Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-01
F..~, shooting Aarsy.

Fatal shooting Amrsy.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. S0th.-A
dispatch from Portland says: A
shooting affair took place at Yaki.
ma, Washington Territory, In
which Dick Splawn was killed, ,Jno
Splawn was shot through both legs
and David Correll was shot through
the lungs and Is not expected to
live.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30th.-
Wheat, active and higher; No. /,
$1.S73@1 40.
Tho siacktOa Races.
STOCKTON, Sept. 30.-The Park
was crowded to-day and the races
were of the most interesting char
scter. The first was a running
race, free for all three.year-olds In
the district. The entries were Joe
Daniels, Stock Exchange, Gowdy,
Check, Belle Girard and Lena r..
The first heat was won by Belle.
Time, 1:49$. The second was a
dead heat between Lena and Belle.
Time, 1:50. In the third heat Belle
came In two lengths ahead of Lena,
winning the heat and first money,
and Lena r.. second and second
money. Time, 1924.
The trottlng race for three-year.
olds, best three in five, was won by
Button in three straight heats.
Time, 1882, 2:S34, 2:323.
In the trotting race for horses
that have never beaten 2:29, Crown
Point won. Best time, 2:26a.
Nutwood, driven by his owner,
]. w. Knox, of San jose, was
speeded q mile in 2:21 between the
heats, making the quarter in "a
and the half in 1:06.
Decisio. In Regsrd Sc Registration
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-The
Supreme Court has decided in the
case Of Jacob Cohn VS.. Harvey,
Clerk of Solano county, that a per-
son once OH the great register Is en-
titled to be re-registered without
further proof.
A Masked Road Agent.
| SMARTsvILLE, Sept. 30th.-The
Grass Valley stage was stopped
to-day three miles from here by q
masked man, well armed. A pas
senger was relieved of Sis. He
then robbed u teamster Of a small
amount.
E.cn:.e. 0aaa ladi-us.
TUCSON, A. T., Sept. 30th.-The
Star will publish the following
item:
KNIGHTS RANCH, A. T.,
September 10th. 1880. !
Capt. Haskell, Il. D. O., Tucson:
MIR. Parks, who owns this ranch
and who piloted Gen. Buell. to Po-
Tomas Lake, near the line, tells me
that on their way back to this
place he met two prospectors at
Cerrizilio Springs who told him
: that Gen. Carr ran upon small
party Of Victories band, number.
ing eighteen, in the Hatchet
Mountains, and after q fight o.
twenty minutes succeeded In kill
Ing them all. Mr.. Parks states
that he has no reason to doubt this
. as there were Indian signs in tha
vicinity.
ssnge Yobbsd-Min,nx Items-
; Killed.
TUCSON, Sept. 30.-A Star spe
cial from Silver City, N. NJ, says
Last Tuesday morning the eastern
bound stage was jumped by thre'
masked men three miles west o
Knights Station. Five passenger
aboard were robbed, one of whom
while attempting to resist, wa
knocked down and tied. The re
mainder were detained for abou
an hour, while the mail was bein,
: robbed. The telegraph line wa
destroyed for a quarter of a mile
three poles taken out and lot O
the wire taken away. Sheri1
Whithill, Of this place, is in pur
suit.
The Harshaw mill shipped clever
bars of silver bullion last night
amounting to $24,50O, being tn
result Of one weeks run.
The diamond drill on the Sal
: Xavier mine, at 240 feet, has cut
seven-foot vein of carbonate ore
assaying 1102 ounces of silver pc
ton.
A rich find is just reported on
, mile south of San Xavier. The or
body is four feet wide, averagin
S17S per ton, free milling. It is Q
the same character as the famou
Toughnut, Of Tombstone. Consid
erabls interest is manifested In thi
new discovery, as it is within /
miles of Tucson.
A Citizen special from Globe say
that w. A. Holmes killed Marc
J. Borrick at Kombey Camp, las
/; night. Cause, dispute over tn
!. Contention mine.
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