lincoln, if it was possible for
him to leave the realms of God and
watch over the deliberations OF a Repub-
lican convention go controlled, or if he
could hear that one man thought for the
entire party; one man controlled its en-
tire vote. When Abraham Lincoln,
Charles Sumner and other revered
Statesmen built the fabric Of the Ropub.
lican party they carved it out OF the
cradle Of liberty. They insisted upon
the right OF individual judgment, indi-
vidual action, and the liberty of con-
science. If | ever bow my head in alb
ject political slavery to any man, hope
then thera will be some power to de-
urive mo of the elective franchise.
b 2pe this convention is not so dominat-
ed. hope NJ man is 80 powerful as to
compel this convention to do what the
people protest against. | hope you
from the country will tell San Francisco
and Sacramento that political bosses
cannot grind US down in the dust of
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-21
THE MORNING SESSION.
1t Furnishes at Least Ono Highly Sen
tional Incident.

1t Furnishes at Least Ono Highly Sensa-
tional Incident.
SACRAMENTO, June 20.-The morning
Republican convention was in some
respects as interesting as the afternoon,
and it was besides marked By highly
sensational incident.
The two chief incidents of the morn
were a pyroteehnic speech by Blenner.
haHset of TehaDa, who in intam matory
language denounced bossism, and partic-
i1larly San Francisco boss who was O
felon. Delegates supposed he referred
to Burns, and tremendous confusion
ensued.
Chairman Knight had great difficulty
in restoring order, and did SO only by
heavy pounding with his gavel.
Blennerhaseet then explained that he
referred to another San Francisco boss
from another party, referring to Buck
aey.
The anti-Burns men made a protracted
fight on the report OF the committee on
order OF business. seeking to place the
nomination of supreme judges 6rst. The
Burns men stood up for the report OF
the committee and finally, after long
debate, prevailed.
The convention was called to order at
10:25.
The committee on credentials reported
through it's chairman, Murray OF San
Diego, who submitted roll OF delegates
for approval and voted thanks to Secre-
fary Bassett, Assistant Steppscher and
others OF the state central committee.
hhe report was adopted.
The committee on order OF business
reported through date OF San Francisco,
chairman, recommending knight for
permanent chairman, Ryan permanent
secretary, Judson Brusie assistant secre-
tary, and various minor officers. 1t was
recommended as the order Of business,
FIRST, the report on platform and resolu-
Lions. and then nominations in the fol.
lowing order: governor; lieutenant gov
Brnor; associate justices of the supreme
Rourt, long term; associate justice, short
term; secretary OF state; controller;
treasurer; attorney general; survey or
general; clerk of the supreme court
buperintendent OF public instruction;
state printer. After nominations, it
recommended the formation of a eLate
central committee, that no change in
sotes be permitted during roll call that
Totes be cast by counties, the chairman
lions shall be referred without debate
That the executive committee of the
central committee shall comprise 80
members Of whom % shall reside in
San Francisco.
Dare moved to adopt the committee
leport. A fight was Immediately pre-.
iipitated on the proposition to refer res
lutions to the committee without de-
bate.
Savage OF San Francisco moved that
NE clauee be stricken out. Savage sup.
ported his motion strongly.
O'Brien of San Francisco protested
lgainst the committees report. He wss
Or free and unlimited scope ia debate.
He wanted no star chamber proceed
Bgs. Let US have fair play"
General Blennerhassett OF Tehama
lso proteliel against the proposition TO
hut OFF debate. He thu u gi.t it ptopo.
ition OF the bosses. 'M 40 Is tnis C@
Rr who desires TO come before this con-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-21

