Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-04-06

FRESNO, April 5th.-The fol.
lowing is the list Of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 p. M:
l. d Mansfield, Kansas City; @ T
Mills, Los Angeles; J 81 Barbour,
Cotton; J F Kennedy, Casa Grande;
Mrs s A Hoag, A Rich and wife,
Mrs G E Barney, Miss e A Messe q.
ger, Miss M K Watkins, Miss M g
Fuller, F A Boole, Los Angeles; E
w Scott. J B Treadwell, st Louis;
Mrs T Banks, Tucson; Mre Pol
lard, Toronto; Miss Forbush, Wor-
cester; Miss Mime s Ferns, Buffa.
10; Miss M A Dornin, Chicago; @
B Walker, Globe; Willie Connors,
Los Angeles; II McCrun, Tucson;
J Crawford, Kansas City; A +
Smith, Tucson; w A Thompson,
de-; w L Wallace, Kansas City; +
X Pieter, Los Angeles; VIM Ed
wards, Casa Grande; A Turney,
Chicago; g X Thornton, Demingi
Mrs ] S Young and Eve children,
Tombstone; Miss Sarah Donahue,
do; is Stone, New York; e i
owens, Benson; Eliza Mcdonald
Chicago; CT Mcdonald, do; O +
Barker, Los Angeles: w 81 B Sep
imied, San Diego; H G Maltby,
e r Tuliy, Mrs J Philips
Mrs 8 Philips, Tucson; Mis-
Minnie Karnhart, Picket Post
Mrs Davaunt, Joseph Knowles, Lol
Angeles; J G Irwin, Hermosillo
Baby Cushindall, do; w Bedford
Yuma.
Durke's Aanasmus Application.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th.-Th,
application of John II. Burke for I
writ of mandamus to compel AS
SCISSOR Badlam to assess certificates
of stock in corporations, came up In
the Supreme Court to-day and wal
argued at length and submitted.
The GoverseF's Message.
SAN Francisco, April 9Th. THE
message of the Governor to tn,
Legislature is printed. It is main
ly confined to an application O
subjects set forth in his proclama
ton.
Board Of Moriicuiaure.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th.-
The State advisory Board of Horti'
culture held its first quarterly
meeting to-day. This Board wal
organized under the auspices o.
the State Viticultural Commission
and viii operate with them in rela.
ton to HORTICULTURAL interests. The
Board organized by elecing Prof
Chas. III. .Dwinelle, Of Berkeley
President, and Matthew Cook, o
Sacramento, Chief Executive Hor.
ticultural officer. The following
committees we're appointed: Com
mittee on citrus trees, Albert 8
White, Of Riverside; on olive trees
Ellwood Cooper, Of Santa Barbara
on scale insects on deciduous anC
ornamental trees, DR.. Chaplin, oil
San jose; on the committee or
codling MOTH. NJ. Cook, of Bacra
MEMO and Felix Gillett, of Neva'
da City: on red spiders, nuts, etc.
w. B. West. OF Stockton; on fruit
packages, w. w. Smith, OF Vaoa
Vile and Mr.. West; on transporta.
ton and quarantine. - Chas. H
6hinn, Of San Francisco, and Mr.
Cook; on rules and regulations
President Dwinelle; on borers ipju
rious to fruit and fruit trees. Mr.
GilIet; committee of conferenc,
with shipping and commission
merchants, M. T. Brewer, of Sacra
mento. It was decided to hole
regular meetings on the last day O
March, June, September and De
cember. Adjourned.
crops Threugheus Sue state.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th.-Th,
crop reports show that nearly
everywhere In the State the croy
prospects are favorable for q goot
average yield. --On some of thu
flooded lands no attempt will b,
made 10 release the crops, and q
majority Of the larger wheat grow.
Ing COUNTS report decreased acre.
age. although number have seed
ed an increased area. Returns al
far % received show about half 6
million tons Of wheat In store In
the interior.
0raln ana Produce Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 5th.-
Wheat firm; mo. l, $1.42}@1.45
No. 2, $1.35@1.40. Barley quiet
feed, 85@95c; brewing $1@112A fol
light and $1.15@1.20 for brighr
heavy; standard chevalier, $I.15G
1.20; coast do 90c@S1.10. Oats
Strong; good and choice S1.45@
1.60; common, $1.373@1.42a; Sur
prise, $1.65. Corn-Lxrge yellow
$1.10; small round do, $1.l7}
white, $1.30@1.824. Hsy-$SA@15
Wool-Spring clip nominal, 1000
Potatoes = Demoralized; Puget
Sound, 75@S5c.; Humboldt reds