Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-27
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MODESTO, Cal., Mafcu 20. - oiioWine
is LIST Of sonth-bound passengers pass
lag here this evening;
Geo w Guysi, jr, Cincinnati, o; J J
Mcbride and wife, Miss OConnell, Mi
and Mrs Thompson, Misc Clara Dunn, A
Thomas, Mrs A Thomas, b A Wilkes,
San Francisco; Mr. Percheyal, Oakland
Rev John w Ellis, Los Angeles; Mrs
Geo Babcook, Miss Evelin Babcock, Oak
land; WIN Lyon and wife, Sacramento.
Cal; G w Beatte. Minneapolis; + NJ
Smith, Tucson, A 7; CIV Rickard and
wife, South America; Henry Kahn
Belleville. Ill; Mr. John Kern, Deming
Mr. and Mrs Axtell, Ohio.
The stock board
SAN Francisco, March 26.--Best
Belcher, $3.50; Chollar, sl.25; Con
solidated Virginia. 10; Crown Point
sl.l5; Eureka Con-, a. 25; Gould q
Cnrry, sl.l5; Hale Il Norcross, sl.35
Mexican, 81. .55; Northern Belle, =; 0phir
el.50; Potosi, 20; Savage. .S5; ,Sierrr
Nevada, 81. 40; Union Consolidated
Sl.5O; Yellow Jacket. $500.
The Extra session = Progress oi
Work.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 28--Tht
Working Committee have got four bills
ready and eight more under way. Ol
these some may be consolidated. 1t is pos
sible that one or two OF these may be in.
tro luced tomorrow, but many members
are in favor Of having oil bill, submit
ted, before their Introduction to the
legislature, to caucus Of Ani-Monopo-
lists, and then putting them through
without suffering any amendments.
Tomorrow morning Presiding OF.
ficer Daggett will announce his
committees. Only two, that on
Judiciary and that on constitutional
amendments, are Of any consequence,
a. the Senate has decided to dispense
with q Committee on Corporations. II,
as will probably be the case, II is found
that these two COMMITTEES are not SO
constituted as to be satisfactory to the
majority, the course pursued in regard
to the Committee on Rules will be fol.
lowed and other members added. More
bills were introduced to-day, for the
removal from Office OF Railroad Com.
missioners Carpenter and Humphreys
and for the creation OF the new ofiico oil
State Assessor, who shall supersede the
Board Of Equalization.
Legislative Committee Work.
SACRAMENTO, March 26.-The Senate
Committee on Rules met this afternoon
Their report makes few changes in the
Senate rules, reduces the number OF com
mittees and allows amendments to the
rules to be made on majority vote.
The House Committee on Corporations
discussed an amendment fixing the max.
imum rate of railroad fares and freights.
The commissioners were invited to give
information on the subject. Barry
thought o concurrent resolution remov.
ing the railroad commissioners should
be reported with q recommendation that
it rass. He thought it politic to pass IT,
but was afraid the Senate would re-
fuse.
In the House the Committee on Rules
presented report recommending thai
the number ofthe Judiciary con mittec b.
not increased.
In the Senate the Committee on Rules
presented their report, which was read
and submitted.
The Hill-sharon Case.
SAN Francisco, March 28.-In the
Hill-Sharon divorce, Mrs. Colonel Stagg
resuming, testified on discrimination
Came here at the request of Sharon,
who, through third party, sent her a
check for $500; did not know ii she and
her husband were to pay their own sx.
penses. Colonel Henry r. Stagg, late
Of the Seventy eighth New York Regi.
msnt, residing at Denver Colorado, tes-
titled that he heard Miss Hill say in the
beginning OF May, 1881, that Sharon
wanted to marry her. he was too old;
il she did marry him it would be in the
fall, and she would send cards; talked
with her about Shaion; she said he
would settle 5000, 900 and the Belmont
estate on her; she thought il was mol
enough, as she had 800, 900 of her own.
Rich Find In washing on Ter
ritory.
PORT TOWNSEND, w. T., March 26. -
Local excitement has been started over
q find of rich gold.bearing quartz by
Richard Delaney, on Quimper Peninsula,
a few miles from this place. Oie speei.
men. about the size of a pea, is half pure
gold and another as large as an egg, has
streaks of pure gold. 1t is gray rock
There has been no assay yet.
Rain Throughout the state.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-The rain
fall to-day amounted to twelve hund
redths of an inch. The barometer is fall
ing. Rain is reported from points oil
over the State.
A Pre- arranged Draw-ROw tn,
Public are sold.
SAN Francisco, March 26.-To
morrow's Examiner will print state
ment made by Clarence Whistler, tn
opponent of William Muldoon in las
Mondays wrestling match. He state
that the match was prearranged to be .
draw by request Of Muldoon. Hi
alleged reason for disclosing the imposi
ton on the public is that he was cheate,
out of his fair share OF the gate money
Wheat and Barley Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25.-- Barley
steady but dull; seller, season, S4s; buy
er, 90; buyer, season, .S82.