Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-01
Passengers sousn ANA Esss

Passengers south ana Esss.
FRESNO, CAL, Sept. 30.--The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. M |:
Chas w Bryant, M Friedlander, F
Folks, f M Robertson, E II May.
ers. s Little, San Francisco; Mrs
Bray, Miss Bray, Santa Clara; F @
Luhrs, San Bernardino; ] Lxnker-
shin, s M Perry, Los Angeles; r ]
Stevens, Washington, D G; Mrs 81
L Hopkins, Petaluma; L Haight,
Yokohama; Uriah Hill, San Diego.
Essiera Lines ssi, Dows.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. s0th.-No
Eastern news tonight. The wires
are still down.
The Stockton Races-Jo Romero
Wins the F0ur.Yesr-Oid Tros.
STOCKTON, Sept. 30.-The attend
ance at the Fair continues very
large. In the first race, running,
mile and repeat, $500 purse, George
Bender, Wild Idler and Jennie
Bran started. The latter won in
two straight heats. Time, l:4s,
lat.
The second race WAS trotting, for
four-year-olds, three in five, for q
purse of $500 Romero, Sweet.
heart, Honesty and Alex Button
started. Romero won the first heat
in 2:26}, Sweetheart third. Homes
ty won the second heat in 2:254,
Sweetheart second. Sweetheart
won the third heat in 2:222. Ro-
nero won the fourth heat in 2:28,
Sweethert third. Romero won the
fifth heat and race in 1888.
The third race, trotting, purse
$500, for horses owned in the dis
trict, was won by Ollie Ray in
Straight heats. Best time, 1884.
PesItiOn for "a writ Of Rsview.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Both. I'm
the case Of the San Francisco and
North Pacific Railroad Company
against the State Board of Euuali-
cation, the plaintiff has filed q Pc
tition In the Supreme Court for a
writ reviewing the acts of defend
ant In raising the assessment Of
plaintiff.
The n. e. Cburoh south Conrereaes.
PETALUMA, Sept. 30th.- More
members came into the Conference
this morning. In answer to the
question, "Who remain on trial?n
| w. II. Cooper, Matthew J, Cough
and w. H. Layson were noted, all
being young men Of some promise
and usefulness. The name of C. g.
MoVeigh was called and his Pre-
siding Elder reported that charges
bad been preferred against him
during the year for i'm moraIities
and he was expelled from the
church, having been found to be
an mDostor. Three probatIoners
to the Conference were taken into
full connection to-day, Wig: G. G.
Harris, Henry Neaie and J.F.
Roberts. A lengthy preamble and
resolutions were adopted, stating
that a great many people, mem.
bars and their families and friends
of the M. E. Church South, were
scattered in the States and Terrific
ries of the Pacific Coast; that said
church and its ministers are a ne
cessity in this western land and
needs resident Bishop, and the
General Conference, to meet in
May next, was requested to appro-
pirate one of the Board Of Bishops
to reside on this coast, and resoly.
Ing to try and build an episcopal
residence In San Francisco. The
Visiting Committee to the Pacific
Methodist College submitted a re.
port showing the attendance of 143
pupils during the year and that
the department and progress of the
pupils was good; that there were
elk graduates at the last COM
mencement, which was the most
brilliant in the history of the insti-
tuition.
Discharged from Bonds,
BAKERSFIELD, Sept. SOth.-The
case of DR.. f. A. Giesea, held to
answer on a charge of bigamy,
came up in the Superior Court
yesterday. The defense demurred
| to the Information on the ground
that it was defective In that 1T did
not state the time and place of the
first marriage. The case was ar
gued at length, pro and con, and
submitted to-day. Judge Brund.
age rendered decision sustaining
the demurrer and the defendant
was discharged. Tonight Giesea's
friends are parading the streets
with transparencies expressive OF
their contempt Of the Doctors per-
secut0rs, the procession being
headed by band in uniform
Considerable feeling has existed
among the citizens, 1t being gen.
orally believed that the suit was
instigated by the Doctors profess
sionai enemies through Jealousy,
Giesea being successful practi.
toner.
| work'in the sierra Nevada.
VIRGINIA CITY, Sept. 3Oth.-
| Crosscut No. was this morning
into the vein about five feet. Two
samples taken across the face az.
sayed respectively SLABS and
S1s.65. A story was started here
when the morning shift came of,
that the crosscut was through the
ore, and the same story was again
circulated when the afternoon shift
came of. The drill Is in beyond
the presentiface, but the ground
was 80 soft that no reliable infor.
nation could be obtained, there
fore what is ahead remains to be
shown by the crosscut. The tenn
persture in the last drift from the
Union 10 12ls and a stream of cold
water must be constantly played
on the men who are handling the
drill. The west drift from the 200
station Of the joint Sierra Nevada