Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-07
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Especial to the HERALp by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
ra..engers south ana East.

FRESNO, Feb. 6.--The following is a
list Of south bound passengers passing
here today
Mrs Geo Rich, j II Wild, ) s Nick
tenstadter, Y r Girard, Miss NJ II Moss,
G Byrne, Miss Freshman. San Fran
cisco; N Myers, Yolo, Co; q Andrade,
Tucson; Maria Antonio DeCampillo.
Benson; Jose Arce, Hermosillo; J De
Barth Shorb, San Gabriel; Mrs G M
Lackman and two children, Benicia; X
Mcdonald, Iowa; John Irving, Ottawa,
Can; X Stewart, Suffer Creek: Mrs Chas
Goldman and child, Phoenix, A I; n
Brownson, wife and daughter. A X
Dirfram, Omaha; L r Hickson, Wis;
Mrs Payton, Salem, Or; J Bettner, Il A
Weed. wife and child, Riverside; Wilson
Woodingham, Saml Kelley, Jas X Let
leck, N Y; Y M Lennon, N M; Mrs
Lount, Prescott, AT; X Hopkins,
Oakland; Thos Middleton, A G Mid
dleton, Buckeye Valley; w L Drew,
Lucy Drew, d Drew, Mrs Drew, Ruby
Drew, Albert Drew, San Bernardino;
Robert Patterson, Sacramento.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. G.-Tho Senate re-
assembled at two o'clock and considera-
tion Of bills on third reading was res UNI
cd A long debate ensued over Vroo-
mans bill 20 appropriate $500 to es-
tablisli ali industrial department at the
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum, which
was finally passed. English's bill pro-
yiding That public lands may be taken
up when unfit for cultivation, without
residence upon, was then reconstructed.
Motion to recommt was lost and the bill
failed of passage, Ayes 8; Noes 81. Ad-
journed.
ASSEMBLY AT the afternoon session
the consideration of the general appro-
priation bill In Committee of the Whole
was resumed. The salary of the Gov
errors private secretary was reduced
from $4,000 to $1,000; the Executive sec
rotary from $1,000 to $1,000; the Gov
ernor's contingent and secret service
fund from $1,000 to $3.50; the Secretary
of States deputy from $1,000 to $1,000;
the Secretary of States bookkeeper
from $1,000 to $1,000. At o'clock the
committee rose and the rules were sus-
pened. Leverson's bill to prevent com.
com carriers from making discrimina-
tons and unjust and extortionate
charges on the carriage of goods in
violation Of law, and Barry's bill in
relation to railroads were taken up. 1t
was decided to read Leverson's bill.
which preceded Barry's on the file.
After some amendments, the Assem-
bly, ordered the bill engrossed and to
third reading Barry's bill was read q
second time and considered section by
section, A long discussion was ended
by motion to make further consdera-
ton the special order for tomorrow
morning. Carried. Adjourned.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, Feb. Coon. Vir-
ginia, So; Curry, 10; Mexican, %; Ophir,
p; Union, 2t, Nevada, 81: Eureka, o.;
Jacket, Ia; Belcher, 40c; Utah, IL;
Savage, IA; Memo, z5c; King, l0i.
The Loss of the Tacoma.
EMPIRE CRY, Ogn., Feb. Captain
korts. with his officers aud the crew of
the lost steamer Tacoma, arrived here
this morning. Upon being interviewed
in regard to the loss of the ship he
utterly refused to make any statement
in regard to the disaster. Capt. Korts
speaks in terms of the highest praise of
the conduct of the officers and men dur
ing the trying times and the dangers
through which they had passed. He
also speaks in the highest terms OF the
conduct OF the people of Gardiner and
vicinity for the help rendered in saving
the lives Of the men on the wreck, and
their kindness to them after their res
cue, they being in destitute condition
The wreck was sold yesterday for $500.
Destructive Fire.
PORTLAND, Ogn., Fob. Ga fire at
Cheney, w. T., this morning, destroyed
six buildings, including Hendricks &
Narney's drug store, the bank adjoining
and Ciark's livery stable. Loss, s40,-
600; insurance, $4,000