Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-13
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers for Los Angeles
SAs Francisco, April l2.-The steam.
er Los Angeles sailed to-day with the
following passengers for Los Angeles:
Miss Cook, Mrs L Phillips and son, I
Whitman, III g Dillon, A Is Thomas, q
Sohale. + r Luery, J Fl Perry, y Block,
] Mastin, Mrs NJ 8 Hicks, + g Clark
and wife, Miss Hanson, w NJ Halsey,
J Lynch, A Rishloy. o Schatter, l. H
Newton, J Seyenosks. G j Ughtstrom,
w II Chapman, T. Perez, G W Harvey,
Long, II Tansley, M Bole. J Hubsrt,
II c Hubbard, r M White. J G Rodgers,
@ Goldsmith, T w Ladsvici, ] p But.
tner, J K Crockett Ranged, G Chaffey,
w C Rugh, 3 Lowenstein, q X Law
renee.
Peach Crop n Total Loss-Presen-
tatiou to Sir knight Perkins.
SAN FRAsorsco, April ia report
from lone, states that the peach crop
will be almost total loss. owing to
worm post.
This afternoon the Grand Command
cry Of Knights Templar OF California,
presented Grand Commander Geo. G.
Perkins with q handsome and appro-
priatoly inscribed silver service in appre.
citation Of his services during the Conclavo
year.
BIOsd Horse Association Meeting
SAN Francisco, April l2.-Ths Spring
meeting Of the Blood Horse Association
opened to-day. The first race was tho
California stake, for two year olds, half
mile dash, and was won by Estelle in
fifty.three seconds.
The second was for the Hearst stake,
three.quarter mile dash, and was won
by Premium in l:2l.
The third, for the Winters stake, for
three yoar olds, one and half mile
dash, was won by Prince Of Norfolk In
2:49.
The fourth, q selling race, milo and an
eighth dash, was won by Harry Rose In
2:03.
Rain Mt San Francisco.
SAN Francisco, April l2.--The Signal
Service Bureau reports . rainfall here
to-day of 80. Tho weather is now
clsar. Rain also fell at Red Bluffs and
Sacramento.
Wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, April IL. - Wheat,
steady but dull; buyer. season, $l.501;
Barley, steady and active; seller, 80;
seller, season, .S0@Sli; buyer. $50
sSi; buyer, seaon, .s3@S3l.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, April IL. - Best 4
Belcher, s225; Chollar, Sll0; Con-
solidated Virginia, =; Grown Point,
81. .25; Eureka Con-, g; Gould 4
Curry, Sl.45; Hale l. Norcross, Sl.l0;
81, 10; Northern Belle, -;Ophir,
80. IS; Potosi, .55; Savage, 40; Sierra
sl.S5; Union Consolidated,
So. Is; Yellow Jacket. sl.90.
san Mateo Republican Delegates.
REDWOOD CRY. CAL, April l2.-The
Republican County Committee met at
San Mateo to-day for the purpose of
elociing delegates to the Republican
State Convention, at Oakland. Each
member Of the Committee appointed q
delegate from his respective township.
The following were appointed; A. F.
Green, Jas. d. Byrnes, Chas. N. FELTON,,
Geo. w. Levia and B. Hayward. The
delegates, as far as known, are Blaine
men.
santa Rosa Democratic Delegates
SANTA Rosa, April l2.-The Demo-
cratic County Central Committee mot
here to-day. Saturday, September 9th,
was fixed as the time for the primaries,
and the Tuesday following for the Con-
vention. The appointment of delegates
to the State Convention were selected as
follows: T. s. Thompson. w. c. Ellis,
b. j. Davis, John Tinnen. M. II. c.
Munday, George Pearoe, 7. j. Gsary,
Thomas Rutledge, A. p. Overton, John
d. Hassctt, James Samuels, j. d. Con-
molly. 7. C. Henshaw, Rufus Murphy,
$. K. Hanser.
senator Knight Urged to stand
Firm.
SANTA Cruz. April l2.-Stnator
Knights position at Sacramento has
created intonse excitement throughout
this county irrespective of party lines.
Democrats of Wstsonvillo and Santa
Cruz telographed to him yesterday re-
questing him to stand firm for the peo-
pie against railroad and all other monop-
olies, and most particularly to keep the
pledge which he so freely made to the
Democracy of the Sixth Senatorial Dis
trict. A call for a mass meeting was
issued to-day by the Democrats Of this
place, to be held Monday evening next,
to take the whole subject into consider
alton.
san BernardinO DeIegates-The
California Southern.
SAN BERNARpINo, April IA mass
meeting, called by the County Rspubli
can Committee to select delegates to the
State Presidential Convention at Oak.
land, met this afternoon. A resolution
was introduced that the sense Of the
meeting was in favor of Blaine and
Lincoln for President and Vice President
as first choice, and instructing the
delegates to support them at the State
Convention, was unanimously carrie1.
The following were elected to represent
San Bernardno county at the State Con-
vention j. G.. Burt, Richard Gird,
Warren Wilson, Frank Mills and r. w.
Waterman.
Superintendent Victor and Chief En-.
gineor Perris, of the California Southern
Railroad, were in this city yesterday to
meet the Chief Engineer of the Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa F6 for the pur-
pose of holding consultation as to the
rebuilding and oxtention of the Califor-
MIA Southern through the Cajon Pass.
The roadbed has been so badly washed
out in the Temecula Canon that it is
deemed advisable to build over more
secure route.
santa Barbara Delegates.
SANTA BARBARA, Call, April l2,-The
Republican County Central Committee
mot this forenoon. DR.. +. w. Crooks,
r. j. Broughton, d. w. Thompson,
Alex. Mclean, of Lompoc; M. Thorn
bury, of Santa Maria, and w. }. Smith,
of Billiards., were elected as delegates to
attend the Republican State Convention.
EASTERN.
R4kned TO New York.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-Gen. Grant