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Show OFFICIAL D1KKCTORV. t,SITM STATES OrriCKRH FOB utau: iowuxr OmrfieL. WgoJb, Ort-.n. Jcr,...,rTl,-,rK A. Black, Ct.li. , i,Wj,tlJ.B. McK-n, Sw York. A-ndWJort.c-0. F. Strickland. Mich., aed a M. Uwry. III. Mr.t-J .T. Patrick, Net.ra.ka. U. A. Aitom.j-0-o. C. Bats. III. Snrr7r-0-nWl C- O. ClMnent. Tuf. RecriTrnf Public Mou7 J- B. Overton, Pa. rW"u" of Land Offleo 0T,e R. Maxwell Vict.. D. 8. A e-4or J. P. Ta'Karl, of III. 0. B. C"ll:tor 0. J. Ilolhaler, Cal. TERRITORIAL OFFICEHS . relegate to Cont-TW- Wm. II. Dooper. Attorney-O-neral IVnibbabel 8dow. Mtnhal-J. D. T. McAllister. Auditor Win. Clayton. Treasurer Juaol Jack. 8onii ton 'lent of Common Icbool Rotert L, Campbell. SALT LAKE COOKTY orKICKKS : probat Jo.b;, ElUi Smith. (Wfctmen, Hvnben Miller, laaae M. Stewart, w o NeaJ. OoroDor, U. 8. Bealie. Sheriff. H. T. Burton. proaecnlinK Attorney, Z. Shot. AweMor and Collector. R. J. Goldlng Treasurer, Tbeodor McKean. Connty Clerk, D. UockboldL QonnlJ Recorder, Edwin D. Woolley. rl SaperiDtoBdsat, Robert L. Camp!.!, CITY OFFICERS : Ma TO. 9olal H. Weill. Aldus, ts. 1st Municipal Ward, Isaac Oroo. lnd " " A. Miner. 3rd " H. H. Fdi. HO - " Jeler ClmlOD. tUl " John Van Cott. OOCBCLLflM. B T. Borton, Theodore McKoarj, Jueili V fmitb, Aleian-ler Majors, Hoorj Qrow.JuhuCUrk, A. C. VyiaT, John R. Winder, Lewis 3. U11U tUoordar Robert Campbell, Trwuiurer Peal A. Sclietller. Mar-thai Job D D. T. McAllister. Auditor of Public Account Robert Campbell. Aaaeaoor aud Collector John R. Wmdur. BoLK-rrwor of Street Isaao Oroo. Burvoyur Jeaae W. For, Board of School Inspector Profit aor J. U Park, Robert L. Campbell, Henry L Doromun. Ifcalorot WoiK'htflaud Moaauree Nathan Duvia CipUin of Police Andrew Hurt. ; Wator MasWr Isaac Oroo. njpeCU-t ol Bnlldiiitrs A. 11. IUIdth. " Wood and Lumber li. Uiuwuodej " " Llqnora Robert Camp bell. a u ProTUIom J mm 0. Littli. (iuarnntino Phjilclan Jetr Olinlon. Otuef Kuinoer Fire Department John D. t McAll ster. Board ut tmaluiug I'liyilcioin Loctori A'. 1 Audenion, J. B. Ormsby, Jeter Clinton. Ulty Market Master Albert Dowry. " 81 Ion J tump!) E.Taylor. " Block Inspector U. J. Fault, duperluteudeut Losane Aajluiu and IluTitnl TliwKjore MeKean. PhyilciaD Ium Asylum and Hnopltl Joii Qllnton. MNdl T1IWSD. Ut il.;ulclpal Ward LotI Elter.; ju( " Samuel Turabow. frj - - OMmn U. 0. Oibl.i. Itta " " MUlen Atwood. ftlh W.O. A. Bmoot. PACIFIC COAST SEWS. CALIFOBXU. A Chinaman was eotmcted in the Sao Francisco Police Court lately of the use of vulgar language, a! though he denied it, as ollows: ''Me al.ee same no talkee walgntn langnaee. Me live tea years Hongkong, where me see policeman alest Chinaman and makee him pay money when him swear bad words. Me know better; no use him wulgnm language." At Fetaluma, lately Diffenderffer, proprietor of the New York hotel, wen two tine turkeys and gave them to the porter, with instroctionB for him to 1 clip their wings so that they could not fly out of the inclosure. The stupid and wickedly cruel porter took the fowls into the backyard and, with an ax, cut their wings off close to their bodies. California has six potteries, of which two are at Sacramento, one at Oakland and.one at Antiooh. They are engaged at present in making articles of Rockingham, Rock-ingham, yellow and earthenware, sewer sew-er pipe, red crockery, flower pots and fire brick, but one at the Sacramento establishments will soon commence to burn terra ootta. A eood deal oi brag has been in dulged in by some of the papers lately, over the fact that a young lady, residing resid-ing in the East, had invented a machine ma-chine for making paper bags, declaring tbat she was the first female inventor, i Miss Mary Carpenter of Sao Francisco exhibited at the Meohanics' Institute Fair, some three years ago, several inventions in-ventions which she had patented and which were highly spoken of by mechanics. me-chanics. " : On Monday evening, 1st, between 8 and 9 o'olook, a heavy 6hock of earthquake took place in Sonora. It was introduced by a shrill note or whistle, terminating with a "thug" when the shock occurred. The course seemed to be from the northwest to the southeast. The effect was strongly strong-ly perceptible, shaking lamps and rattling rat-tling furniture. OREGON. Wo gather these items from the Portland "Oregonian," of December 9th. A new steamer being built at the Dalles, will be launched in a few days. Tho wiDter term of the district school at ihe Dalles opened with 162 pupils. The Oregon and California railroad propose to build a side track at Hills-boro Hills-boro at an early day. Frank Simpson, indicted for horse stealing in Polk county, was arrested at Roseburg last Monday. The new court house at HilUboro if finished, except the BeatiDg, and is a credit to Washington county. The citizens of Roseburg propose tc build a plank road from tho traveled streets to the depot at that place. It will cost about $400. Frank Rayburn of CorvaUis while riding one horse and driving others, was kioked by one of the loose ones anc hid leg broken thereby. A farmer in Benton county pur chased, previous to the last harvest, i Vibrator threshing maohine for $900 and cleared the maohine the firit sea son. A farmer in Roton county killc. two hos whioh weighed an oven 1,001 pounds drcftsfd, though they had mi out all their lives. Tho fiimous "dog case" in tho oircui court at Salem, terminatod last Satur day in a verdict lor f GO in tavor ot the owner of the deceased canine against the slayer. Largo and rich deposits of chrome and copper have been found in the Cow creek hills, in Douglas county. The chrome is said to be very rich, yielding ninety per cent, and is found in ineihaustible quantities. Tho 'Paragraph" says: Zcigler inlbrms us that he learns by letter from Jacksonville tbat the Indians caught a little boy one day lat week and burned him at the stake. Feeling against tho Indians is becoming very bitter. |