Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10
WHOLE NO. 1884.


Los ANGELES. June 9TH.
ID. r. Risleg, ESQ, Dcle9dtc 10 the Democratic STATE
CODrciltiOB, SOcgfOn, (dL-DEAR SIR: Having
been advised from reliable source that you are
deslrouS OF learning what are the relations eX-
isting at present between the commercial inter
ests of Los Angeles city and county and the
southern Pacific Railroad Company we take
great pleasure in informing YOU that they have
for years past, and are now of the most harmo-
NOUS character. Every reasonable demand, or
properly presented business request made upon
the railroad company has been fairly met and
properly conceded, and, as further argu-
ment on behalf of the railroad com
pany. we would respectfully call your
attention to the herewith incloScd copy of a
communication forwarded to General Man
ager A. y. Towne, signed by special Joint com
mttee of the Board of Trade and Produce Ex-
chahge, representing the mercantile and
manufacturing Interests of Southern California
In Il word there is no conflict between the buSi-
ness interests of Los Angeles county and the
southern Pacific Railroad Company The said
railroad company deserves no rebuke from the
representatives of this county in any political
or other aSSemblagc Please make these views
known 70 your colleagues. Respectfully yours
Z. W Gibson Eugene Gcrmaiu NJ BodSworth
H. Newmark, John X. Mathews, John NJ Davis.
secretary and Board of Directors of the Los An.
Scles Board of Trade.
Los ANGELES, December Is 1855
i. " I0l1,s, General MANAGER, C. p r. r. C0-
DEAR SIR; Az Al Joint meeting OF the Board of
Trade and Produce Exchange held ut Los An
gcleS December lith we were instructed on be-
half OF thlS community, to express their appre-
ciatlon oi your refusal 10 grant the demand OF
the san Francisco merchants 90 make Los An
geleS noudlStributiug point II is with high
sense OF appreciation that We recognize and aC-
knowledge the liberal and Just business treat
ment you have, on behalf OF your cOvpOration
extended toward this community and we hope
that IN future il may be in the same Just and
liberal spirit, and this community may be ever
willing To acknowledge the same and act hur-
moniou>ly with you ia all matters pertaining %
...rrr.
tuily Harris NcWmurk, A. Haas T. y. Van Nuys,
j. VI. Griffith.
lSINrH DlSPArCUf
STOCKTON, June gth.-So far as the adoption of
resolutions dcuouuCiug Field is concerned
Buckley cmphatically Informed the SAN Fran
cisco county delegates this evening that he was
opposed 70 IL. He had no objections to some
sort OF a pledge against supporting Field but
when II came To Condemnjng u man simply be
cause they were opposed to him, he should enter
an objection. 10 WaS not sound policy. y. NJ
DclmuS is mentioned as the probable Chairman
of the san Francisco delegation
THE SACRAMENTO pEl EGAr1oN.
An important meeting OF the Sacramento del
cgatlon was held this evening. 4 number of
them requested Mr.. La Rue their Chairman to
call meeting. hut he declined Thercupuu
ten ont OF the fifteen held an informal meeting
pulled down Mr.. la Ruc'S name as delegate 10
Chicago, and resolved to support Il. D. stephens
for the place. They also conferred with the
Alameda delegation, and agreed that that dele
cation should have the naming OF the other del.
egatc from the district. If this is adhered to. it
viii practically shut Mr.. LaRuc ont Of any DO
Sition within the gift of the Convention.