Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-10-14
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San rnAScrsco. Oct. 13-Y Yesterday
afternoon General Sheridan visited the
harbor Notifications at Alcatraz and
Angel Island. at the special invitation
Of Major General Schofsld.
During the week ending to-day the
treasure shipments East. by Wells.
Fargo 4 Co., have been rsuarkably
heavy. the grand total running mp to
81, rs. GAG. OF this amount $3.50. 231
vas In gold coin. $3OO, 900 in silver
coin, and the balance In xiver bars.
This is the largest weekly shipment
since the panic.
II Ia currently reported that the stock
holders OF the woodville Mining Com
pany have succeeded in getting together
already q representation OF OF 10000
shares Of stock. Rogers johnson. Sec
rotary. IL unable n yet TO verify tho
report, hat Is confident that ut tho
meeting 10 he held tomorrow eve-
ming, when several Of the larger
shareholders will join in tho move
msnt, there will 30 no less than
eighty thousand shares represented..a
large majority Of the shares issued-in
which case they will have the whole
coucern In their own hands. and may
deposs the present officers. II necessary,
without any legal proceedings. IL IL
generally believed there has been an
oyer.issue Of stock, and that Pearson
and his associates are using every en-
,leayor 10 turn this movement into Q
fasco. The Committees OF -Four anu
Eleven, appointed by the stockholders.
called at the ONCE Of the company At i
o'clock this afternoon. and separately
demanded 10 SEQ the books and voueh-
err. aud, NJ was expected, permission
Was refused by tho directors, who, 1t
seems, met this morning and decided
that no committee having any connec-
ton with Messn. Crossman and Ken
nedy should havo access to the books.
Tho refusal was given In writing.
A large asssmblage Of ladies' and gen.
tlemen convened this afternoon near tho
corner Of Eddy and Jones streets. 70
witness the laying Of the cornerstone OF
the First Baptist Church, by the Grand
Master Of Free and Accepted Mnsons,
attended by the Grand Lodge, now In
session In this city. The stone was laid
with the usual ceremonies Of tho Order.
The Nsrsher. district Fsir-rhs
MAnYsvuLx, October 13.-Tho at
tendance III the track was an increase on
that Of yesterday. Tho weather was
cool and pleasant. The first race hall
mile and rspeat-ws won by Obcr in
two straight heats. against Planet
Sweepstakes and Princeton. The sec
ond race was the most exciting OF any
Nd far during the meeting. II was for q
purse Of $3.50 for horses that never beat
$50. Four horses were entersd-Diek
salisbury. Ben Wade, Betty McCracken
and Ophir. Ben Wade won tho first
and McCracken the second.
The stock parade will take place to-
morrow at 10 A. NJ. at the Park, when
all tho horses entered for premiums or
purses will DO exhibited. except those
which ars In to-morrow's race. The
grand event Of tho day will DO a trot for
= purse Of 81. OOo-ss00 TO the first
hsrss, $500 to the second and 500 TO
tina thiri-in which A. +. Smith enters
George Treat. Charles Trainor enters
May Howard and George W. Leahy en-
,en Hope. May Howard IL the favor.
tie in the pools tonight. with Treat anti
Hope about the same.
Ope.isx OF the santa Cru. and
Fslssa Raiirssd.
SANTA CRuz, Cal, October lJ.--Tho
formal opening Of the SANTA Cruz M
FELTON, Railroad took place to-day, prov
ing a success, delegations from San jose
and waisonvillo taking part. The AZ
fair was celebrated by an excursion pic
mic over the company's road to FELTON,.
the terminus OF the road. Upward OF
iifteen hundred people were ON b
grounds. A very appropriate speech
wsa made by Mr.. Silent. the President,
who was followed by other officials and
townsmsn In short remarks battling the
occasion. Silent aud Healey, Chief
Engineers, were crowned with laurel
wrsaths In honor Of the faithful and
energetic discharge OF their duties in
the construction OF the road. All trains
to anil from the grounds we're accom-
panied by . band Of music. and . gen.
eral gala day was enjoyed.
Tomorrow IL the commencement day
OF the Santa Cruz Agricultural Society.
to 10 held in the rink. No pains will 10
spared 10 make IL . success.
From nssektsn.
STOCKTON. Oct. IL. - Burglars last
evening effected an entrance into
tho barber shop Of Fred. Meissell, on
Main street, and secured about SEQ in
coin, but failed 10 find . box containing
several hundred dollars In coin and
icwelry.
Horssmsn and breeders Of fns stock
are much interested In the operation OF
Mr.. Dunbar. the gentleman who treated
Smugglsr. Elmo. Blackbird and Occi-
dent on the Dunbar system. Several
iine horses have been treated in this
city. Among others. Scdg wick's favor
ite colt. Leon, and John Brooks Solid
Silver.
Tho weather has moderated con-
siderably.
The wheat market is quiet.
Les Angeles lssaa-
Los AxaELrs, October 13.-The Los
Angeles and Independence Railroad In
now completed 10 Pioo and Jefferson
streets, ON tho outskirts Of the city.
Lucky Baldwin proposes colonizing
his Santa Anita ranch by subdividing 1t
into forty and hfty-acre farms.
The wine-making season has fairly
begun. Three establishments here er.
pect to make one million gallons Of
wine. Tho grape crop ID large. and
coming In freely. Two hundred mon
will 10 engaged in grape crushing before
the close Of the season.
Death sra wsll-Kssun Lawyer.
San Drsoo. October sc. p. Tag.
CART. q well.known lawyer and formerly
agent for the Pacific Mail Company In
this city. died this morning. lie had
suffered long from consumption. Tho
funeral will take place tomorrow. under
the auspices Of the Masonic fraternity.
Charge Of ledge Bsrsaas - the
Grand Jury.
SALr LAKE err. October. l3.-In the
District Court to-day Judge Boreman
delivered n strong charge TO the Grand