Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-17

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The following ID summary of Ihe pro-
ceedinss OF the Niticnitural meeting rofarred
70 by Mr; Rose, as reported In the Gan Frsn-
cisco Bulletin.
The semisnnual meeting Of the Board Of
State Yiticnlfurai Commission was held yes
terday af their once la this city, Arpad
Hsrsszthy. President, presiding. Present.
Arpad Haraszthy, Commissioner Tor the San
Francisco Diztfict; l. de Turk OF the Sonouia
| district, George west Of tne san Joaquin
district, Z. J. Rose Of the Los Angeles dis
trict, o. @ blanchard of the ri Dorado Dis
/, triot and Charles A. Wetnore for the State
At Large Absent Commissioners Krng,
Blowers and shorh,
Alter frnnsacung routine basiress, the fol-
lowing resolution was offered by Mr.. Rose:
wHEHEks, The manufacture Of spurious
wines and branofes has assumed In certain
parts OF the Onion immense proportions,
and. "a fact. cvszshad0ws 10 quantiiy the
pure products Of the grape, doing more
hAfu to the true vine infersst than all otlser
WHEEsas, This condition Of trade Is in5u.
rions % the moral ana physical welfare Of
WnxfEas, rho vificnlturel industries are
now very Important and becoming greater
1 IN extent employing many honest families
| who are beaptiirinE and enrichinT our
| country; therefore, he Il
Rcs7tred. That We most respectfully urge
our Senators and Representative - Con.
AANII
law compelling al manufacturers and deal.
erH in genuine or ilnltaupn wines and bran.
l dies. whether Of domestic or foreign pro.
enrtion. 70 set forth ON all packages aud on
all labels for bottles the frae name nf The
| makers or compoundefs and places Of pro
l ducEion, toget ier with q settlement OF AL in
eredients entering into the composition oi
Rssoired. That the penalties for no, com
plying with the terms Of snch Law shall hs
fringent, Including cundscation Of the pro
dncis and heavy hnes
Alter some debate a. 10 the methods 81
putting such law into successful opera
don e Was generally understood that ths
resolutions, devise the necessary measures
'whcther accomplished through tho means
OF the Internal Revenue service or other
wise. The resolutions were then ananiln
NJ. D. knrR offered the following rosolu
tion>. which were unenimonsiy sdopted.
Resoifed. That the vine Interests Of thi.
State would be injured by the removal o.
the tax on zptflis, made from wine. or othel
s,es,a,s mi snss sn's Soniaslep y. & desire
ing hi1i for the removsl Of the lax on frai
Bssoiesd. That cur best lnteresta would
nol he favored BY any material reduciicn Il
the tsxatiens Of spirits, except a. herein
Rssoirrd, Thst The Internal Revenue IA,
on spirits OF All kinds should be based 81
oonsnmption and no, on production; bnt
that, II any iilnli be placed 70 the h0ndlnl
period, Il eAonld be 50 extended ~ TO gix,
producers ample time to seek customer
/ Ailcr their goods are properly matnrsd
Which should recognise ave years as neess
Al least as reasonable Time to dispose 81 thl
same, or eight years st least a. the limit O.
II the privilege of bonding. aud that it lk IN,
duty Of the governments to protect consum
tte ugRinsf the unHholesome effect OF neH
spire BY granting rebate o. At least 10 pc
lcent on the tax for each year. not exceed
Hog Aye, that tho spirits remain IN bend
and that further facilities be granted fo
!: refllins packages IN bond undcE distillsr'
Alter some discussion az the prackc,
Sometimes adopted Of raising the saccharln,
: contents Of onripo grepea by the addition o
resolutions, which were also adopted with
OCT dissent'
Resolved, Tha, q Is the sense of Ibis Com
mi1sion lhat The nsa oi sugar Al any time ii
fcrlqenlina grApe-iuice should be difcpur
aged and frested ns an adulteratiun. and
Resolved, That any use 81 sugar IL Torment
Ing grape 3uice or ppmace for dlslllline p0f
u poses "a fraud within the coeniaAnce o
The Internal Revenue oflcera, and
Rssoiesd. That the President of thiscom
: a. 70 any use Of sugar "a iermeuling srapl
ipFoduets thar may Al euy timu he prsoticed
ana % report The same % this Board.
Mr Rose offered also the following. whlol
Twas adopted
| ffsoissd. That this Commission is opposes
, | to eiI reciprocity tfcnlles which tend % M
J injury of any industry Of This country. b
IlhrpWlng our prodncers and WORKING uBi
linto ruIuous competition with peun. o0oiig
| serf or degraded labor, thcfefcfe
a Resolved. That We DO request our Hcuaton
aud Representatives ln Congress to onpns
with all their influence tho paesaet 81 f,l
peudinx ball 10 put iufc operation the pro
Visions 81 kht re9iprocftf ,raa(y with Mexico
/ which en1a1Kers hilke The i1daatriai sntef
! lees OF CAliiornta, Ln1l<lanh and oihe
, 1idtfE. ne well ~ thr promising growth q
ishs 1erriteFlesof Agiaone end NeW NqxicQ