Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-16

CALIENTE, n ov. l5.-Ihe following
passengers for Los Angeles left on
the Telegraph Stage Line to day:
ID a Joy, AT Smith, NJ j Noonan and
wife, j w Bedbury and ] Bonsell.
/. I. III san Francisco news. VIE
SAN FRANCISCO, November 18TH
VIM. Davis, recently convicted of man
slaughter for killing Jabez Roberts
near the corner of Pacific and Battery
streets, last May, was brought before
the Fifteenth District Court this
morning for sentence. a motion for
O new trial was denied, and Davis was
sentenced to ten years in the Peniten-
tiary. '1H t4s5a'- &
The Bay District Association track,
on which the race for the $50, ,000purs
offered by the Pacific Jockey Club was
to have been run last Saturday had
the weather permitted, is in such
bad condition that it has been found
necessary to remove the horses else
where to keep them in training. This
morning Springbok, Wild Idyl, Ruth
erford, Grinstead, Katie Pease and
Revenue, Jr., were taken to the Ocean
View Riding and Driving Park, for
merly known as the Ocean House
Race Course, which, having a sandy
bottom, is i'm excellent condition for
working. The Bay District Track is
at present covered with water, and it
is considered scarcely possible, even
were it to clear up at once anu con-
tinue fair during the remainder OF the
week, to get it in condition for racing
by next Saturday. The Jockey Club
have not yet decided on what day the
great race shall come off, but there is
some talk at present, owing to the
continuous rain storm, to postpone it
until Thanksgiving Day. The horses
are reported in excellent working con-
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On Saturdaylas the twelve-year-old
son of Manuel Teleran, of Saucelito,
shouldered his fowling piece andwent
out in search of wild duck. The little
fellow was away so long that his pa
rents became anxious concerning his
safety and search was made for him.
1t was ascertained that he had been
last seen in the mud fiat beyond the
railroad bridge, in which way the
search was principally confined. 1t
was not long before the missing boy
was found dead, having been swal-
lowed up in the treacherous mud, with
nothing but the upper part Of his head
remaing above the surface. In the
anxiety to reach his game heventured
/ out i'm the fiat too far, and his strng-
giles to extricate himself from the
deadly embrace of the soft mud has
tened his death.
Late bullion shipments embrace ST.
267 from the Arizona mine on the 18th
and $2S,0O0 from the ConsolidatedVir-
ginia mine on the 18th. This is sup
posed to be The last shipment for the
fiscal month from that mine, and the
total is Sl,SlS,000. The first shipment
in the current fiscal month was made
on the 18th and amounts to $500
from the Jefferson mine, $4,000 was
shipped on the 4th, and S12,370 from
the Northern Belle mine on the 9th
and llth. Last weeks production at
1.-THE Chollar Potosi mine was 420 tons
of ore, assaying $3.50 per ton.
Edward Barron has resigned the of
flee of President of the California and
Consolidated Virginia mines.
The rain storm continues in a mild
way. During the forty-eight hours
ending at o'clock this morning one
third of an inch of water fell, making
| the total fall for the season |. .43 inches.
1.-THE barometer has been steadily ris-
ing since yesterday, and at noon the
| thermometer indicated 81 deg. The
greatest degree of cold reached during
the past twenty-four hours was so.
Thomas Tennent makes the follow
| ing note on his meteorological record:
Il4th. Sharp earthquake at 1852 p. NJ.
Two vibrations, lasting six seconds.
| Direction, Southeast and Northwest.
The Body Of another OF. the PaciGc's
Passengers Found.
PORT TOWNSEND, w. T., Nov. 49,
The steamer Goliah has just arrived
from the Cape, bringing another of
\ the bodies lost on the Pacific. This
body was found floating twelve miles
West of Race Rocks, and five miles
South of Vancouver, mid channel. 1t
is that of woman, apparently about
80 or 35 years of age, 5 feet 4 inches IN
height, full face, round regular fea-
| lures, and black hair. wearing plush
cape of imitation seal skin, with black
and a number boot. She had on 3
rings, one marked 80. H." 1t had
apparently been cut on one of its edge
recently. Another ring was thinner
and also had the appearance of being
cut. The earrings were of gold and
enameled with four pearls, set in dia-
mond shape. The body will be inter-
red in the Masonic burying ground.
The revenue cutter Wolcott, after
the brilliant service already noted, has
again been dispatched by Collector
Webster to the scene of the Pacific
disaster, though the hope of ever re-
covering ony more of the dead bodies
seems a forlorn one. The officers are
WORKOUT, but before returning will
examine the Washington Territory
shore and make inquiry among all