The nomination was seconded by
Spencer of Lassen.
Short Of Fresno nom n lted McDonald,
the good gray sage OF Stauislaus," in
an excellent speech. There were one or
two seconds, among them Pilisbury OF
Tulare.
Block OF San Ma'eo named Edward F
Preston OF San Matoo. He WAS second.
ed by w. S. Barnes OF San Francisco.
EsTEE NOMINATED.
The convention was clearly impatient
to vote, and when delegate moved that
the nominations close the motion was
carried with hurrRh. The chair inn
mediately ordered o roll call and the
secretary asked for Alsmeda's vote. A
prolonged cheer followed the announce
ment that it caet 90 solid votes for Nor
ris M. Estee. Then Alpine gave and
Amador S for the man from Napa, with
l for Chapman. Some confusion ensued
when dissatisfied delegate demanded
that the vote OF Butte county be polled.
1t was done.
As the roll call slowly proceeded, it
was evident that Estee would have no
trouble in winning. Another delay ana
gone merriment followed when Los An
geles asked to be polled. There we
one or two other delegations which we
similarly inharmonioue and caused lik
Interruptions, but finally San Francisco
was reached, and when the votes OF the
several districts were announced wild
cheer arose and Estee was nominated.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
The roll call was finally concluded
and the result was shown to be as fol-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-21
MADE UNANIMOUS.

The nomination was quickly made
unanimous, and there were calls for
sEstee. Messrs. ". S. Barnes and Schell
of San Francisco and Davis of Amador
were appointed to bring the candidate
forward. They speedily discharged
their duty and the usual cheers followed
when Estee appeared on the floor. He
made a graceful speech accepting the
nomination, and at sos p. m. the con-
vention adjourned till 10 a. m. tomor-
row.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-18

wick ~ j.. due 1919, were sold YESTERDAY a, "a a
rate Of Az per cent One million dollars we,s 1S
offered by thirteen bidders AFTER 'ne Dlls "au az
beon oDened A premium was at once oi1ered o.:
a dealer. an unsuccessful bidder. The successiul
bidders we're the New-Brunswick Savings insu-
tuition. james Deshler and Mahlon L. Maruh'
New-York tribune., 1894-09-18
financial.
Toledo, Ann Aroor & North Michigan
Railway Company
REORGANIZATION.

To the holders Of th" sock OF the Toledo.
Ann Arbor and North Michigan Hallway
Company. nrd Of the Bonds of its several
dfvisiOns. ms follows;
ToI.. Ann Arbor and Car. Trunk LIST Mtgc. o.
Toll, Ann ArbOr and No. Mich. LIST MtEr. 81
Toll Ann Arbor nud Nf PIrnS't 1sf TfGe. o.
Toll. Ann ArbOr md Cadillac 1st MtG". a.
Toll, Ann Arbor md Lake Mich. fst Mt9c. q
ALSO
ToI., Ann Arbor md 40. Mich. Cons. Mtgc. -
Frankfort mud south Eastern 1st MtGc. g.
orT1E,no1 h ps S 4 usmc sn cas a'abS an
separate divisions II the road and e"ke to harmonic
MI thereby Avoiding dsint"f'atoh "f me
property The acceptance o this plan il strongly rec
Holders II the alvc securities order 70 avail them
s'lYos q tho plan should dcp psi ,hsr hon rs on 3
ader terms the plan. assessment, o' 500 per
stalmen Of per share now called. and becomes
py,s % ''n y t hc ia, 1"' , SD9seG % from any Of til.
upon application ty the secretary of the committee
DTPOsITARY FOR THE BONDS:
Farmers Loan & Trust Co..|2o William St, ". y.
DEPOsITARY FOR TIE STOCK:
Atlantic Trust Co.. 20 William ST.. " Y.
GEO. W. MURRAY. Chairman.
Prcst. National Rink of Orange Co
WM. IT, MALE. Prest. Atlantic Trust Co.
20 William 81,
THOs. a. MCINTYRE.
Of Mcrnyre & wardweri. Produce Exchange
JOSEPH RICHARDSON. Broad ~.
HENRY 9. REDMOND.
of Redmond Kerr & Co.. Bankers.
REORGANIZATION Committee.
UondIy. Inutcrbnch & johnson. Counsel.
ID. VI. MONJO. Secretary.
the ONCE ~
REDMOND. KERR & CO..
Al Wall ST.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-18
New York Coach Horse and Cob Go.
Grenrsionc.
Ccst ano (onuo.

