New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
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SAN FRANCIsCo Hoe. G-FreAdelt AUhura TO
marks ON tho restriction act and llaWahah h''F
procity IN his Message wcro not Nol' l'o'Nou h'''
ma il was considered to lao evident lha' lho iIos'-
dent was ignorant Of the facts in hoth oa"'' INV
Restriction act does not rule ont those VINO haNo
rcturp certificates ir m the Custom House but only
those who attempt TO get into this country on 'oh-
,or cortiGco,cs The latter are issued by Consular
authorities in this city and there - no guarantee
,boit thev represent the Cinnamon who try to enter
an tbcm 10 Get these certificates declared valid
10 tho o;m of traders in Chinese coolies
WIN would then bo able To Hood tho
conotrv with Mongoians. Recent wholesale per-
iurv of Chinese in local cours has demonstrated
thot nothinr but Custom House certificates VIII
nrevcnt frauds. These certificates aro easily op-
toinobjc by any Chinese merchant who desires 10
NJ III tho old country That the ciam oi harlShiP
under the Restriction act is not founded on 'ac''
I'm rccard 10 Hawaiian Reciprocity, there are not
two opinions on this coast. The treltY whlch IN"
President advises Congress to oontindo Tor ahothor
ecycp vcors has not bcnolited city or state Trade
bos amounted to very little, while tho
,ros,cct of cheap sugar. which ITS
promoters promised. has b'cn ruined
by the grcedincss OF Claus Spreckcls io mas
gained three millions per year by the abrog'ti"h
Of duties on sugar. who his gratitude has been
shown by raising tho price of sugar two cents
above the Now-York rate and four cents above the
London ratio.
The Hawaiian Commercial Company havo held a
,ncr,Inr siucs Young Sprcckcis shot Dcloung. ana
fine action of th, directors has been approved.
They pr,p,s, 10 issue twclty-y ar bonds for IN
Indebtedness OF oy,r $'0GD,0Oo, of whc'. Ciaus
Sptcctels promises 70 tal.o 100000. Only ono
siockholdcr had tho courage 10 oppose TINS action
and BE- dida't demand Investigation oi tho
charge that tho conplny PAID dividends on b'f-
IoNcd capital. IN fact, H. VAS ono "l th" worst
cases o. whiow1sh ever seen IN TINS ciiy-'qnal 10
the mana lcmont If some Of the Comstoch mines
afrc. She bottom dropped ont Of The lode.
IT., state yiuculturc Convention has b'on in
session during tine entire wrrk. The Attendance
L,sh.on lrt, and many nrslmpcs of wina have
been shown. Discu.sols on win '-mlkIng "cr'
c,grcl on hy largo numbers of vrnoyardist"
Charles S. Wo.m7r' prominent wlnc-mlhcr al
vl.od the yiuoyIrl'.s & make n? theT
own giap,s. claiming TINT what frcnch
n.,alpt. corA do California Rrapo-growcr'
ought surely to accomplish. From MS
own cxucrI,,co he declared tboro was no Iny'-
tory about making COOL wino. slyo 10 secure thc
best varieties If grapcs aud taAo ordinary caro-
in the various processes.
Il wa, decided this werk by the managers of The
chief Consiock mines to closo down work on All
lower levels AMI 10 remove the machinery. Costly
ptosp,cting of lower levels which has been carried
on for two years. has shown that thero - 40 ore
worth milling. A. all the minc' are connected
s.oppago of work on lower lcycls of one
would hlod the cntIro Hcro' II nee
the decision 10 stop work, ~ several
,,,c, mr., ~, IA 4 Gntuct Al 60, litin1 and may shut
dnvi at any timc II may hc that tho upper lnVrls
will drvrlop rOoi ore. but prnspccis arc not untirr
my ana brokers ~ tdis city tako - gloomy Wow nl
.tlonutlnl,. The mines .h1i lpwl uu the lower
levels ara the Siorra Nevada. Union, Mexican.
OplIr Consolidated California M Cou.olldn'cl
NIyiuin Prospecting IN thr'c miurs hJH cost
$50 600 prr month for each. atd 40 oro ms boon
struck which would do moro than pay the cost OF
milling.
Among 'he deaths 30 the week s chat OF Dr Horny
T. Coon, formerly of S4n Matco Comfy, hut latoY
living here. lie was we'll known asa phNnician oi
rtro sail and at ono time served as Mayor OF tins
city.