Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-01-29


SACRAMENTO, Jan, 2S.-The AS
sembly has concurred in the Senate
amendment to extend the time of
publication of delinquent taxes in
certain counties. The amendment
includes the counties of Kern,
MERGED and Inyo within the oper-
alton of the bills.
Howard, from the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation. re-
ported favorably Senate Bill No.
168, declaring Sonoma river navi.
gable, The bill passed under a sus-
pension of the rules.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 28.-SENATE
There being no quorum, Pierson
moved call of the roll, which was
adopted. AT the expiration of
twenty minutes five Senators were
brought in by the Sergeant-at-
Arms and, after being placed at
the bar, they were allowed to
take their seats, sufficient excuse
being offered. The delinquents
were Evans, Raymond, McGarvey,
Norton and Murphy of Santa
Clara. The roll was again called,
when 81 Senators responded. Sec.
rotary Shoemaker announced a
quorum present, when Pierson
moved for recess until 2P. NJ.
Agreed to.
a Bogus Dispatch Matted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S.-A dis
patch appears in the morning
papers here which has, perhaps,
been otherwise circulated, dated
Tuscarora, New, January 9th, an
nOunciDg great excitement over q
big strike in the Navajo mine.
The dispatch is bogus aud
steps are being taken to discover
the perpetrator. Tho telegraph
manager at Tuscarora says that no
SIGH a dispatch has been sent by
him. The supposition is that the
line has been tapped by some
Knavish operator for the purpose of
effrcting q deal in the market this
morning. All the stock exchanges
here have heen notified and the
game ia spoiled.
Wires Interrupted.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2Sth The
Eastern wires are interrupted. No
overland report to-day.
san Framcisco Itsnls.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2G.--In the
City Criminal Court this morning,
on motion of Judge Lake, specia
attorney for the prosecution, the
charges against Kearney, Knight,
Wellock and Hayward, of violating
the Gibbs ordinance, were indef-
initely continued.
Crown Point has levied an assess-
ment Of one dollar per share, delin.
quent March 5th.
Wind and Rain Storm, at samia
Crux-Firs.
SANTA CRUZ, Jan. 28th. "A wind
and rain storm started in at dark
last evening and continued during
the most of the night. The sky is
bloudy at present, with indications
Of more rain.
The blacksmith shop and store
room of the FELTON, Railroad Com
pany at the beach were set on fire
this morning about l o'clock. The
former was destroyed and the latter
partially burned; loss, including
toola, etc, $4,000.
Senator Angaey Dead.
GILRoY, Jan. 2S.-Hon. w. q
Angney, Senator from Santa Glars
county, died ut his residence, three
miles from this city, last night at
l2:35, after long and painful ILL
ness.
sIlot - Chinsman.
VIRGINIA, NeY., 27.-Yesterday
afternoon Henry Doane, Deputy
County Assessor, shot Chinamaf
at his residence in Gold Hill. Tn,
Chinaman was in his employ ant
was caught in the act of outrag int
an eight-year-old daughter Of Mr.
Doane. Tho ball entered behint
the Chinsman's left ear, and he wa
taken to the hospital. At last &C
counts he was alive. Mr.. Doane /!
one OF the leading citizens of Coli
Hill and his act is universally sus
tanned.
The Mixed Question Of Railroads
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Rail
road matters of various kinds ar,
! occupying large share of the at