Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-14
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Passengers south and Fast.
MODESTO, Cal, May I3.-The follow.
ny is a iist Of south bound passengers
passing here this evening:
T. j Pfiugle, Oakland: j u Knapp. NJ
+ Game and wife. Mrs & & Thaycr, A
Brown, Geo 7 Hanley and daughter, M
r Dyer, Los Angeles; w A Herrick,
O,kiand; II G Logan. NJ u Black, + Bar
sci. 7 ID Glazer. Alex Rene, } ID Lang.
horne, J COrrigaD, W M Morrow. q
| Holland, Snn Francisco: A l. HOLMAN,
| New Orleans; Mrs j u Basselt and two
children. Mis- Brainard, Petalnma. Gal;
Mrs e. NJ Holloway, CINCINNATI; w M
Carson aud wife, Eureka, Cal; Mrs A w
GerriIl and three children, Oakland;
Niles Ida Wayne. Cal; Miss NJ Fillmore.
W N Fillmore. N y: u y Smith, Col;
Il 4 Briggs. Oakland; Mrs \ Il Deming,
Tex; j GOttbslf, Tucson: Mrs j Mott
anu tlliu, hllHS NthrHtttt pAhtiuNg ~ w
johnson, Richmond. Va.
Adjourned sine Die.
SACRAMENTO May l3-I,oth Houses
of the Leg stature adjourned sine die AT
noon to-day.
Closing Hours OF the Extra ses-
IL
Daggett called tho Senate to order ut 10
o'clock.
The Sullivan mortgage tax amend.
ment, as amended by the Assembly,
was concurred in.
The Senate passed the railroad income
tax penalty bill.
The Barry bill was taken up. Lang.
ford moved to recede from the Senate
amendments. This was debated by
Cross. Filcher, Langiord aud Mcclure,
aud the discussion continued until tho
hour appoint,d to adjourn.
The chair, calling for order, said the
hour had arrived, set by both bodies,
fir the adjournment of the Legislature.
While it was not his privilege to have
anything TO say concerning tho work OF
the session, yet he desired To say, as
presiding officer, that he hoped his acts
would be treated as those Of one who
had endeavored to do his duty and act
impartially, aud he hoped that ii there
Ind been any asperitles or friction that
the modifying influence of time would
smooth and temper them. The hour
now having arrived. IL becomes my con.
siitutional duty and hereby declare
this Senate adjourned sine die.
Speaker Ia Rue called the Assembly
to order at 10 o'clock.
Appropriations were made by resolu.
| ton to Iay clerks.
Asscnbyman Booth, on behalf of the
members presented Speaker pro tenn
Campbell with gold headed cane. and
he re 'ponded In u very neat speech.
Murdoch followed in the presentation
of gold watch to the postmistress OF
the Assembly. who made handsome
response.
Speaker Larne made the closing ad.
dress, in which he expressed his regret
that the refusal of the Senate Ia coupe
rnte with the Assembly has caused tho
session. Adjourned sine die.
The Grand Lodge 1. o. d. r.
SAN FRANcsco, May l3-The Grand
Lodge |. o. .. f., Of California, con.
voned to-day in its thirty second annual
session, Grand Master w. w. Morrow
in the chair. The Secretarys report
shows that the total assets of the Order
in this State are within fraction Of S2,-
600, 900. The Grand Master read his
annual address, which was received with
applause.
Com me mOrative DOuauiOns by
Mrs. STAFFORD,
SAN FRANCISCO, May l3.-1n con-
me,noration OF the birthday anniversary
of her son, Lelaud Dewitt stanford, Mrs.
stanford, has sent to Mrs Sarah b.
Cooper, Superintendent of the jackson
Street kindergarten Association, $1,000
for the benefit of the charity Kinder
garten under her charge. Sne sent In
addition to this 500 for the express use
OF tho mission free kindergarten, under
the same board Of management, that the
children of that school might receive an
appropriate present on the anniversary
oi the birthday OF their lats benetactor
JacObus Released On Hall.
SAN FRANcsco, May l3.-Percy ia
cobus, ox-Secretary of the Eureka Con.
solIdated Mining Company, arrested and
charged with embrzzliuga large amount
OF money belonging to the company. was
| this afternoon released ON bail in the
sun of S;,0, 900
An Unevcntrul bay In the sharon
Case
SAN Francisco, May Blu the
Sha on case the cross examination Of
expert Henry e. Hyde, occupied the
entlrc day. Nothing of u startling
character was developed.
The Nevada aud California Rail-
road.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May l3-Captain
John w. Smith, of Denver. Colo, who
has taken u contract for the construction
of the Nevada 4 California Railroad, in
an interview to-day, stated that tive
miles of the road out from Oakland, were
already completed aud that he expected
to have trains running as far as Walnut
| Creek, by the end of summer. Several
very ,owcrful locomotives have been
ordered in the East. and steam-ferry
boat service between Oakland and San
| Francisco will be established during the
present year. The road, when com.
pleted, will run through Nevada and
Utah to Denver, Colo.
The stock Hoard.
SAN FRANCISCO, May l3. - Best 4
Belcher, Sl.70; Chollar, 81 25; Crown
Point, 81 As; Gould Il Curry. 81. so; Hale
Il Norcross, 81 05; Mexican, Sl.70;
0phir. Sl.55; potosi, .65; Savage, .S5;
Sierra Nevada, SLIGO; Union Consoli-
dated. 500; Navajo, So %; yellow
Jacket, $500; Belle Isle, go; Grand
Prize, 10.
wheat aud Barley Market.
SAN FRANcIsco. May l3.-Wheat.
no quotations. Barley, steady but faii;
seller, 80; seller, season, .9l6a 80; buyer,
.95(G 95t; buyer, season, .93A@95.
Death OF Don Fernando Fachects
MARrlNEz. Gala, May l3.-The fune-
raj Of bon Fernando Pachecp teok place
to-day and was attended by alarge num-
ber OF people. He was the son Of Don
Salvio Pacheco, one OF the earliest
SPANS H. American settlers of Contra
Costa county, and was in many respects
remarkable man. lie attained the
enormous weight OF i25 pounds Prior
to his death last week he divided his es.
tate among his descendants, deciding to
each his portion. He was aged GO years.
An Indian Killed by Whttemen
PENpLEroN, Ogn., May l3.-Henry
Barnhart, son OF Major Barnhart, and
Frank Anderson killed an Indian to-day
ON the Umatilla reservation, adjoining
this city They claim that it was ia