Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-06
Los ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-The
following is the list of passengers
by the Ancon for Los Angeles
J e Marley, e ID Bronson, Mrs M
e Medberry and daughter, II J
Roberts, w Morgan, Miss Il Bry.
er, w b Hopkins, A o Holmes, jr
L e Wilson, j Freshman anc
daughter, Mrs L Olhassa and child
Z Jenkins, J s Carter, @ Dashan
Mrs Frank Meeker, F s Meeker, J
B Perlli, J Chevis. G Petrie, e I
wards, DR. II H Maynard, A Z
Maynard and wife, J K Thorndike
A Weigart, w L Jackson, A Nc
Cusker.
0a.rding Against the spread vi
PDyiiOxeFa-Morsg ON Grow
,mu Crop.. . re5=-
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. AT the
meeting to-day of the COMMITTEES
on Phylloxera and vine pests, G..
A. WetmOre made u statement of
the results of the investigations
and of the progress of the diseases
and of the experimental rules to be
submitted at the meeting of Board
next Friday. Recommendations
will be presented that all the cut
tings OF vines In this State for plan
tations outside of the State must be
from new wood; that all imported
vines must be disinfected at the
Ilace of first consignment, and that
the chief executive officer shall app
point resident Inspectors to issue
certificates of disinfection.
In the case of Waterman VS..
Green, the Supreme Court filed IN
opinion yesterday to the effect that
q lien Of mortgage on growing
crops ceases when the crop is har-
vested.
Sports nna tue aArnsla Fana.
SAN Francisco, Nov. sth.--A
number of prominent gentlemen of
sporting proclivities met at the
Palace Hotel last evening, when a
dispatch from Gov. Stamford was
read offering the free use of Bay
District Park on Thanksgiving
Day for the benefit of the Garfield
fund. Com mittees were appointed
to get up a programme Of races,
athletic games, equestrianism, etc.
The races which were advertised
at the Oakland Park for to-mor-
row have been postponed owing to
the great attractions offered at the
Bay District Park.
The vess-n".' Home.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5-The
officers of the Veterans home AS
ISOLATION express the opinion that
one hundred thousand dollars will
be placed for the project, basing
their belief on assurances they are
receiving from this City and the
interior. af
NastOoas rhaahsgSvtnE Day.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The
President designates Thursday,
November Oath, rs day of national
thanksgiving and prayer.
Adm sssaOu 81 D.koss.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The
movement for the admission of
Dakota has taken more shape than
Is generally supposed. Republic
can Senators regard it as means
of securing two more Senators to
the party. A bill has already been
prepared. Some Democrats will
oppose its admission, but David
Davis will favor it.
Letter from Mrs. ne'd-Ma so n
WASHINGTON, Nov. ga. 8.
SaIomons, Chairman of the Com.
mittee OF Ways and Means of the
National Garfield Mem orial Hos
pitsl, has received a letter from
Mrs. Garfield, In which she says:
II regard the project as u grand
tribute to the memory Of General
Garfield, and one which would be
to him most gratifying. The high
character of those engaged In it, il
the best assurance of its accom-.
plishment. 1t will be my pleasure
to contribute to this object"
The idea of the war department
in resembling the order for court
martial for sergeant Mason, who
shot at Guiteau, is that he is in
sane. Mason Is now under medi.
cal surveillance. Should he prove
insane, he will be sent to an asy.
lum; otherwise, another court
martial will be ordered.
Information W. Iadsctmena.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4th.-The
prominent attorneys.of the District
are nearly unanimous in the opin.
ion that the defendants in the Stal
route cases will win the suit in pro.
gress against the validity Of on
information.
star BOute.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Inger-
soil continued his argument on the
Star route cases this morning. He
commended that the charge of con.
spiracy was absurd.
Visiting she Presideas.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The Presi
dent received large number o
visitors to-day at his hotel. Win
dom visited the Sub-Treasury TO
day, and returning to the hotel re
NAMED there with the Presiden