Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-17
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| For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, Sept. 16.-The following
! passengers left on Telegraph Stage line
for Los Angeles to-day: A n Tyson,
and wife.
| San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-The
Stock Exchange meets this afternoon
to consider the proposition to begin
business again. Forty-three members
have signed call and motion to COM
mence. The programme is to have
informal meetings of both boards un-
til Monday next, when the reg ular
sessions will commence. All the
heavy operators and most of the bro
kers are in favor of the move, as the
money market is manifestly easier.
Large amounts of coin are coming in
from all directions to buy stocks, and
| the pressure of customers is getting SO
severe that brokers are forced to break
the rule prohibiting their doing busi-
ness.
Reports were in circulation on the
street last evening that the Bank of
| California would re-epen on the 9th
instant. Inquiry at the office of the
Directors this morning fails to confirm
the rumors, the fact being that no aav
has yet been decided on, though it is
| intimated that, as heretofore stated
in the Associated Press dispatches, re-
sumption is probable about the 1st
proXimo. Considerable feeling and
anxious inquiry as to the prospects of
resumption have been created by un-
authorized statements, published from
time to time, giving such day posi-
lively as the date of re-opening. Such
statements are, to great extent, mere
| deductions from street talk, anu con-
sequently unreliable. The Directors
report nothing new this morning in
the affairs of the bank. Everything
is progressing slowly but favorsbly
towards resumption, which will take
place as soon as the necessary arrange
ments are completed.
The statements made yesterday
that the Assaying and Refining Works
| have been transferred to Flood & o.
Brien, proves to have been premature,
though the Bank of California people
state that the bargain will be cOnsum-
mated at an early day.
Mrs. Norton, convicted in Santa
Barbara of completely in the murder
of her husband, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life at San Quentin,
arrived in this city last evening on
the steamer Ancon. She was lodged
in the County Jail, where she will re-
maiu few days before going over the
bay. Mrs. Norton complained that
Judge Murray, who sentenced her, re-
fused to grant stay of proceedings,
and said he was probably governed by
the feelings of the people in Santa
Barbara, which were very bitter
against her. She also expressed her.
self as confident that the Supreme
Court will grant her new trial. She
expressed great solicitude for her
children, who are now with her moth
er.
The celebrated mammoth grape
vine of Monticello, near Santa Barba-
ra, arrived last evening per the steam
er, packed in seven boxes, for shipment
to the Philadelphia Centennial Exhi-
bition, where it is to he set up, with
the limbs connected in their natural
position as it stood for over half GEN.
tury.
The State Fair-RacIng Yesterday.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 16th.-The at
tendance was much larger than yes.
terday, and Notwithstanding the
weather, which was much warmer,
the grand stand was principally filled
with ladies.
The first race was mile heats, in 5,
free for all horses that had never beat
en- three minutes, purse $500, closed
with the following entries: P. Good
hue's b. Ii. Gus Guerrero, L. Kenney's
b. G. Jupiter, G. A. Emery's br m.
Lou Whipple, S. Crandalps b. m. st.
Helena, ID. j. Greene's b. Q. Prince
Allen, Saml. Roberts b. g. Red Cross.
In the pools before the race the horses
sold as follows: Lou Whipple 100, ST..
Helena 60, Prince Allen 80, field 20.
Betting was very lively at these rates.
In the toss for positions st. Helena
drew the pole, Red Cross second, Gus
Guerrero third, Prince Allen fourth,
Lou Whipple fifth and Jupiter outside.
At the tenth trial they got the word,
all well together. st. Helena went of
in the lead, Prince Allen second, Lou
Whipple third, the rest we'll strung
out, in which position they went to
the half pole in Ills, when Prince AL
len drew to the front, st. Helena and
Lou Whipple close up. Down the
stretch st. Helena was out. trotted by
Lou Whipple, who gained the second
position and was within a length of
Allen at the outcome in 2:30, st. Hele-
ma third, Jupiter fourth, Gus Guerrero
fifth and Red Cross sixth. Notwith-
standing Prince Allen won the heat
with apparent great ease, Lou Whip
pie was still the favorite at 65 to go for
Prince Allen for time, then the odds
changed in favor of Allen, at which
rate they sold freely before the start
for the second heat, which was at the
close thereof much like the first. In
this heat the trotting was done by AL
len, Lou Whipple and st. Helena to
the half mile in liza. AT the outcome
Prince Allen, who had trotted his mile
without skip, came over the score
first by length, Lou Whipple second,