Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-03-22

HoWIon0, 90; I'D w Harris, DO; j
Leonard, Oakland; r Campbell,
do; ] T Soufe, do; NJ L Elliott, do;
J Cheplin, do; ] Morgan, San Lean.
dro; J d James, Tomales; J II
Reed, Mercsd; w r Stone, Arizo.
ma; J McCudden, Vallejo; r A
Lawrie, Marlposa; w DAILY, st.
Thomas; ] B Vincent, Salida; 81
Hall, Oakdale; Mrs G 7 Adams,
do; s FL H Clark and wife, Omaha.
suid b. sho sheriff.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 21.-The
Office fixtures Of the Cumberland
mining company, owning the
Actors mine, or Three Bonanzas,
In Arizona, were sold at Sheriff
sale to day.
0rsin and sr0ducs Market.
SAN FRANCISCO. March goth
Wheat strong; No. l, $l.423@l.45;
No. 2, $l.37A@1.40. Barley-Feed
higher at 753@82Ao., brewing SIG
l.12f for light ana 81. l5@l.20, for
bright heavy, standard ohevalier
$1.15@l.20, coast do. 90c@$1. 10;
Oats strong; $1.15@1.60, common
$l.274@1.42; surprise, SLIPS. Corn
higher owing to light arrivals;
yellow $1.15@1.20, white $I.324.
Hay $8.5O@15. Potatoes-Hum.
Humboldt reds. $1.3O@1.35; peach.
blows, $1.20@1. %; kidneys, 90c@S1;
Petalumas and Tomales, 81. 20@ .25;
Early Rose, $l@1.05; river reds, 90.
@Sl.
ktlted ln u Mtts.
BAN BERNARDINo, March 2lst
Geo. Hoffman, while at work al
Sommers's mills on the noun.
tains, was instantly killed by be.
ing caught in the machinery. He
was badly mutilated and died In.
stantly. He was q German aged
35.
Probably fnSaI shOssiuE AHray.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, March 81,
"A shooting affray occurred here
late last night which will probably
result fatally. Two young mem
John Mitchell and Antonio Pratt
had . quarrel ia saloon, which
ended, according to Mitchslpi
statement, with Pratt striking him
on the head with o slung shot
whsreupon Mitchell shot him
through the body. Mitchell noti'
fed the Sheriff and surrendered
himself.
Died from Hts Wouads.
SAN BUENAvENTURA, March 2l
Young Pratt, who was shot BY
John Mitchell last night, died thi
afternoon. The Coroner's jury
found that Mitchell shot him.
Ths Frs. Trasn-rhe Haydshel
lline.
TUCSON, March 2lst.-Over ont
thousand people were at the dspoI
last night to greet the first through
train from the East. Governor
Fremont, accompanied by his staff
also Gen. Carr, Quarterm astel
Smith, of Fort Lowell, Mayor Carl
and the Common Council and lead
Ing citizens generally, were pres
ent. The train of eight heavily
loaded coaches was some three
hours late but met q warm rece ..
ton when 1t finally pulled In.
Hank Smith, Osbiston and Dar
Gillette, who came here to exam
inc the recent developments in the
Hardshell mine, have concluded
their labor5. The result shows
that the Hardshell proper IL tn,
original Hermosa ledge and q tru'
fissure vein, with one million al
ready In sight. A mill has beer
ordered Immediately, and mean
time the price of the stock ha
jumped to four times what it wa
selling at three weeks ago.
rhe stage RobbeEs-Oihe News
TUCSON, March 2lst.-The nam Oh
Of the robbers who attacked tn,
stage are Bill Leonard, Jim Crane
Harry Hickey aud another n0teC
robber. who is now supposed to b
In Tombstone.
Frederick MacCrellIsb,. of tht
Alta California, arrived in Tucscr
to.dsy. His health 10 improving
The overland train going ives
yesterday had sixty.three passen
gers, the one going east had sixty
The Southern Pacific was on tim,
going east at every station. The
west bound train left Dsming siz
hours late, owing to the A. T. 4 8
f. being that many hours late
The A. L. & g. f. is four hours be
hind time to-day.
PAul stl!l ON shs rsalI.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., March 21st.-
Williams, agent for Wells, Fargo
& Co.. who was out with the party
pursuing the stage robbers, re-
turned last night, leaving five
men, including Bob Paul and thu
carp brothers, still on the trail O
the robbers. At one time the pur
susrs were oamped only one and a
half miles from the murderers
One Of the horses belonging to the
robbers was taken and brought In.
The robbers are three in number
and the determined efforts of the
pursuers will doubtless ovsrtake
them before they quit the trail.
After attacking the stage the rob
bers left the San Pedro Valley and
went towards the Dragon Noun
tains. They then returned by q
most tedious zIg.zag route to the
San Pedro, about so m les below
the scene Of the robbery, crossed
the river and left in the direction
OF the Santa Catarina Mountains
Rewards amounting to about 81, , ,4o(
are offered for the capture Of the
robbers. Their names are known
Hsrs About shs stage Rsbbsrs
TOMBSTONE, March 21.-Sherif
Behan and Marshall Williams
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent, return
cd yesterday from the pursuit o.
the stage robbers, bringing Lew
King, who il known to be i'm Mi