Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-03-29

y Il oHS iosSueutj III WHICH tllo yes
and noes were called.
The House took a recess before
the vote was announced.
SENATE-McGarvey, from the
Judiciary Committee, reported
with recommendation for passage
a bill perfecting title for lands that
have been purchased from the State
since 1870.
The Senate passed the bill re-
ported by the Judiciary Committee
this morning, perfecting the title
to lands purchased from the State.
TMtsie's Mining BiI ia Comm ,tsee.
SACRAMENTO, March 26.-Sen-
ate Committee on Corporations met
again this morning, Searls in the
chair, to continue the consideration
of Tuttle's mining bill. Ex.Gover-
nor Haight and j. J. Pllsbury ap-
peared on behalf of the Board of
Brokers and Vaymier and A. Del
mar in support of the bill. The
Committee adjourned until to-
morrow morning at 0 A. NJ.
ian Francisco M~pkcss.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.-
Wheat-Scarce and tending up;
choice milling. S2.OO@S2 O5; ship
ping, $l.9O, Sl.92s@I95. Barley
Steady; feed, $l.25@$1.3O; mil
ling, 81 4O@S1.50. Oats-Quiet; feed,
$l.50@$l.55. Corn-Quiet; large
yellow, $1.5O@Sl.55; small, $1.674
oslo. Hay--Demoralized and
nominal. $l0@Sl7. Potatoes-Dull;
81 OO@2.35.
Crushed U8drr hts C.rs.
SAN FRANCISCO, March oSth.-
Patrick Prundeville, driver of a
dump cart, was thrown from his
seat this morning by the wheel
dropping into rut. The cart, be-
ing loaded with brick, was very
heavy, and the wheel passing over
his chest. inflicted injuries from
which he died shortly afterward.
a Blg Bonanza Law Suit.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.-
Adolph Sutro has brought suit in
the United States Circuit Court of
Carson for possession of the Bonan-
"a mining claims, claiming that
the ground now being worked by
the Bonanza Companies belongs to
the Sutro tunnel by reason of said
tunnels grant by Congress, allow
ing the Sutro Company 1000 feet of
ground on each side of the tunnel
not previously located under the
mining laws. SutrO claims that
the ground at present worked by
the Bonanza Companies was not in
cluded in their original location
and, per consequence, is the prop
erty of the Tunnel Company.
Pioneer OIL Mtis Conn pnny Fails.
PORTLAND, Ogn., March 2S.-The
Pioneer Oil Mill Company, at
Salem, failed yesterday. The liza
bilities reach 100000; the assets
consist of valuable real estate in
that city and oil mills, which will
probably fall short of that amount.
The principal stockholders are
Messrs. Joseph and George Holman,
father and son. The failure is at
tributed directly to the very light
flag crop of last season and the de-
cline of prices this year. Rumors
have been afloat some time of the
embarrassed condition of the Com
pany, but it was not supposed that
the liabilities were so heavy.
Joseph Hildredth, an old railroad
man, died vest erday at the Insane
Asylum near East POI tland. De-
ceased was formerly Superintend-
ent of the Oregon and California
Railroad. Some months ago his
mind became seriously affected and
he was committed to the Asylum.
News from Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 20, |
Via New York, March 20. !
The press here very severely at
lacks Foster, the United States
Minister. A French newspaper be-
gan the attack and Mexican news
papers followed. They declare that
Foster is an Obsticle in the way of
settling the difficulties between the
United States and Mexico, and
charge that he is actuated by per-
sonal motives.
La Libertdd, semi fficials sheet,
asserts that when the Washington
Government has recognized Diaz
the latter will demand that Foster
he recalled.
The Tao Republics, which al
ways supports the Mexican Gov
ernment' defends the American
Minister and expresses disgust at
the attacks made upon him. The
French are doing everything to
throw the Mexican Government
into hostile attitude towards the
United States. They fear that o