Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-09
Morning kilograms.
passengers doing scush.

MoJAvE, Dec. S.-Dr ] Cambell
Shorb. ] de Barth Shorb, A S
Mansfield, Mrs e A Carr, sister and
maid, w nj Brown, G A Fisk, Jno
Austin, G Fithian,J J r Beck, i
Fl Morrison, T. X Morrison, N b
Hicks and wife.
MoJAvE, Dec. 7.-B N Harrison,
Geo Alexander, r. G Powers, James
Pollock, w Tijbe, G Worms, Chas
Lux, Jas Rosenberg, nj Il Frankel,
TIL Hanna, r Hinton, A Cham
ber, Mrs l. Hamilton, Mrs George
Turner and three children, Mrs
Perder.
Policemen shot.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-Officer
John Duncan was shot in the
breast this morning, by one George
Harlem, who was amusing himself
by discharging his pistol on Stock
ton street. The officer started to
arrest him when the fellow made a
target of him. His wound is Sc
rioEs.
A xasir0ad Conductor In TronbIe.
SALT LAKE., Dec. IA conduc-
tor on the Utah and Northern Rail-
way, arrested last Fall on suspicion
of robbing mails, and who was ac-
quilted at Ogden, was indicted yes
terday by the Malad county, Idaho,
Grand Jury, for the same crime,
and held lin $4,000 bail.
The OntDreak x OF she U,es "a wans"n
One.
WASHINGTON, Dec. THE Re.
publican to-day publishes spicy
Interview with Commissioner Bel
ford, of Colorado. After being in
formed that the Ute reservation
embraces twelve million acres in
Colorado, an area equal to the
States OF Massachusetts,, Vermont,
Rhode Island and Delaware, the
reporter inquired: How many In
dians are there in Colorado
Judge Belford-Three thousand,
all told; and each buck, squaw and
papoose, if the land were divided
/ per capita, would receive 1900
acres. A white man in this cOun-
try can take 160 acres; an Indian
l 1000.
' Reporter-What caused the out
break in Colorado?
Belford-Agent Meeker plowed
4 two and half acres of land out of
twelve million and they murdered
him for doing it.
Reporter-The Commissioner of
Indian Affairs says in his report
that miners have made settlements
on the Ute reservation.
Belford-That is not true. The
statement is wholly without foun-
| dation, and am surprised that the
Commissi oner should have made 1t.
Reporter-Have the people OF
| Colorado given the Utes any occas-
| ion for the late outbreak?
Belford-None whatever Mr..
| Schurz himself says the Indians
were without excuse.
Reporter-If the Indians are not
T removed, will there be trouble next
Spring?
Bedford-I think so. This reser-
vation embraces valuable mineral
/ lands. The Indians will not work
1t, or allow any one else to DO so
| No Government ever before al
lowed lazy race to stand in the
way of the development of its min
era. resources, and l do not thinB
this nation will long continne to bt
the exception.
In the course OF further conver
sation as to the policy that the
Government should pursue towards
Indians, Judge Belford expressed
himself earnestly In favor of trans
ferring the control of Indian affair!
to the War Department, and re-
marked:
We appropriate millions of dol
lars for their support. If we fee,
them, there Is o occasion for thel
hunting, and they should be dis
armed. If they desire to hunt 10
pleasure, they can use bow and al
row. Now they kill game in Colo
RADIO for the sake of the pelts, AM
trade the skins for Sharp's rifles
and with them kill the settlers.
Utah's Admission.
| WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Sta
last evening published an intel
view with Delegate Cannon, whic
contains the following yer
r shrewd, double-edged rejoindel
To the question OF what woul
be the politics of Utah ii it becam
a State?r Cannon is reputed o
saying: "It would be Democrtl
State. am satisfied from my ow
observations that the feelings of th
people are in accord with the fee
ings of the Democracy. They b'
lieve in home rule. / cannot sa,
however, what would be the effe'
should Utah be admitted by I'll
Republicans. Then it might be
Republican State. A feeling
gratitude to the party that let
4 into the Union would, no doubt, Il
4 fluence very large number
voters who are not very decided
their political views"
Arrest OF Lottery Managers.
NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-Yesterdi
afternoon thirteen participants
the management and office OF &
Louisiana State Lottery Compal
were arrested, and the books, TIC
cts and other paraphernalia OF
h,o;naaa cloaed.