Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-13
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San Francisco, Feb. l2.-Wheat,
strong; $l.80@l .871. Barley, feed,
steady; SLIPS; brewing and chevalier.
81. 400l so. Oats, Sl.75@l.90. Corn,
weak; yellow, 81. 66gl .671; white, 81 so
600. Hay, $l3.00gl7. so.
Enc besisiature
SACRAMENTO. Cal, Feb. ia bill is
introduced by Heath to provide for the
disposal of money remaining IN the
building fund OF any school district after
all bonds and indebted ness shall have
been paid and liuuidated arising from
the construction OF school buildings.
Assembly bill No. 1903 was finally passed
It provides that the trustees Of any school
a,s.ric. may ca ~ sn s.sc.ton sna s rnn
Of such district shall DO issued for the
purpose OF building school-houses or
iiquidating Indebtedness on school.
houses IN tnAt o1strics' Camppeiis piii
allowing owners OF property to shoot
game or trap fish ON their own property
at any season OF the year was defeated,
and Campbell gave notice OF motion to
reconsider the vote. -,
Assembly eiii no. iz,Prosia'ng ior lne NJ,
tePay u'ens =. n'ones .eee.s1u ~ Asn n.s'
oonaS so.a a'i. louAu ~. 70 " we pivp.
er.y 2, 'ns oM'e so no'ues ~ a
, poia warrant su ~ a ILL ~
tn Co,smsn I'M M ion rsiative n
cornorstiop. was missed II comnels
Tia adontiop Of bv laws bv CORPORATIONS
and nrescr;bos - ethoJs for their amend.
msnt. also I'M M iss making tax.
coIisctors' title 10 lands sold for delin.
oueut tar shso.ute. slso Assemble bill
NJ 90l oivino The Stats Hoard Of
Eoualization power to authorize County
Trreasurers to sell property purchased
by the State ct delinquent tax sales.
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The htvers stiH Hisine'
LOUISVILLE. XIV. Feb. 1.-THE river
il rising two inches an hour. The ground
Hoors Of all houses are full of water and
the occupants have removed to the upper
stories or gone out entirely. Manufac.
tories ana the shipping part Of the city
are all under water. Much OF Portland
i IN the same condition. Several distil
Ieries are under water. f
c.x,vx.r, nb;o rah t-at ria.
n;eht ~. wa,sr wss 20 feet four ;,chs.
b;eh and r;s;nc an inch and a half
5onrlv This Il half an inch above the
crsst y;se in ia47
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Ia H-N -. ~.
Iwensy miles pelo" mere inc counlry Is
enurely mnnoa,su. 70 spot q GROUND
VIII % vs'pie 'nere ~ morrow. u can.
ny De srs Y ~ An,s au DoS'' eaino ~
.a NM. an T 's ..:Ip 'vie 70
n'gn. TOT oreau !. mni nave 10 DO con-
veyeu 70 'nen' " skns'
WHEELING, Feb. 1.-THE river is
falling all day. II rainst constantly
the last "A hours. on heavy fall of
snow. Great damage to fences. buildings
and bridges is apprshended.
PrrrsBuRa, Feb. ll.-Probably this
section will be visited by another flood
within the NEXT "a hours. The Monou.
oehela is rising six inches an hour. Dis.
patches from points above report the
river rising Is to 20 inches per hour.
It rained IS hours.
FRANxFoRT, KY, Feb. I2.-The Ken
lucky river has risen seven feet since
Sunday noon and is still rising. 1t is
now Al feet above low water mark and
drift running. The water is within three
feet Of the wooden bridge, which is in
great danger Of being washed away. 1t
Is the highest water ever known on the
Kentucky river.
CIScrssArr. Feb. l2.--The river at IL
o'clock has reached So feet s inches
above low water mark, and has risen
two inches in the past three hours.
Barpes are being run along Second street
10 relieve the wants Of the people living
there. The current on Front street is SO
mp.a msae' hr;Saa I ha sSaohss
III tscsr,t Nv bost INA Newnor,
bridge is also inaccessible except by boats
or wagons. The suffering among the
people in the Hooded part OF the city Is
unavoidabls. Specials from points above
indicate that the rise will continue here
probably till tomorrow. The river ID
falling at Marietta, but rising above
there. At Maysville It is rising an inch
an hour. Large quantities OF whisky,
-four and other property are ovsrfiowed.
There q no change In the situation o.
railroads. The Cincinnati, Hamilton y
Dayton r. X. 10 under water near
Brighton, but trains arrived and went
out this morning. The Little Miami
railroad Is virtually blocked at Batavia