Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-27
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FRESNO, April 20.--The following is
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
A II Wilson, Deming; Mrs A W Hop
kins, mother and child, El Paso; q II
Smith and wife, T Cotter Sacramento;
X Kelly, Portland, Or; Mrs ID Nathan,
Auckland; Miss NJ Montefiore, London;
Mrs B I Coffman, G X I Cotiman, N M
Coffman, A M Bray, J Dallas, G Mus.
sante, s L Blakely, J @ Manning, Mrs
A Mitchell, San Francisco; Mrs : F
Leib and child, San Jose; E Berger,
N Hamond, J e Fowler. England; Mrs
G N Shook and child, L Whitehead, ]
Kenny, I Murphy, D & Spring, WILLIE
brands, r Poorman, w Bailless, J E
Hayes, w Linguist, Boyle, G Strom,
Myers. G. Little. NJ Carmidy. Z Bar
rett, j Bordman, Il r Ritter. L O'Brien,
NJ McKenna, II N johnson, ] Donovan,
MT Hudson, w H Pagan, @ Stack, J
1ichner, Davis, I Wentzel, G Andrus,
Oakland; Dr. j G Kendrick, Downey;
C Olivia, Stockton; I Hillard, Tucson;
r b Thomas, Los Angeles; G Williams,
Lakeport, Col; NJ A Jess, Aturas, Col;
Pillinger, Tucson; K H Winfield, San
wich Islands; w Flagler, Anaheim; ] A
Jasper, Santa Ana; W + Bliss, Santa Fs;
N b Haskell, Arizona; Jess, Alturas,
Col.
Murdered at a Sheep Camp.
FRESNO, April GA young man
named Mccormick was killed by man
named Cottrell, at O'Marrias sheep
camp, about four miles from MADEIRA,
last night.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-Ophir, 2;
Virginia, Soc; Union, 81; Nevada, 2t;
jacket, 2s; Belcher,l, Diablo, 3; Savage,
2; Bodie, lg; Tiptop, 6Oc.
The horticultural Commissioners
-Boggs Resigns as Inspector.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-The State
Board of Horticultural Commissioners
held meeting here to-day, VIM. NJ.
| Bogps, President, in the chair. The
following members were present: Boggs,
Of Vallejo; Kimball, Chaplin and Milco.
Among other business transacted Presl-
dent Boggs rendered his resignation as
Inspector of fruit pests. The resigna-
tion was accepted. Dir. Chaplin, of Santa
Clara, was nominated for Fruit Pest In
speotor and unanimously elected. DIR.
| Chaplin accepted the office with the con-
dition that he receive the full support
and cooperation OF the Board. He
| would use every talent and all the ener-
nv he posse ssed to discharge the duties
of the Office to the satisfaction of the
Board and the fruit interest. Boggs
called attention to the fact that there
has been some criticism OF the Govern
ors course in changing the Commission
| from the first announcement oil members.
He stated that the Governor himself
was not responsible for the changes and
the confusion resu ting. The Governor
made the appointments in accordance
with the recommendations of men
whose opinions he respected. Dir.
Chaplin remarked that the Governor had
told him that the matter was source
OF much annoyance to him, as he had
tried to do his duty in the selection OF
the best men and was greatly panied by
the dissension and dissatisfaction which
had resulted. He hoped the Board
would be able to harmonic itself and do
good in the fruit interest.
Contract for the soldiers Home
Awarded.
SAN FRANoIsco, April 26.-At the
regular quarterly meeting OF the Board
of Directors of the Veterans Home AS
sociation, held to-day, the resignation of
G.. M. kinne and S. W. Baker as Di-
rectors of the Association were accepted.
The committee appointed to prepare a
contract for the construction OF the Sol
diers' Home reported that the contrct
has been awarded to Chales A. Ingersoll
and c. A. Cove for the sum OF Sl5, 700,
the building to be erected according to
the plans of B. McDougal & Son.. The
building is to be erected on or before
September 1888. Z. w. Woodward,
Chairman of the Committee on Building
and Grounds, reported that the contract
to prune the vines on the thirty acre
tract has been performed and that the
tiling contracted for has been laid, the
land for the forty-acre tract has been
plow ed, road leading from the main
county road put in order and the site oil
the main buildings located.
The Washington Murder Trial.
RED BLUFF, April 26-The trial oil
Washington for murder, was concluded
this afternoon and given to the jury
The trial has lasted four days. Wash.
ington, it will be remembered, killed Bill
Brown on the night OF February |, 1883.
The jury is still out.