Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-02-13
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Passengers Going south.
MoJAvE, Feb. 12.-Miss Ward
ner, DR.. Morann, J NJ Hellman,
Jacobs, j Jones, Il Armstrong,
Fox, j b Foster, f Josay, five car
soldiers.
Yuma Intelisgencc.
YUMA, a. r., Feb. ia con
Segment of 6,120 pounds of con
centrated ore from the Silver Kin,
mine, valued at $4,000, also 1Ol
hides consigned 70 Haas Bros, Sal
francisco, went forward YESTERDAY
by the Southern Pacific Railroad
The steamer Mojave will sail Thurs
day, the 18th, for Ehrenberg, will
a barge load of mining machinery
merchandise, etc. Weather cleal
and calm.
Rain Report.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-Tht
rain was very heavy here all day
yesterday with brief intermissions
and continued through the
night with strong south
wind. Reports from the in.
terror indicate general and heavy
rains. The storm has been espec.
tally heavy in the mountains and
foot hills where both snow and rain
have fallen.
The Odd Fellows Hmnk.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-The
election of Directors of the Odd
Fellows Bank last night, resulted
as follows: Columbus Bartlett,
Colonel M. Boyd, Jos. Branden-
stein, Henry B. Brooks, G. G. Bur-
nett, John Cammett, Benz. Hagan,
Martin Heller, David Hunter, AL.
fred ). Iredale, John f. Kennedy,
A. II. Lissak, Jr., Charles Motzler.
stanton b. Miner. Albert w. Scott,
Moses Selig, Lewis Sober, A. Ct.
Soule, Harmon ]. Tilden, Cephas
Turner, Il. X. Wilson, Joseph Win
terburn and Louis Ieb. ], r.
Batchelder, II defeated can
didate, made some remarks
to the effect that the bank
paid its officers and employees ex-
travagant salaries; that the con-
Germ was run by a ring, and that
much OF the property held as secu-
rity was not worth half the amount
loaned ON 1t. Moses Heller, IA
brother of President Martin Heller,
stated that he had carefully ex.
amined the affairs of the bank
and found it as sound as any in the
city. He had also appraised the
property held as security and found
1t worth all it had been represented
to be.
Lee: tsint:ve-PIOvis 1T the Goa.
stisu'iOmRi Convention Hi,
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 12th.-As-
sEMBLY-Gildea presented, by
leave, the report of the Special
Committee on Constitutional Con-
vention. The bill reported was
made the special order for 3 p. NJ,
Feb. goth. Itprovides for all cleo
ton to be held on the third We'd
nesday in June, 1878, for 15O dele
gates apportioned as follows: The
hrst 40 are elected in the same
manner rs Senators and Assem- bly,
men, except that each county
forming a Senatorial District, sends
a member from the District at large
equal to its representation of the
District in both Houses; second, 80
from the State at large, each voter
voting for only twenty
of the delegates at large. The
Convention is to be held at Sacra-
mento on the third Monday of Sep
TENDER, 1878, and the Constitution
framed by the Convention is to be
submitted to the people for adop-
ton or rejection at an election to
be held the first Wednesday in
May, 1879. Delegates are to re-
ceive So per diem, provided that, If
the Convention continues its ses-
sion longer than one hundred days,
delegates receive nothing for the
excess of time. The bill also pro-
vides for the manner of holding
elections, of organizing the Con-
vention and for making rules for
the regulation of the same.
a syitness Murdered.
SAN JOSE, Feb. IL -Bernabe Pc.
rez was murdered Saturday night
on the mountain trail between New
Almaden and Guadalupe mines.
He was an important witness
against Victor Sambrano, now
awaiting trial for murder commit
ted about ten days ago. Angelo
Silva, who was known to be with the
murdered man, says he was assass-
mated by two men who laid in wait
for them on the trail. Silva is in
custody on suspicion.
San Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18th. -
Wheat, shipping, 81 80 "a 81 90;
milling, 81 80 a. So O5; Barley,
feed, 81 20 a. ST 27l; brewing,
nominal; Oats, feed, ST. 35 "a 81 so;
milling, 81 so @ 81 65; Corn, large
yellow, ST. 45@l so; white, ST 750
l 80; small, round, ST. COOL 65;
Spuds, 974@Sl 55; Early Rose, So 40
@$2 so.
Lestslatise ,"Ius, To-day - Tsc
BnMk Commission Hill.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. Il.-AssEM-
BLY.--Murphy, of Del Norte, pre-
scented a report from the Special
Committee on Savings Banks.
The Committee reported that their
limited time had prevented them
from making as extended an inves-
tigation as they desired, but had
visited San Francisco and taken
the testimony of the Presidents of
several Savings Banks there. They
reported bill prepared by the
Committee, which provides for the
election of three Commissioners, at
a salary of So, 900 per annum each,
having their office in San Francis