Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-05
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East

Passengers south and East,
MODESTO, CAL, April 4.-Following
is list of south-bound passengers pass
ing here this evening:
+ Smith, wife and child, New York;
nj Dwyer, Nova Scotia; j ID Thornton,
Chas Martin, s w johnson, w Harris,
Mrs Robertson, S A Heinler, j 5 VIII.
liams, San Francisco; II II Pratt and
wife. Penn; c Barrett, Nevada City;
Miss T. e Lacy, S F; G II Merritt and
family, Boston; Mrs r. Glrd, Mrs N.
McCarty, Pomonoe G Hirchfeld, wife,
children and nurse, s +; II A Clawson,
Los Angeles; G A Pace, Oakland; s
Chenowith, y A; l. McComb, Kan.
sas; John CSllopy, W II Beltman, U $
A; w b Quinn and wife, st Paul. MINI;
B + Goss, Pewaukce, Wis.
The Legislature - Adjournment
TIL Monday.
SAcRAMENro, April 4.-The Senate
met ut l0A. NJ. Reddy's constitutional
amendment in relation to the collection
OF delinquent taxes. Murphy's constitu-
tional amendment on taxation and Bar
ry's bill were reported from the Assem-
bly, and referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee. A motion was made to adjourn
till Monday afternoon. The vote was
10 to 10 and the Speaker settled the
qu(tion by voting in its favor.
The Assembly was called to order at
10 o'clock. Leverson's revenue bill was
postponed till Tuesday. Atwell's bill
relating to revenue, second reading as
amended and passed to third reading.
Granger, from the committee on consti-
tutional amendments, reported the bill
relating to mortgages aud assessing rail
roads and recommended that it pass.
The House received and laid over the
committees report on Wallace's bill
taxing mortgages. Hollister introduced
a bill regulating the Pacific Coast rail.
road. Barry introduced faro bill with
maximum of three cents per mile.
After long struggle, lasting nearly
two hours, the adjournment until 2:30,
Monday, was carried.
Taggart Called Upon to Make
GOOD The Appropriation Bill
signed.
SACRAMENTO, Gala, April 4.-Con-
troller Dunn has called upon Grant |.
Taggart, former Clerk of the Supreme
Court, to make good the deficiency of
nearly $299S discovered in his accounts.
Ia the Assembly a message was re-
ceived from the G Jvernor approving the
appropriation bill.
Judiciary Committee Reports.
san Francisco. April 4.-The Posts
Sacramento special says: The Judiciary
Committee reported against the passage
of the bill relating to bribery and that
relating to discrimination against rail-
roads, and in favor of the passage of the
bill on revenue and its collection and
also that to forfeit to the State the
property of the Central and Southern
Pacific railroads. Terry and Wharton
presented minority report to declare
the forfeit as il was according to the
resolution the House has already passed
Japanese Tea Guilds.
San FRANCISCO, April 4.-Associated
Press Yokohama advices state that the
Japanese government has authorized the
establishment Of tea guilds, to which
all producers and dealers must belong,
for the purpose of preventing the adul-
teration OF teas.
senator Miller Not a Candidate.
SAN Francisco, April 4.--Senator
John +. Miller telegraphed to-day from
Washington to Hon, p. B. Cornwall,
chairman of the Republican State Cen
tral Committee, the following dispatch:
"You are authorized to state that
am not II candidate for delegate to Chi
cago, and do not desire my name pre-
sented.
Wheat and Barley Market,
SAN FRANclsco, April 4. = Wheat,
steady but quiet; seller, 81 l.40t@l.4l; !;
buyer, Sl.561; buyer, season, Sl55i@
1859. Barley, steady and active; seller,
.Slg@.Slh; seller, season, S5A a. $50;
buyer, 5000 .9l; buyer, season, .SS@
Sss
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, April A. Best &
Beleher, $3.50; Chollar, Sll0; Con-
soldated Virginia, ,5 Crown Point,
81 go; Eureka Con-, S405; Gould &
Curry, SI05; Hale 4 Norcross, SIPS;
Mexican, 81 35; Northern Belle, -;Ophir,
Sl00; Potosi, 20; Savage. go; Sierra
Nevada, S235; Union Consolidated,
81. 30: Yellow Jacket, 50 90.
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