= osT -nonsbook No. 2jl 3i3. by Dock savings
l. Bank Any person having claims upon saia BOOK 10
,J ,,non ~ prcsen tD the bank Within thirty
days or tie sail Will be- declared cancelled ana ex
,ingilshcd ard isslei In lieu thcr. or
0sF 7iTnki,ook ~. Gj2 Gc3 rank for Savings. 2s)
i rourth-n,e. New York. Payment sto9pd Please re
turn book bank.
New-York tribune., 1894-09-18
LOUIS MEsIER, AUCTIONEER,
AUCTION SALE
STOCKS AND bonds.
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON
Will sell AZ auction
Tuesday, SEPT. 25TH.


n. ~ o'clock noon at 'he y Real Estate Saie'oom
~ - so. III broadway:
For account Il whom II may concern
e-co o.,o r,s, Tennsssee Virginia Georgia Railway
''''' a., Ist Extension Mortgage 2. =. Bonds
sooo 900 vas, Tennesaee Virginia Georgia Railway Co.
T-' Cene.ni Mortgage p Bonds ID. NJ. a. Co.
Reorganization C"r'incat"s)
soo, mn W,shinron Ohio & Western Railroad CO. LIST
Mortgage =. e. bonds
400 600 central Railroad Ranking 90 Of Georgia
n Consolidated Mortgage Bonds.
q 900 .hs Vlrania Midland Railway 60. stock
East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia Railway
Co lst preferred stock.
N ooo shs Fast Tennessee Virginia Georgia Railway
90 2d preferred stock .
no chs charlotte Columbia Augusta Railroad Co.
stock
= AGO .bs Richmond g. Yves, Point Terminal Railway &
Co common stock
so,o ooo uol,morc Chesapeake Richmond Steamboat
' 90 Certificates ~ Indebtedness
,no sb. pa,imorc ChesaIeakc x Richmond Steamboat
60. stock.
sos 600 Georgia Pacific Railway Co. q p. Equipment
so,a 600 Georgia Pacific Railway Co =. c. Equipment
PONDS
fo75 600 eorgia Pacific Railway Co Consolidated 2i
V Mortgage D. c. Bonds a.. NJ. & Co. Re-
organization certificates.
q, Az ooo pichmond e. pnnvillc Railroad Co. c.
'' ConrolidateI Mortgage Bonds d.. NJ 60. Re
organization C-rtiiicat"s).
$500 900 Richmond & Danvilie Railroad Co. .. c.
Equipment Bonds
sio oOO Richmond e. Danviiie Railroad Co. Equip
Ponds
sa2, of0 Ricnmond & West Point Terminal Railway
& Warehouse Co. .. Collateral Trust Bonds
New-York tribune., 1894-09-18
SILVER

y Leather. 1lH llk l0n l0n l0t ia 500
| do pref ....... 627. 627s CO G2 6iIi 6o,i 200
Total shares for the day. 33i
SILVER.
Sii DUH cert1s VI ''''
'90,4 seller CO. Ex dividend.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19
A GRADE TAX CASE

1ho Cisy DueA Tor che Rsturn 81 .
Large Amount.
James Stamford commenced suit ysster.
day against the city to recover 81, 3oL9o
and interest on grsds assessment collected
under protest The complaint ssts forth
that June q, 1850. ordinance 1850 Was
passsd providing for the grading Of South
Twelfth street, from Yssisr avsDue 70 Stacy
street, including sidswalks: that . contract
for the work VS. siysn 70 T. 7. Smart and
the work ahandousd December 20. 1885.
leaving the street incomplete and impass-
able. The city passed ordinance Ioo1
January 3. 1891, providing for the levy Of
an assessment for said pretended improve
msns, which Was done. the total amount
Of the assessment on plsinsi6's property
being o. ,30i. 90, which the ollcsrs pro-
cseded TO collect, but which the plaintiff
paid under protest July O 1881, the su-
prsms court Of the state handed down it,
decision in the case Of John Wilson
against the city Of Seattle ct ri. ITO quash
and 81 aside said pretended levy and
assessment for the so-cailsd grading and
Improvement Of South Twelfth street.,
setting aside and qnashinG the levy and
Last January the plaintiff presented his
petition to the council for . return OF hts
81 .Sol. 20, which was adversely acted on
March q. 1894 until oil the outstanding
warrants drawn on the assessment we're
paid. the remainder, IL any. to 60 towards
LIQUID ating the plaintiff = claim. He prays
judgment against the city for the full
amount with interest and costs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

