Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-09-16
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2 s; Gould 4 Curry, 5h s.; H 4 N, 81
b; Savage, 200 b; Scorpion, 2.05 b.
Steamer PaRsenEers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15th.-The
steamer Orizaba sailed at "a. NJ.
to-day with the following passen-
gers for Los Angeles: A H Ham er,
S Short, Mrs Lacy, s Jorgenson,
DR. B H Fairchild and wife, Mrs A
Wulff, w F Woodward.
The President or for Monterey.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept.15th.-The
President and party left to-day for
Monterey, via San Jose. At the
latter place the President was well
coined by the Mayor. The process
sion marched through the town.
The school children were reviewed,
and reception held at the Auzsrias
House, where speeches were made
from the balcony, after which the
party continued their journey to
Monterey.
rrestdeDs Hsyes-Mexicsa War
Veterans TtehenO.'s Fraud
Exposed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18th. The
President spent yesterday inspect.
Ing the Notifications and troops at
Fort Point and the Preside, devot-
ing the evening to the studio of the
Arctic artist, Bradford, and the re.
union of this Ohio Veterans.
The Mexican War Veterans cele.
broted their anniversary yesterday
by a banquet at which General
Sherman was present. A commit.
tee was appointed to draft me-
mortal to Congress in relation to
obtaining pensions for the Next
eau Veterans.
State Mineralogist Henry G..
Hanks has made an analysis Of
Tlchenor's alleged gold bearing
spring, near Calistoga, and finds
not the slightest trace of gold in it.
1t has been ascertained that Tiche.
nor obtains his results by what
may be termed sailing the water
with chloride of gold and then pre-
cipitating gold on sheet lead. The
fraud is effectualIy exposed.
Dividend Declared.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Gold.
en- Terra declares a dividend of Is
cents.
Hoard Of Election Commissioners.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18TH
The Election Commissioner held
a lively meeting to-day. A resslu-
ton empo wering expert Kaplan to
employ such clerical help as he
sees fit called out statement from
Collector Sillson that he believed
the Commissioners had a plan on
foot to put 5000 men fraudulently
on the registration lists. Mayor
Kalloch, Dunn and Attorney Muir.
ply denounced the statement as
false and adopted the resolution.
Murphy introduced resolution
demanding that United States
Deputy Marshals be Withdrawn
from their station in and about the
Office of the Commission. A vote
on the resolution was postponed.
The Ca,ifsrnia M. Il. church
| Conference.
PETALUMA, CAL. Sept. 15.-The
twenty-eighth session Of the Cali.
fornia Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church met at 8 A. M,
to-day, Bishop J. w. Wiley, Of
Cincinnati, presiding. DR.. Benson
conducted the devotions. The
Lords Supper was celebrated. AT
roll-call 81 persons were present.
II. B. Heacock, because of other
duties, declined reelection as Sec
rotary and w. L. Urmy was elect
cd, with E. E. Dodge, M. M. Buck
and J. II. Wythe assistants. The
usual committees were appointed.
The Presiding Elders Of four dis.
tricts read their reports, showing
an increase in all departments Of
church work. Quito. number Of
churches have paid their debts,
some new churches and parsonaees
have been built and other improve
ments made.