Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-06
PACIFIC COAST ADvIcES
fsrrc1AL TO THE sxxrrrEI.I


San FRANc1sco, May 5.-The nurseries
in the vicinity Of Oakland and Alameda
are suffering from . new pest, known a.
green aphiss. Roses are particularly af-
fected.
The Chronicle publishes an interview
with Minasisn, . Turkish merchant from
New York. regarding the Turkish colony
established near Fresno. Minasian ex-
presses himself a we'll pleased with the
progress made, and has made arrange
ments for . further installment of his
countrymen from Turkey. They are chiefly
from Asia Minor, and understand grape
raising and raisin making.
In the case Of the people Of the State Of
California ex rel John P. Dunn vs.. @. d.
Bunker, to recover -$39, 538, immigration
fees collected, but not paid the State Con-
t~roller, . demurrer was fled yesterday in
Department B Of the Superior Court,
stating that the complaint did not state
facts sufficient for . cause Of action. Judge
Lawler took the demurrer under advise
ment.
The SD anniversary Of the California
Bible Society will be held tomorrow even.
ing in the First Congressional Church.
An argument was made to-day before
Judge Sullivan as to the validity Of the
| consolidation OF the old Central Pacific
Railroad and the Western Pacific Railroad
Company, in 1870. which resulted in form
ing the present company. Should the
| Court decide the consolidation defective,
il 10 believed it would cause serious COM
plications and deprociate the compsny's
bonds.
The tea merchants are dissatisfied with
Assistant Secretary News reply to their
request. asking for information respecting
how the new tea duties should be inter-
preted. They think no decision will be
given until in course Of importation the
teas are seized and held until Z test be
made. In consequence the merchants are
not ordering any low grade teas, fearing
the Government will confscste them.
| Had the Secretary decided on the samples
sent him. and the grades approved by
him, they could have been safely imported.
A decentralization In the ten market d ex.
pected.
st. Bernard Commandery Of Chicago,
250 strong, has secured Recommendations q
the Windsor Hotel 10 this city.
On the trip Of the steamer Dora from
Alasks Albert Burgess, second ofacer, Is
years Of age, and { native Of Nasesohu.
sstts. va loss overload.
The specie shipments by the China
steamer 70 day we're $751;. 900. This = the
largest shipment for . long time.
\ ooU.00o Verdict.
eAclAxuxTo, Nay 6.-Ths suit Of Mr..
Ida =. Andrews ". 6ol. Runicen and r. J.
Won Lobsnssls. for es1. 600. has bssn on
trial In the Superior Court for : week.
The defsndanta, Trustees Of the Reclama-
tion District. near lsleton, had > ditch ding
aczcse the road In making improvements.
Last Fall Mrs. Andrews drove into The
ditch and va thrown ont, and her loWsr
sxtrsmltiss we're partially psyalyssd and
crippled for ltis. The Jury to-day rendered
= verdict for e26. 900. The defendants are
both rich. Thsre were nina attorneys n
The csse.
= Ros3ures naSsonAsBe1s
San EnAxczsco. Nay 5.-Gustsvs Hosh.
h. one d ths psrtursrs who ssstl6sd n
ths famous trial Of /. n. KalIoch for shoot
ing Ohas. d Young that stx shots were
ared on tho night OF the murder, Wa sur-
rendered yesterday to the custody Of Gher-
~ Oonnslly ~ : q his sursttes. u 4
stated that The surety We Miss Annie y.
Kallooh, sister Of Kalloch. Roshks's bond
~ fcr q, 200. He IL now In oustody,
and vesy Indignant u his dsssrtion ~ ~
xal1oehs.
\ nraneh Besa = - DuaIt.
1Ax x1xxosoo, Nay SIT Il rumorsd
that tho Central PaoiAc will build 5 braneh
70 knights Landing. near the linz Of the
old Vallejo road, and connecting With tho
California 4 Oregon road 81 Sacramento.
The object + stated 70 b The control Of
tbs tr~snsportion Of grain from Suffer