neUTxK uA1A1Suxux-EAnolIY. }.
q n Nathan - percv ~. nncheafav A
IL. tvo cassS-rfndinS AZ fsess. oonclu-
eiona II M ana dees~s. eir.sd
CITY az eeaftla -. Tkomss n Brnnnon
--Taken endss asyi.emscs r,sh,nsrv ~
decreo az forecloeuye for niaInti6,
4 ". BeIlard - Tfrst Nafionsl Bank
az 0leushfer-Gaf Far hearine INN II. -,
strainine order 20 eontinus In fun force
until finsl disrositioa 81 cauee.
Annie Nssblst " William P. Psrrieo q
al-Ordsr oon6rmins 80 al reai eetsfa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

The esre Iies n pu1eF. riehsr blood and
better Ted norvoue tiosue1. Paine,s celery
compound slim the excretiso ofganA the
Hxs4 ana ktduoy4 70 etvon9or action; the
blood grows q onee puper and reddee and
more capable 81 carrying nutriment and
Oxygen 70 evegy naTvo and muscular 6ber
of she body.
! Pans's cslsey eoupound makes people
veil BY building up new tfssues In piacs Of
the old; regulating shaky nerves By appro~
pirate nerve food and sending atfong.
full tide of pure hlood through The dis
sas:d parts q TIE Hvsr. hssrk stomach
10 worrisd uomsa, lust = 70 businsss
men staggering under fnAnelal adveTsisy,
comes nefyousqnnD and Anal breakdown.
= am not III eaqush % take medicine. =
she too oitau so$S, and putB on from day
70 day the correction 0f her trouble.
Patne's gallery compound - the great
spring nsodieinA Is euzos every form Of
nervous weakness and the special disor-
deFD Of liver, hoask stoeAAeh and kidneys
thas exsso from Impure blood end . sTun
down. oyseom badly nouTished.
These are the di0eultieo that PAino's
Gallery compound ooesUcts, Il builds mp
tho whole BODY. blood, NERVES Ind tissues
In = way thst nothing eiss hes ever
equaisd. People ges wen who thought
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

Auetor q thst road. one u the ears vas
- detective and carslsssly handled that IL
ran against and injured him. The aeci-
dent occurred west Of the power house.
whore thsrs Il . stesu hill requiring great
eass ~ the handling ~ the cars: that Il il
. ruis cf the company TO stop al cars come
ing down st . distance ef about any feet
0est from whore he wss hurt He Was
standing ON the track In the performance
Of his duty. and the car coming down the
hill, through impsrfsctions and careless
handling. could not b stopped and ran
into She plaintiff William Kosstsr II the
gripman included In the complaint ~
reckless, careless and incompetent The
injuries rscsivsd "a Brsvort's hips. spine
and Limbs are alleged 10 b. permanent and
70 have prevented him from doing any
work or engage In any business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

n sais for Service asA .
Ceuntsr Claim.
~ eass Of A. @. spauiding against
/ - : and Macdonald, suit 20 recover
-. - ,of ne use of seow, 10 on trial BE-.
iadge Humes. The defense puts In :
y cain for $i.ossa IS and costs for
vsrT Of a lot OF railroad iron lost
- y. Hnk snx Of the sccw. The question
. 8 Aknss ca tho seaworthinsss Of
Mss rented May 81. 1893, by de-
lkSs - ses rate of s2o day. and
- 1,S zSs1 - TIE seow Was returned An.
z sams year. For . counseS
/ a. - hnaanss say that in May.
/ ~ lkx "a % LES tons of railroad iron
- RI Tacoma for Cherry Valley
- fssaz s.ng to being seaky the scov
ss.s aohomish river. remaining
- w. hail months. The less in
En11s macs Of recovering tina ircE
counter claim.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19
ARR IN xykc1nKxr.
The Lease Wa Coed and the Defend
nne 0ees Verdict.

