Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-05
PACIFIC COAST.
For Los Angeles.

For Los Angeles.
CALIENTE, Sept. 4.-The following
passengers left on Telegraph Stage line
for Los Angeles to-day: A Bernstein,
H Bernstein, ] + Bones, r Conegro
and f HI Howard.
San Francisco Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4. Flour,
extra, Sc 90 "a Sc 20. Wheat, 50 10(G
So 121. Barley, Coast feed, 81 40
Bay feed, ST 40; brewing, 81 so; old
Bay brewing, So 7O@Sl rs. Oats,
fair, 81 rs; Oregon choice, 50 05. Corn,
small round yellow, ST 55; large flat
yellow ST 40. Hay, $120$1S per ton.
Potatoes, sweet, ST so; other kinds,
ST. 40 down to 81 20 per hundred
pounds.
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. AT mid
night the count had compassed 1900
ballots. The prospects are that the
Democrats will carry everything in
the city. The last reports gave Bryant
444 in advance of Clayton. Ellis now
leads Crowley 275 votes. Badlam, it
is conceded, will be our next Assessor,
and there appears every likelihood
that Reynolds will win for County
Clerk. Nunan is maintaining his lead
for Sheriff. The race is close between
Bolander and Denman and the same
may be said for the contestants for the
District Attorneyship.
Last night police found man lying
in fit on Montgomery street, and
took him to the city prison for treat
ment, where he had succession of at
tacks during the night. In the morn
ing he was taken before the Commits
sioners of Lunacy to be examined as
to his sanity. He suddenly died while
in the Commissioners room. His
name was Thomas Boodburn and he
was about fifty years of age. 1t is
thought that he was victim of alco-
holic drink.
In this evenings Bulletin will ap-
pear statement, authorized by d. D.
Mills, acting manager of the Bank of
California, to the effect that the defal-
cation of the late President of the
Bank of California will amount to be-
tween three and four million dollars,
and that an over issue of stock of the
bank has been discovered, though the
amount is not yet stated. 1t is not
supposed that this will in any way af-
feet the arrangements now being made
for the re-Opening of the bank, as there
has evinently been some knowledge in
the matter in possession of the Direc-
tors for some days past, though proba-
bly, of too indefiite nature to warrant
any statement in the premises.
The Superintendent of the Mint to-
day corrects the rumor that the Bank
of California is indebted to the Mint.
On the contrary the Mint owes the
bank about $125,000. The bank has
been doing the refining for the Mint
and in that way the Indebtedness arose.
There is nothing new in financial
circles this morning, business proceed
ing as usual and confidence seems re-
stored. 1t is expected that 100000
will be transferred from the Treasury
to the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company to-day, and that the Bank
will open in few days.
The city election returns are coming
in slowly. The race is still undcci ded
between Clayton and Bryant. Bad
lam IS elected and Ellis is now ahead
of Crowley. From the state of the
count it will not be completed for sew
eral days, but the result is assured.
Michael Reese, who is in the habit
of swimming where RalstOn was
drowned, said in his testimony that
a strong current exists where Mr..
Ralston was swimming which once
carried Mr.. Reese under. Mr. RalstOn
was ignorant of this danger, and the
theory now is general that, in the ex-
element caused by the recent events,
he swan, without thinking of the dis
tance, until he was drawn into the
current and could not extricate him.
self.
Stocks are trife more active to-day
on the street, nearly all transactions
besng for cash. Prices are about the
aame as yesterday, with a slightly up
ward tendency.
New Telegraph Line.
SILVER CITY, Idaho, Sept. 4.-The
Nevada & Northern Telegraph Com
pany have completed their line to
Boise City, Idaho, from this place.
The people of Boise City are having
high old time over the result of tele-
graphic communication with the out
side world. Congratulations were
sent to Acting Gov. e. J. Curtis and
G. w. Moon by Superintendent w. HI.
Pope and w. J. Hill, Editor Daily
Auol0nche. The operators are strug-
Cling hard to keep sober in the excite
ment. HOoray!
A Scrub Senator.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 3.-Evening-
1t is now certain that Raymond is
elected Senator by small majority
not to exceed twenty-five. The Re-
publicans have elected nine county of
ficers, the Democrats two, and the In
dependents two Paper and Clunic.
are elected to the Assembly, with the
the third seat in doubt between Pat
terson and Brigs, both Democrats.
The votes for Governor will not vary
twenty from these figures: Irwin
1850, Bidwell 400, Phelps 400.