Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-20
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FRESNO, CAL, Nov. 19.--The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 Pm
II Newmark, H Oppenheimer, ]
Illich, H M Wellman, ] d Lynch,
] II Steilart, Mrs Hammond and
children, A Hamburg, G s Allen,
Steven Martin, w E Morford, Jr,
w B Rockwell, w o Dow, Los An.
geles; j Stead, Cotton; F s Fors.
ter, II ID Corbett. III G Deal, & r
Moses, Tucson; I z Carson, w II
Vanderbilt, New YORK; M Arm.
strong, Washington, d G; J Hisan-
ni, Falmouth, Mass; g B White,
CASA Grande; Mrs McDown, DEM
ing; z 2 Clark, San Francisco, G
w Filkins, l. Fausig, Riverside; j
M Wilma, Tom ostone; II FL Roper,
Santa Ana; J ID Dunlap. Seven
Palms; Miss May Callahan, San
Bernardino.
kasssOad Matters La senoFa-Oak-
iey's Cass-Other News.
GUAYMAs, Nov. 12th,v via Tucson,
Nov. 19th.-The entire Yaqui force
on the road struck on Wednesday
last on account of alleged mistreat-
ment by one of the foremen. The
matter was speedily set right and
work is going on. Considerable
uneasiness was felt by tne EN-.
ployes of the road on the order of
the Governor of the State levying
q tax of from so cents to SIS on
salaries for the support of the Ma
tional Guards. but the matter is
all settled, as by the concession no
emplOy6 of the road owes military
duty or tax for that purpose to the
government. Chief Engineer L.
Zsmora has accepted the road to
HermosiliO, and rails and ties are
going forward for the construction
Of the road to Magdalens, which
point the company will reach by
December 18th. President Nicker-
son is expected here Tuesday next,
when further and efficient moves
will be made.
The ships Cheeseborough, Hal
sted and Parknook with rails, etc.,
and the barks Fremont and Lizzie
Marshall, with ties and lumber,
have arrived.
Quite q stir in politics is going
on, Jose M. Maytorena having
been arrested here and some of his
sympathizers being under the
watch OF the authorities.
Oakley's case has been decided
here but the papers have gone to
the Supreme Court for approval.
He will be sentenced at the end of
next week.
An extra excursion from Hermo-
sillo to Guaymas and return has
been provided by the company
for those who were unable to at.
tend the Inauguration of last week.
1t will come off tomorrow, cars,
etc., leaving Hermosillo at IA.
M, to return from here at 2P. NJ.
Ice was formed on the ponds
around Hermosillo. The last two
weeks the thermometer here
marked 5Se at 6 P. M. The oldest
inhabitant never knew so cold a
snap.
Fort Grant News.
TUCSON, Nov. 19th.-A special
from Fort Grant says: Last night
at 8 o'clock, Anthony Powers, a
hotel keeper at Wilcox, died sud-
denly in the hospital. Frank
Rabulgo, arrested at Fort Thomas
for selling liquor to Indians, was
taken to Stafford. Sub-agent Hoag
is here as witness. Scout No. 15
was arrested this morning. Lieu
tenant Carter identified him as
among the scouts at the time of
the firing at Cibicu. The Court ad.
journed until ! o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Lieutenants Bailey and
Mills, with their scouts have ar
rived. Lieutenant O'Connell's
sick leave has been suspended and
he joins Major Wilhelm's COM
pany, which is ordered to San
Francisco.