Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-06-30
Pacific Coast News,

Fas-e rs ers for Lps Angeles
FAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The
steamer Senator sailed at Q o'clock
this morning with the following
passengers for Los Angeles: Mrs.
+. Ii jeal and daughter, Miss Hoyt,
w. +. Dawson and two children,
E. Wescott, J. T.. Baldridge, s.
Norton, B. A. Baskin, 1. NJ. Stew
art and wife, p. ]. Ward and wife,
J. H. Wymnn, G.. Hoffman, Mrs.
Conner, Miss j. Ryan.
CoiunYe Of the san Frnrcisco Mint.
SAN FRANCISCO, June S0th.-
Coinage of the San Francisco mint
for the fiscal year ending June
3Oth: Double eagles, value $40, 740,-
GOO; eagles Sis, 900; half eagles
SlOl ,00O; quarter eagles $6S, $780,;
standard silver dollars 1885,, 900;
trades $s,520,O00; halves value
1926, 600; quarters 81, lS0, eco;
dimes SIS. 600.
Long Roum 4" be Opened.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29th.--
During the vacation of the Stock
Exchanges next week it is contem-
plated to start Long Room in the
basement of the Big Board build
ing, at which outsiders can deal for
themselves on o cash basis. Great
numbers Of brokers of both boards
will leave town during next week,
going to Virginia, Portland and
Santa Cruz.
reported Outbreak Of KIansths
COnti addicted.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29th.-A
Yreka dispatch says: John Hen
bricks arrived here this afternoon,
direct from the klamath agency,
having left there Thursday morn
ing. He says the report that the
Klamaths are on the war path is
incorrect. They have been off the
reservation hunting and dig
ging roots. The agent sent out
runners to order their return to the
reservation and they were all COM
ing in. Old Ochos band Of Snakes,
who left the reservation three years
ago, are on the war path and are
supposed to be the Indians who
killed the men in Warner valley.
Captain Adams was intending to
start this evening with twenty
four men from Fort klamath on a
scout through the Sumner Lake
Chilean and Silver Lake valleys to
look after the interests of settlers
aud stockmen. Hendricks gives as
his opinion, however, from CONVEX
sations with Indians, that If the
hestiles now in Warner valley are
victorious and drive the settlers
from those valleys, the Klamaths
will doubtless eventually join |
them. There is much excitement
in Lake View, Sprague river and
Langelps valley and the settlers
are all endeavoring to get arms.
All the families in Sprague river
and Lake View have come into |
and vicinity.
Money Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-Stan-
dard silver dollars or silver dollar |
certificates 99a@99t bid, 99t@$l ask
ed; legal tenders firm at 99s buying,
99k selling. Brokers are buying half
dollars at p per cent. discount, SELL
ing them at q per cent. dis
count; trade dollars 97b bid, 97s
asked; Mexican dollars 90 bid, "a |
asked.
Kiiied By II Railroad Train.
SAN JosE,June 29.-This morning
while the sos train on the South |
Pacific Coast line was en- route to
San Francisco, an old man named |
Alex ] Gordon was killed by being
struck by the cow-catcher. He was
a native of Scotland, eighty years
of age.
work 1n the Tuanei.
VIRGINIA, New, June 29th.-At
8 O'clock this afternoon the Sutro
tunnel had not been connected
with the Savage. The working
sounds coming from the tunnel
heading seem to indicate that the
lace of the Savage drift on the 1910
DOT level has been left to the east
.ome ten or fifteen feet. If the
POUNDS can be relied on, the tunnel