Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-15
THE LATEST !.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East

FRESNO, Feb. IA. The following is n
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Wilson Edwards, Berthe Winters, Z Il
Perkins, II Holdviness, San Francisco;
J X Luttrell, Glenn Ellen; Mrs Mark
Hopkins and daughter, Michigan; ID
Chase, Ogden; Geo Christman, John +
Christman, Mrs Chns Christman, Miss
Alice Christman, Salt Lake; 7 II Gay-
nors, New York; w N Donoho, Placer
Vile; Geo C Hopkins and wife, John
p Moran, NJ + Coronel, Los Angeles; G
l. Seyery and wife, Kansas; Major
Darling, u s A; Miss Arlington, Sac
ramento; ID Norman, ella Bend, A I; M
y Campbell, A +; Thos Gainey, Joseph
Frelks, Colorado; Fred Hemenway, Oak
vile; WIN Goodsell. San Bernardino;
Phillip Wooser and wife, Chicago; Mrs
M West, Phoenix; Mrs NJ Il Marston,
Gilroy.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. l4.-After recess
the following items were agreed upon
by the House;
For the care OF the State burial
grounds, 5000; for the Insane Asylum at
Stockton, $3.50, 600; for the asylum at
Napa, $685., 900; for the improvement OF
the Napa Asylum, SILL 900; for the
transportation OF insane persons, S52, :
900; for the State Prison at San QUEEN
tin, 500, 900, reduced from 5000, 900;
for the Branch Prison at Folsom, Sl6O,
900. reduced from 500, 900; for trans
portation Of prisoners, $4,000. Larue
took the floor in support of the proposed
sum. johnson opposed the whole prin-
ciple of State aid for so-ealled agricul-
tural societies that are really nothing
but horse racing societies. Johnston
mixed the house mp in a parliamentary
tangle and INSTRUCTED action for two
hours and half, when the committee
rose at $3.50, hopeless of arriving at any
conclusion. During the session, while
the confusion was greatest, Cutter
moved to reconsider the vote whereby
the anti -oleomargarine bill was passed.
The motion was tabled. A recess till
1880 P. NJ. was then taken.
The Railroad Commission.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE Rail-
road Commission met this morning but
did no business OF Importance. A COM
plant was filed that the railroad track
was not properly fenced in parts of San
Joaquin, Stanislaus, MERGED, Fresno aud
Tuare counties. Complaints were sent
in OF discrimination in charges from
Fresno. Adjourned till Monday.
-. }. TaIIant Dead.
SAN FRANclsco, Feb. l4.-D. j. Tai.
liant, pioneer banker and founder Of the
house of Tallant Il Co., died last night,
aged I years.
Fatal Explosion.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA dispatch
from the Northern Pacific front in Mon
tana says An explosion last night
killed John Curtain and William Taylor.
John Gilman was probably fatally in
jured.
The stock Board.
| SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. l4.-Curry, "a
Mexican, q; Cpl ir, 3; Union, 81; Alpha,
/; Belcher, 60c; Utah, =; Belle, 9si
Savage, b; Bodie, Il.
The Rain at san DernardinO.
San BEnNARDISo, Feb. 1.-THE rain
continued during the night. Up to this
hour, 8 P. NJ, about two and hall
inches have fallen, with indications of q
big storm.
Murder at Casn GranGe.
Tucson, Feb. l4-Last night, at Casa
Grande, saloon keeper named Nichol
son, killed an old man named Pritehard.
Both were under the influence of liquor
Nicholson was arrested.