Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-15
Morning kilograms.
s.n...ngers Gazing s.u,,..

Passengers GOtnE sautts.
MoJAvE, Jan. 14.-T G Hewitt
CA Anderson, Mrs Lindquist, w
H Raymond, Mrs l. Hopkins and
three children, s G KlaIn, Mrs 7
Platt, Mrs B Snow, w P Snow anG
wife, Chas Blake, Mrs Max Cohn
Miss Francisco Canedo, Mrs ]
Feere, Mrs e McGinnis, Frank
Staples, G o Berger, G FL Tomp
kins, P M Fleischman, Mr. Scully,
j e Lumsden.
The EducnffOnai sQuHDb,r-
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. A.-The
Board of Examiners held a meeting
to-day to consider the attitude OF
the State Board in refusing to
grant State certificates TO parties
passing recent examinations ln this
city, on the ground of technical de.
fects in papers as forwarded to Sac.
ramento. Superintendent Mann
stated that he had taken legal ad.
vice on the subject and had been
answered that the objections made
by the State Board were puerile;
that, as regards the matter of time
in which the papers should be
forwarded, it was sufficient il
they were in transit within
the fifteen days named in the law
governing the case, and in the mat
ter Of attaching affidavits to paper,
it was enough that they accompa.
MED. The Board concluded to take
notice of only thai portion of the
communication from the State Ex-
amining Board relative to the issu-
ance of city certificates by the City
Board, believing that that was u
matter in which they were only ac-
countable to the State Board of
Education. A resolution was
adopted that a committee of three,
Mr.. O'Connor, Mrs. Dubois and Su-
perintendent Mann, be appointed
to consult with legal
authority and draw up commu-
nication to be forwarded to the
State Board of Examiners after
submission TO the City Board for
endorsement relative to the re-
fusal of the State Board to issue
certificates to those passing the
late examination. Superintendent
Mann proposed that, in the event
Of refusal of the State Board to COM
pie with the proposition to be
embodied in the above men.
toned communication, steps
be taken to commence
action for misdemea against
them, based Oh the fact of their
having issued certificates to candi-
dates passing examination in
whose cases some Irregularities oc.
Cured on which the present refusal
of the State Board of Examiners is
based. No definite action was taken
on the proposition, and Mr.. Mann
admitted that probably no Court
would act on it.
1t is raining again, with prospects
of continued wet weather.
racinc Stock Exchange Election.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14-The
Pacific Stock Exchange yesterday
elected the following officers: Pres.
ident, G.. L. Weller; Vise-Presi.
dent, HI. P. Wood; Secretary, A. J.
Moulder; Chairman, Jos. Tilden;
Treasurer, Thomas Whitley; As.
sIstant Secretary. w. Il. Atwood;
Executive Committee, A. b,
Phipps, N. Doyly, w. NJ. Edwards
Chinese Quarter Burned
COLUsA, Cal, Jan. 14.-About 4
O'Clock this morning a fire broke
out in Chinatown, destroying six
buildings and damaging others
Loss about 1000; no insurance
One dead Chlnaman was taken
from the ruins, and it is reported
that two more rerished.
san Francisco markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14.-WheaI
steady, but without life; prices un.
changed. Barley-More activity
In this than other grains; sales O.
$50 sacks coast feed at ST.; ITO al
972c.; 1000 at 95c.; 500 at 90c.; M
business reported in brewing. Oats
unchanged; 100 sacks common
Humboldt at $137. Corn firm
ITO sacks small yellow, $1.074; IL
small round yellow, ST. O23; 2Ot
sacks large yellow, 81; 200 sack
and 700 sacks do, same price; g.
sacks poor white at 95c. Hay-Nt
change. Onions stronger, owinl
to light receipts, selling at $5 so
Potatoes stiffening; Petalumas
Humboldts, reds, ST so. Silver
2@2 4.10 per cent. discount.
Appeal from the Decision of sh
CammiAsioner.Ien
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. A.-Johl
w. Dwinelle, special counsel 70
the city and county of San Fran
cisco, has filed in the office of tn
United States Surveyor Genera
his appeal to the Secretary of tn
Interior from the decision of tn
Commissioner General of the Lam
Office affirming the Stratton sur
vey OF the pueblo lands of Sa
Francisco.
AMandaio to Judge fswcett Unde
Arg uneDs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 18th
application for a writ of mandat
to compel Judge Fawcett to sign
bill of exceptions in the case {
Sprague, convicted of the Nor
murder In San Buenaventura is o
argument to-day before the Su