The Lease Wa Coed and the Defend
sns Gets Verdict.
The suit Of A. Fostiouis 4 Co. against
Thomas bromley vas concluded before
Judge Hamss yesterday and the jury re-
turned . verdict for the defendant The
case was an appeal from the lower court
and had some interesting features. The
defends ant had leased . saloon on Pike
street to . csrtain party who In turn as
signed the lease 10 the defendant with the
understanding that he WAS TO buy ell his
liquors from the fsrm. Bromley failed to
do this, which crsatsd bad feeling
rorslouls. who gave the lease. attempted
hy forcsble means IT night aud at the close
Of The month 10 dispossess. By claiming
that rent had not been paid. Bromley no
sisted with shot gun. threatening to scat
Ter brains about If not lsft in pssca
Bromley made tender Of the money the
next day which Fortlouis Fefussd- The
latter commenced . suit in ejsctmsnt In
the lower coars and lost the case which Ne
appealed with results already told
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

- Anssred wife Rstaiistss WIN .
Cross Cemplaint.


- AAssrsa wire Rstaiistss VIM .
Cross Complains.
= ihs case Of ]. w. Van Brockliu
- bic wife. Condars Van Brocklin,
5 eeeendant yesterday filed her 6nswsP
eoss complaint She corrscts the
q their marriage. which she says was
~ a. iS76. and not January %. 1875,
nakes . general dental to al his alle-
- For . counter claim and cross
INIT abe alleges that In the last
years the plaintin has bssn guilty Of
aal indignities. etc.
annuity property 10 claimed. namely.
homo residence in Boren's addition.
ae ~, 900; tract In Maynard's I'd.
valued at $4,000. with improve
valued q $1,000; another tract In
ards plat. valued ct $l2 900: also
u BELLS Fourth addition, valued %
defendant further claims that
tin induced her to enter into IN
nsnt With him for the division Of the
unity property whereby he gave her
asee ior &io.noo. secured by mortgage.
using and pledging that IL she would
sach division he would not attempt
divorce. bat that they would con-
70 live together. and, being mo we'd
e and threats, she accepted the Or.
ssens After that. shs says. he Sc
y return of the nots and mortgage
ssve Der In lieu deed Of conveyance
bone place. Thereafter he secured
sfn Of the deed. ard In lieu thereof he
y Per notc tor S.. 900 and allowed her
p 4. month during her natural life. No
1a have been born 10 them. but
aNss an adopted daughter. Heisn-
ptays FOR divorce. the custody OF
s,. saua ana an equitable division Of the
Annaisy property.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19
son VS.. RAWSON.
10y Lady Seeks Divores
From Hsr Husband
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

The following new suits wsrs COM
menesd yesterday IN the superior court !:
Nancv Morton Rswson w 0eoege Al
ward Rauson-DavorcA
James Stamford ". City Of eeastas-To
recover grade asesssmsnk
Louiss G. Fresbufn ". William II. Kent
q aI.--Suit on notss and mortgages
Seattle Brewing and Mating Company
w r d. Smith--Aecounl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

Cssascser sass for Hsas
Damage
|esort yesterday commences
mat the Madison S,rees Cab.
psny Go recover S. 0ns q
sd On that road lass ian
= psains sess forth - d sl
Wills piAiatl9 usns ses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-19

SA46 tAwAA ~ o1v1s AV<A ~ 49,
eEArTLRWHATCON a0UxR
Daily f8un1ay eResDss1A
oTEAMKA STATE or wAa0fN0f0N
~ aeatsis. ~ 90 y " whassso. Lac =
Ar WAascen. SEQ = Ar esassls.. ..osoo =
esoypaag - ridaigA Anaoossss aa1 xalrAsvoa.
end q Bvefoes south oound: c0anectn9 - ooo1t1o
With steamer Henry naiisy fos Tacoma
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