Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-10-09

ment to-day advertised for tenders
for the construction Of 127 miles of
railway from Yale to Kamloops,
British Columbia, to be received up
to the 18th of November. This set
ties the question of the terminus of
the Canada Pacific Railway and
route, so far as British Columbia is
concerned. The section for which
tenders are called is part of the
Burrard Inlet route. 1t was ready
for tenders months ago, but pend
ing the results of the further ex-
plorations in the Peace and Pine
River region to the north, nothing
was done. This new line will be
expensive, but it will open up a
very fine region.
No New Gases Of yellow jack.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 7th-noon.-No
new cases were reported to the
Board of Health to-day. Under
takers report four interments.
Anti-BnsIer Ticx ct In Mnssnchuttes.
The Democratic ri State ticket
is completed AS follows: For Gov
ernor, John Quincy Adams; Lieut.
Governor, w. 2. Plunker, Sec
rotary Of State, Gen. NJ. p. Dom
oboe; Treasurer and Receiver Cen
eral, David N. Skillings; Auditor,
VIM. r.. Field; Attorney-General,
Richard Olney.
Grnnt and the Presitency.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Washing
ton special to the World says: SEN
ator Morgan, of Alabama, returned
to-day from California. He thinks
the Grant ovation there a sponta-
neOus uprising of the people to
welcome brave and successful
man; that, lie thinks, is the extent
of its significance, and whatever
political aspirations Grant may
have, they will not be furthered by
anything that has happened in the
West. Nevertheless the World
again declares that Grant is the in
evitable candidate of the Republic
cans in 1880.
The Tribune says: Ex-Attorney-
General Taft is as answering a
Grant man as evers He does not
believe Grant can be beaten in
Ohio for the nomination even by
Sherman, and thinks if Grant
booms as a candidate, Sherman
will give up the contest. Other
Grant supporters are SO elated by
his reception in California that
they are talking about either
Blaine or Sherman as good sec.
ond.
Discovery Of zines OF Fabulous
Richness.
NEW YORK, Oct. 7th.-Recent
Texas advices represent the New
Mojada silver mines, which Mexico
appears 50 anxious to guard against
Yankee invasion, is situated near
the Dewey mountains, at a point
where Chihuahua, COahuila and
Durango meet, about 200 miles be-
yond the Rio Grande.
San Antonio papers say that in
one of the mines the average yield
of bullion, which = eaid to contain
gold also, is fort
ounces, per cargt aH
Many merchants tzis= r
Saltillo, Zacateca aa aa
other places ha #e #za
agents to the pls 4aa
publics, publishe a seg'
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mountains opei It
field for remune 81 5.
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and from the tle tic
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| from friend .saIea ae ing
the Sierra Mo Ha Zine ore
thus far discoI eIas - 1 IL
to 100 mares cad
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comparison. = light
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in railro; mining
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