Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-01
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Special to ths HERALD by the Western
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PACIFIC COAST.
The stock hoard.

DAN ENANOlDtpt y oDs <V.-hcot u
Belcher. $3.50; Chollar, 1925; Con.
solidated Virginia. 80; Crown Point,
-; Eureka Con-, $3.50; Gould 4
Curry, $l.70; Hale 4 Norcross, ~. 30;
Mexican. 80. 30; Northern Belle, :; Ophir.
$l.25; Potosi. Ito; Savage, .75; Sierra
Nevada, $3 40; Union Consolidated,
$2S5; Yellow jacket. $3.50
Gigantic scheme Of Land Sob.
berry.
PORTLAND, Or, Feb. 29.--The Ore
gonian tomorrow will publish an article
exposing vast scheme for land robbery
under the legislative act Of 1870. en-.
titled can Act providing for the selec.
ton aud sale OF swamp and overhOwed
lands belonging to the State Of Oregon"
II. G. Owen is charged with being a
principal in the scheme, and r. V.
Auckeny, special agent from Washing
ton to examine these laRds, IL charged |
with receiving bribe to further the
scheme
chief laerOnimo Captured.
TOMBSTONE, A. T.. Feb. 20. Frank
Leslie, who came in from the San Ber-
nardino ranch last evening, reports that
Lieutenant Davis Is uow on route to San
Carlos Reservation, from Cloverdale,
with Geronimo, chief OF the Chircahuas, |
and thirty-seven Apaches.
Will Not settle ON that lsssis.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb 93.-The Con-
troller to-day telegiaphed to the treas
urers OF all counties interested in the |
cases acted upon In Judge Sawyer's
Court yesterday and to-day, that il they |
accept the moneys paid under settle.
ment they do SO at their own risk, as he
will refuse TO settle with them for the
moneys paid them on that basis.
An Insane Aageleno.
San FRANCISCO, Feb. ga man
named M. j. Colsgrove, who says he is |
o furniture and cabinet maker from Los |
Angeles, was found wandering around |
the corridors Of the Palace Hotel about
l2 o'clock to-day, and was conveyed to
the City Prison, where he was charged
with insanity.
Mrs. John Brown Dead.
San Francisco. Feb. 20. Mrs. Mary
Brown, widow Of John Brown of famous
memory. died in this city this morning.
Mrs. Brown came from her home in
Santa Clara county about two months
ago and took lodgings with her daugh-
ter. She remained for medical treat
ment, and her health for time was
thought to be improving, but a few days
ance she began to fail rapidly. and her
life Terminated this morning.. Mrs.
Brown resided, with other members of
her f,m'iy. on small farm near Sara.
toga.
Italian Wee Consul Discharged.
SAN FRANcisco. Feb. 90 Yesterday
in the dcpli tment of one Of the police |
courts the complaint against Count
Compans de Brichanteau was dismissed
on the motion Of the prosecuting attor-
ney. The defendant. who is the Italian
Vice Consul, was charged with having
slapped the face of a Cinnamon, who |
had insuted female servant in defend.
ants house. and had thrown a cup at
her.
San .JOaIuta FavOrs an Extra ses-
STOCKTON, CAL, Feb. 29.-The follow |
ing dispatch was received at the County |
Treasurer's office this afternoon: "San |
Francisco, Feb. 29th-County Treasurer,
Stocktob Will your county accept the |
proposed settlement of railroad taxes? |
yes or no. What is the prevailing SEN
timent regarding the extra session! Re- |
port this evening.
WALTER TuRNBUIL,
Aha,Caivornia.
The 5lllwing reply was returned;
Stockton, Feb. Doth. Walter Tunbull,
AHa California San Joaquin will re.
sist the proposed settlement until every
possible means OF recovering the full |
claim is exhausted The extra session
will receive strong endorsement. and
San joaquin's representatives will be |
true to their constituency and redeem |
every pledge made before election.
j. n. WOODS,
Deputy County Treasurer.
Mr.. Woods is Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic County Committee.
The Barley Market.
San Francisco, Feb. 29.-Barley |
steady and lively. Seller, season, S7I@ |
s7s; buyer, 959@9Gg; buyer, season. 92i |
@93i
Gone Into Insolvency.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 29-E. DERRICK
and j. II. Nicholson, composing the firm
OF L. Detrick & Co.. to day filed a petit
tion in insolvency. The business Of the
firm was the importation and manufac-
ture of bags, tents, awnings, twine, etc.
Their liabilities are 1878, 76l .5S, including
following notes: A. Berel 4 Co., 81 SOL.
%; the Bank OF California, S36, ,670.43;
Compton de Paris, Sl2, ,562 so; the Pa.
cific Bank, sll 900; White & Lissak,
S44, ,2sS.5l +. j LIE Breton, $4,000; Bal
four, Guthrie & Co., s3,06l 80; r. Kosh-
land & Co., $4,000; Muecke, Vieter &
Co, S4.7s2; White, Lissak h Co, con.
tract. 50, $50; Lazard Freres, Sli2,O46.
&C. OF these liabilities, portion,
amounting to s2l0,099.S7, are secured
by merchandise and cash amounting to |
SlS9, 7SS.63; Lazard Freres holds securi. |
ty to the value of sl74, ,646.74, and others
to an amount in excess OF their claims
The stock, machinery and book accounts |
have been assigned to Jacob II. Tabor.