Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-06
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PACIFIC COAST.
For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, Feb. 4th.-The following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to-day:
M. III. Wood, Emilio Bella and Mrs.
Hillard Calhorn.
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-The fish
ing boat Irie Lovelle, Captain Bernar-
do with three men on board, was lost
on Wednesday last near the Farral-
lones, while on her way back with a
full load of fish. All hands were
drowned.
A report was current on the street
yesterday evening that Flood &
O'Brien had purchased the Palace Ho-
tel property from VIM. Sharon, the
equivalent named being S3,5O0,OOO: In
an interview with reporter Mr.. Flood
characterized it as canard without
foundation and started on the street
maliciously with an intent to injure
Mr.. Sharon or for some other effect.
The passengers per steamship Clar-
rissa Perkins, which left New York
July 9Th, 1919, held their annual reun-
ion tonight.
The Wholesale and jobbing mer-
chants of the city met at the Mer-
chants Exchange to-day to consider
what course should be taken in regard
to the silver coin question. No def
mite course has been agreed on so far,
but it is probable some action will be
taken,as the city millers have decided
to take silver for what it is worth.
Consolidated Virginia declared q
divideud of ten dollars per share to-
day.
James Mccall who, although hardly
of age, has been in the State prison,
was up in the Police Court to-day for
burglary.
During the week there have been
ninety deaths in the city-ffty-six
males and thirty-four females.
Only one overland mail arrived last
| night. Three more will come this eve-
ming, bringing mails even to date.
Indicted.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 5th.-The Grand
Jury of Sacramento county yesterday
found true bill of Indictment against
J. w. Wilcox for assault with intent
to commit murder upon the person of
]. M. Somers, Chronicle correspondent.
Wilcox Immediately gave bail in the
sum of FIVE thous and dollars to answer
to the charge before the County Court.
Legislative Proceedings.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 5.-The Senate
yesterday did not adjourn till 90 clock,
after going through the file. After a
message had been received from the
Governor announcing the death of
Vaudeville, o committee consisting OF
Eakin, Evans, Hero, Rogers and Tim
were appointed to make arrangements
for the funeral, and resolved that when
the Chamber adjourn, it be till 2 o.
clock Monday. The special order OF
the day, the acts relating to consti-
tutional convention, were postponed
to Thursday. Three new bills were in
troduced. Among the messages re-
ceivea from the Assembly was one an
nouncing the passage of the bill regu-
lating the travelling fees of the Sher-
iff OF Kern county. Among the bills
considered was one proposing amend.
ments to the State Constitution and
one preventing county officers from
being absent from the State for more
than sixty days, or at any period with
out the consent of the Supervisors.
McCoppin's bill to establish water
rates for San Francisco was considered
in Committee of the Whole and its
passage recommended
Much discussion took place on the
bill to allow G. +. Leavenworth to
supply the town of Modesto with wa
ter. The bill was passed, but no ex-
elusive privilege was granted.
Satterwhite introduced bill for the
protection of hotel and boarding house
keepers, empowering them to retain
and sell baggage for board.
In the Assembly Gelwicks offered
resolutions expressing sorrow for the
death of Vaudeville and eulogizing
his virtues, which were passed, and
Gelwicks, Barney, Reddick, McCon-
nell and Archer appointed Funeral
Committee.
Hutchings, of Yosemite, was grant
ed the use of the Assembly Chamber
for a free exhibition of Yosemite views
on thursday evening next.
The Senate act to authorize and di-
rect the County Treasurer of Tulare to
pay certain orders of the Road Com
missioners, was referred to the delega-
ti0n.
A bill for the protection of the sea
gulls in the neighborhood of Santa
Monico was referred to the Committee
on Fish Culture.
The Senate joint resolution asking
Congressional appropriation for the
improvement of Feather, Sacramen.
to, San Joaquin and Mokelumne riv-
ers and Petaluma and Sonoma creeks,
was referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations.
| Adjourned at il minutes to l2, till
2 o'clock Monday.
The funeral of Vaudeville takes
place tomorrow from the Assembly
Chamber at 1:30 P. NJ. Deceased
leaves wife and three children in
this city. The Capitol flag is at half
mast and the Controllers office is
draped in mourning.
The weather is fine, with foggy
morning.