Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-20
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MoJAvE, Nov. 19.-H l. Hutch
inson, w J Bigelow, b Richmond,
M A Baldwin and son, Mrs q b
Walker, Mrs ] G Mcclure,
Mrs Jas Fulton, Mr. It l.
Darby, G l. Miller, John Cullen
JF Reilly, P Goldsmith, Miss nj
Carter, Mrs M J Campbell, Miss
M Carter, Mr. G A Gilman,
Master A J Carter, Chas Stern, +
Coker, ] M Wolfe.
super visors seated.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-At a
meeting of the Board of Supervis-
ors this evening, Lichfield, Super
visor-elect for the short term, was
on hand TO claim his seat in ac-
cortiance with the recent decision
of the Supreme Court in Illlson vs..
Ford. Talbert, incumbent, pro-
tested against Litchfields taking
his seat, but the Board seated the
latter by unanimous vote. This
winds up ali the short-term con-
tests. G. L. Taylor, elected to the
vacancy occasioned by the absence
of Acheson from the State, was
also seated.
A COufab about Yreixhts
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-Gen.
eral Freight Agent Vining, of the
Union Pacific Railroad, arrived in
this city yesterday, and has since
been in conference with Mr.. Stubbs
General Freight Agent Of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad. A revision
of freight tariffs is in contempla-
tion, and an exchange of views Is
likeiy to lead to important changes
in rates of freight from New York
10 San Francisco. After looking
The field over and receiving the
opinions of merchants, the ques-
tion of renewing time contracts
will be advanced.
An Italian bandit IdentiGed.
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 18.-Rosa-
rio Nell, an Italian desperado, now
serving sentence at San quentin
for several assaults to murder, rob-
berries, etc., was brought before
Commissioner O'Brien to-day to be
identified as the noted Italian BAN
dit and murder whose extradltion
has been asked by the italian Gov
ernment. The testimony tended
directly to his Identification. but
it is not yet determined whether
he will be kept at San Quentin for
the remainder of the term for
which he was sentenced, or be
handed over to the italian authori'
ties. Nell was member of the So.
cietv on this coast known as "La
Maffio,u consisting of Italians
banded together for criminal pur-
poses,
UudeveIoped Bonanxas.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1S.-In
consequence Of recent moves in the
stock market, it is announced that
Thursday evening next Col. Dean
will address the Comstock share.
holders at Union Hall on the sub
iect of three new bonanzas, theiI
location and their management.
Dean, it will be remembered, has
stated, both publicly and privately
on q number of occasions, that there
were at least three bonanzas in the
Comstock lode, which could be un'
covered whenever the managers
of the mines felt so disposed, AND
that unless something was done al
an early day to uncover them he
would make their whereabouts
public in the interests of the share
holders. 1t appears he now intends
- oarru mt hia urOmiSe.
The Mtning stock Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19--Th'
market has not recovered from th,
had break on the 18th. An attemp
was made to rally confidence thi
morning, but 1t was not ATTENDED
with much success. There Is
growing feeling of impstience q
the delay In uncovering the prom
jsed bonanza in the north en'
mines. The dispute about tn
boundary line between Union an
sierra Nevada also contributes t
the depression. All are waiting t
see the rich ores coming to the sur
face and going to the mills. Sierr
Nevada opened this morning a
S43.5O, or ST lower than the loves
price yesterday morning, put close
ut S45.5O. Union Consolidate
went on the floor at $3.50 at th
early informal call, or So bette
Than the lowest price yesterda
morning, and finally worked up
$50. Savage and Hale & Norcro'
were weak, the former showing
decline of ST. to $1.20, and the la
ter from $1.50 to So. The vari'
tions in other Comstock shar'
were light. Eureka Consolidate
closed at $2l this morning
marked decline.
the Irrepressibie Toombs.
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-The editor
The News has verified the correc
ness of the dispatch received fro
Gen. Robert Toombs, of Atlant
Georgia, on the 18th inst. III
dispatch, as received, has bee
compared with the original al
found to be correct in every wor
Hence there was no garbling In Il
transmission. The closing Sc
fences are: "He (Grant) fought I
his country honorably and wo