Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-13

FRESNO, GAL, OcG. IL -Ine IOl.
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at p. M:
Jno Smith, Mrs w G Boylan, Tue
SOD; Mrs G w Cummings, Santa
Fe: Chas Glover, Tombstone; Mrs
Capt Hamilton, w T Lambie, II
K Snow, Mrs G White, Victor
warner, J L Jones, G s Flint, 9 A
Flint, j II skinner. G s Turner,
Los Angeles; A T Lane, River
side; q Sampler, Mar:copa; A b
Peterson, New York; Mrs A Greg
ory, Phoenix; Mrs II T0ombs, K
Paso; VIM Ronald, g F Ginnls,
J P Hawtrey, Walter Trumbull,
Miss Trumbull, DR. Rob erston, F
Barney, DemiDg.
Easter" Liues Uninterrupted ny aiess
The Run 0n shc German Bauk..
SAN FRANCISCO, OCT. 12.-There
is a heavy sleet storm beyond
Cheyenne and little probability of
overland news Tonight.
Public opinion Concerning the
run on the German Bank to-day is
Indicted by the fact that, in the
Big Board this afternoon, par was
bid for fifty thousand dollars OF
deposits, bidders expecting merely
to make the term interest on de-
posits.
Committee 40 I0vesszgata sticke ems.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12.-The
Slickens Committee of the Board
of Trade, appointed for the pur-
pose of visiting those portions Of
the Sacramento valley that have
been damaged by debris from the
mines and mining localities, that
are complained of by the farmers.
with a view to devising some
means to remedy the evil, met al
the Chamber of the Board of Trade
this afternoon. The committee
consists of W. N. II swley, Presi-
dent; Jas. e. Gordon, Secretary,
and Moses Heller, j. B. Slelsou,
G. L. Taylor, Jules Cert, J. s. Ia
Dor, P. b. Cornwall and Captain
William Blsnding. 1t was decided
to invite General Rosecrans to &C
company the committee. But lit
tie business was done exec pit to
discuss the question informally
and fix upon next Monday morn-
ing as the time for starting on the
tour. The committee will go to
Marysville, where it will be met
by delegation from the Farmers
Association and every opportunity
afforded the members to learn fu II
facts from the agriculturists'
standpoins. After completing this
portion of the work, the com u ttee
will proceed to Smartsville, where
the Miners Association will take
them in hand to represent their
side of the case, illustrating it by
an examination of their processes.
The committee expect to be alb
sent on the trip about a week.
Arrivaa of WRECKED Crews.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 12th.-The
British bark Avonia, from Auck-
land, arrived this evening, having
on board five of the crew of the
British bark Arcadia, wrecked
June 9Th on Ducil's Island. The
crew reached Pltcairn's Island in
boats, whence they were laden by
the Avonia. She also brings the
Captain, officers and crew Of the
British ship Montargis, from Hull
to Wilmington. California, with
coal. The Mon,argis took fire
October FL, so 81 north, 10 81
west. The Avonia sighted her ami
after lying by her two days, took
all hands off. Otherwise the result
would have been disastrous, as the
Montargis had only one small boat
available.
salinas Races.
SALINAS CITY, Dot. 18th. The
attendance was considerably larger
at the races this afternoon The
drst race was trotting, for three
year olds. Entries: General Jack
500, Maine, J. d. Carr and Bay
Dick. jackson took the first heat,
and Maine the second and third,
winning the race. Time, 1929, 3:lSA,
and 3:lb}.
The next was q trotting race,
best three in five. Three horses
started-Lucy, Patchen and Happy
ELLEN. Lucy took the first heat,
Patchen the second and Ellen the
third, when night came on and the
race went over till tomorrow.
COnsemps Case Possponen.
MARYsvILLE, Oct. l2th.-No
action was taken in the Superior
Court to-day in the case Of the con /.
tempt of the iuiuncti on by the Ex.
celsior Mining Company, which
had been set for hearing at this
date. The case was continued till
called up, five days notice to be
given the opposing cousel.
Races ut Reno.
RENO, New, Oct. 12th.-The at
tendance has largely increased. In
the first race, running, dash of one
mile and q quarter, free for all, be-
tween Collier and Jim Douglass,
the former was the favorite by 20
to II. Douglass won easily; time,
2:l24.
The second race was q special
trot. Belle Spencer, Winston and
Car Isle started. Winston won
easily in three straight heats
time, 2:353. 1881. 2:34A. Spencer
was distanced in me fist heat.
ss N OsFlss News.
TUCSON, Oct. 12th.-A special
from San Carlos says that Mr..
Turner, OF Globe, whose son was
killed at Cherry Greek about the
time Of the outbreak, accused Ma