Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-24
State Board of horticulture.

State Board of Uorticulturc.
SAN Fr,yc1sco Anrilt 23a-Tbe State
Boord of Horticulture held 4, mcetiu,, in
This civ to-day President EIlwood Cooner
of Santa Barbara, in the chair. There we're
nlso present Messrs. Coronel of Los An
cclcs; y. II. Peck. of Placer; ". VI. Bocgs.
of Mann G.. y. Milco. of san JOAQUIN r
Kimbal oi UavwarCS and :. F. Cbauin
of san lose.
The morning session was chiefly occupied
with rautine business, The chief point ns
;,,teres4 WIS ,be eaIer,;or, NJ an Insi,s,.,r ~
Frnit pests Who undar tho nov, law. X "a
bave e9oo nor ,nontL and % Iiha,,I ,itoy--
once for travelling exnonses some disSntis-
f,cfion seams IN bov. becn evnrossad viii,
the ,vorl- nf th, forr,e, iIsr,n,.tt,r and s,T,.,
members of thc Roord doomed a rhan,,n
advisable lust before the close of the
morninor session nominotions for the office
,vere made as follovs N,ttlcu Cooke If
Sacramento and : y Cbonin of san yosc
Mr. Cooke was invited 10 npneur before The
Board at The afternoon session
Upon reassemhling after the reccs, Mr..
Cooke addressed the Hoard for twenty min
MES o,tliniu, his idea of tho wo,.l, which
should he done in suppressiny insect pests
and at the close of the address the Board
went into executive session.
SECOND DISPATCH1
S,> l5p,Scrsco Anr;l o35 -Tnon ra9s-
sembling ElIwood Cooper. President: :. f.
Chopiu. e-Presidrnt, General NJ. G.
Vallejo Treasurer. and Colonel 4 II
Webb Secretary. were all reelected unan-
j!uouslv. For Inspector ol Fruit Pests, DR..
Cbapin received five votes. Matthew Cooke
two and Ellwood Cooner one. DR.. Chapin
was declared elected. Ii was ordered that
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Los Angeles, at some time not vet fixed.
the State Fruit-Growers' Convention to be
held at the same time A. +. Coronel and
Inspector Chapin were APPOINTED q COM
mittee to make all necessary arrangements.
Hon. Dwight Hollistcr was appointed local
quarantine guardian for the Sacramento
river district. J. N. Mansfield for road dis
tricts ! and ,, Napa county, and f. p. Fos-
ter for the district contiguous to San Buena-
ventura. DR.. W. w. Chapman for Petaluma.
J.. c. Wcvbright for Calisloga. .TOhu II.
Quill for Chico, ?. King for San Lorenzo,
George ID: kellogg for Newcastle. Stephen
Jamlson ior Ophlr, ,. y " ool lor l'ehryf,
+. D. Perkins ior tTmtya!e, Mr.. Ellsworth
Tor Niles, W; H. koolnson lor StocAton'
and Huslaye hisen Tor Fresno.
Grand Council, american Legion % Honor
SAN FRANCISCO, April 23d.-Ihc Grand
Council OF the American Legion OF Honor
was called to order at 10 clock to-day by
Grand Commander Aaron Bell, The pro
ceedings were opened with PRAYER by Grand
Chaplain D. O. Kelly, The roll of officers
and members was called and the minutes
of Yesterdays session read. On motion,
the Council decided to adjourn sine die at
the end Of this day session. and the cleo
uon OF olhcers was mace the sl'ecloI ordef
tor clock To-day; Inc coihhltiee 70
whom was referred the reports OF the 5u-
preme Representatives asked Tor iurther
! time to prepare Their report, ana on uoloh
were granted further tlmc, with lnstruc-
tions To report to the t'fand Commander at
their earliest convenience. The time Tor
the specla! order ut ll:5o was extended, TO
! allow consideration OF resolutions instruct
| ing the supreme REPRESENTATIVES. ne
| secret work was then eNompilted by Su-
! preme Representative Eyre. The Council
/ then took recess until l;5o clocS'
Another Committee to Visit Washington
! SfN FRANCISCO, April 23d.-Another com
lnittee to visit the President on behalf o
the california Democracy IS being formed
| W. I. Coleman and Judge HaGer are spokel
! of as leading It,
| Rloodshed on 1. san Francisco wharf.
SAN Francisco. April 23d.-To-nigh
| Thomas Thomson a nrigate watchmal
on Main street wharf, shot and MORTAL,
| wounded Robert Davis, q sailor on the bari
/ Montana, because DAVIS loshed hIn
! about leaving ms bea'' paws was shot II
/ the abdomen with TWO bullets. thompson
escaped
Suicide at aa1Ssvilie.
MARYsyMLE, April 23d.-At O'Clock
this morning the body of Robert White
| was found hanging from a jOist in the
wood-shop connected with his wagon-mak-
| ing establishment in this place. The cause
! of the suicide is presumed to have beer
dependency, as lie had been ailing for tive
or three years. The last seen Of him alive
! was at about o'clock last night, at whicE
time ne directed some letters to his wife
! Nothing unusual was observed about him
at the time. lie was a native OF Canada
aseq 10 Ye'1ls' al oia resilient OF 'ilS place
vi ~ ''' '',-'' 'l',,,-i.
Lost olilic round
SAN JOSE, April 26d.-Ihe 3-year-old
daughter oi Neise rasmussen. OF taiayer2s
valley thirteen mlieS northeast OF THIS
cl|y, "Anut;eu @ NOM nome lasI ucS"ay
evening, ana wa lloI lo'lhd ullVI O'Clock
tiils morning, i Ihe was a"oul TWO 1hile>
iFoiil hoi'le' az 'i'e he"oi oi faVlie. very
nu,i J"' Ga,,'fl fa ,iIe' I h"o"' l'' per
d, ro,,no CIV. rora1 a ca,, ;.
- '''''' $50" ~
% '''s
orlSrS, APili Z'a-IA horrible affair Gc-
ctiieu az NJ 'i1 N.Y. ] eoouS cloSk !Ills
,.,. an nn"rA pJ If fb 1 CantroI ~ Pac ie pIln
,r,S ai,torcd by I,nI-noy,,, ,>nr,ias
thn sLsence of tho family a,,d al ~
cjosnts ond trnnEs broten onoI, and ro,, ,,le
sacked and il seems wbiiF The nartns ,,' roro
At work Neville's oIdest dan%hror IL,,r "GaJ "ypT
sbort * ,-cIrs co1oiT.r bor9o 80 90,