Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-11
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10th.-Iu
. the Supreme Court, the case OF
Quimby vs. COnlOu, concerning
land in Los Angeles county, the
decision of the lower Court was af.
f1rmed.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10Th
Small pOx has broken out here and
is spreading to an alarming extent,
there is great panic
Tna Wn~nt ar-w-rs Association.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 10.-The
Wheat Growers AssOcia alton of CAL
ifOrnia met this afternoon, h. M.
Larue, If SacrameDtO,i in the chair.
Thirteen members present. The
Committees appointed in several
whest-growing counties to solicit
Subscribers to the Association re-
ported progress. The President ap-
pointed a Csnvassing Commission
10 several wheat-grOwing counties
where there were none before.
After transacting other business
the Association adjourned TO meet
here next April.
Ins MVrmnns.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 10 The Mot
mon Legislature met to-day
twenty seven polygamists, all Nor
nous The Governors message
recommended the separation Of
Church aud State, the abOlishment
of poly gamy and the right of dow
er for wivee.
Yesterday John Tay lor dedicated
the new Winter Temple, and said
In his sermon if the Government
lifts It's hands against them, the
Lord will destroy the Government
and that the Church asks no odds
of Heaven or hell-hell meaning
the Government.
H0svy FatlOrs ~ Tucsou-ArisaOR
Isrns.
TUCSON, A. T., Jan. 10.-Bucka.
lew & Ochad have made an assign.
ment for the benefit of their cred
itors. The firm have been carry
ing on q mercantile business in
Florence, Silver King and Casa
Granda, and, until quite recently,
have also had mercantile house
at Globe. Their liabilities are
about $4,000. San Francisco cred
itors will bs the heaviest losers;
probably about $1,000 is owed to
Los Angeles merchants. L. Zsck-
endorf & Co. are the heaviest loOs-
ers here. Their loss is about 5 IA 900,
partly secured. 1t is thought they
will pay about fifty cents on the
dollar. The failure caused some
surprise here, as the firm was gen
orally believed to be solid for much
more than the Am unt Of liabil-
tiles.
News fir, m Fl Peso, Texas, is to
the effect that smallpox har
broken out thele TO an alarming
extent.
Additional corp-r discoveries are
reported from T. S,"t. Catalinas.
The bodies If o:eafe reported to be
very la'gs.
Gang e.sUtuxs.
WASHINGTON, J ~. 10 HOUSE.
-Whittborne today introduced q
bill for reciprocity treaty with
Mexico.
Thomas of Illinois introduced q
bill proposing an amendment to
the Constitution prohibiting pos
lygamy.
SENATE = L,gsn introduced "a
bin 10 give all the proceeds OF the
internal revenue tax on spirits to
the educational fund, to be distrlb-
uted amongst the states.
HOsi's resolution for u special
Committee on Womau's Rights
passed.-S5 to %.
Hill of Georgia introduced q bill
to repeal the Hawaiian treaty.
speciai Message.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-The
President sent a message to the
House Oh the letting Of mail routes,
suggesting, as there would neces.
sarily be considerable delay before
the contracts could be awarded, IL
any change in he law is consid.
cred desira BILE 1t might be made inn
mediately applicable and take eff.
feet before the letting took place,
and further instructing the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs to in,
quire whether the mall treaty
ought to be terminated. Jones in
troduced a joint resolution to term.
mate the treaty.
The Guise.u Tsisi.
WASHINGTON, Jan.' l0.-When
Guiteau came into court, as he
passed his brother he whispered 20
him: "Come over to the dock, 1
want to see you about something
of great importance" Taking his
seat the prisoner laid down q large
bundle of papers and spreading out
the manuscript busted himself in
looking it over. Judge Porter be-
gan his argument shortly after 10
o'clock and at once fixed the at
tention of everyone In the room.
Guiteau pretended to be engrossed
In his manuscript but soon laid II
aside and listened with wrapt at.