Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-21

FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 20.-The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s P. NJ:
G P Berry, Wheatland; Mrs e
Smith, Connecticut; w L.Handy,
Tucson; L O Curril, Elko; @ N
Judsen, T N Judson, Mr. Kaufman
and wife, New York; Mrs Henry
Adams, Mrs Stiller, Stockton; B
w Hawser, Marysville; G w Nor
rison, I B Phoebe, Oakland; L
Wood and son. Independence; B L
MCPHERSON, ] Downey Harvey, F
M Shonburg, G w Bonynge, R H
Stretch, VIM Grey and family, San
Francisco; Jos Craig, San Bernar-
dino; H Hoffman and wife, San
Jose; w Il Pisl, Minnesota; Daniel
Levy, J 2 Jones, Los Angeles; Mrs
II Gregory, San Gabriel; "a B Ev.
eret and family, Denver.
The Grain Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2O.-Bar.
ley, higher; feed, $1.55@l.473;
brewing, $1.50@1.57t for light and
81. 60@l.65 for bright heavy. Chew
alier, unchanged.
The Debris Invesiix.simw Conn
mitase.
MARYSvILLE, October 2O.-The
Debris Committee to-day exam
ined the work being done by the
Miocene and other mining compa-
MES on Feather river, near Orc.
vile. With six and eight inch
streams of water, under 300.foot
pressure, an immense amount of
debris is washed into the river. In
the evening the committee met q
large delegation of the citizens Of
the city at the City Hall and lis
tened to an address on the debris
question. Hamilton Smith, Presi-
dent OF the Miners Union, has
Joined the party, and tomorrow
will accompany the committee to
Smartsvills and thence to North
Bloomfield, to hear the miners
side of the question.
Particulars Of the Murder Of Den.
MY sherin Bryant.
PRESCOTT, October 20th.-J. A.
Bryant, Deputy Sheriff of Yavapai
county, in arresting o man named
Miller, alias "Grizzly," despera-
do, formerly resident of San Der.
nardino, was shot twice and killed.
The shooting took place near the
San Francisco Mountains, on the
line OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, October 18th. A deputy
marshal from Albuquerque, New
Mexico, was present for the pur-
pose OF assisting in the arrest.
When the shooting commenced
the deputy marshal got behind
tree and threw his arms to the as
sassin. paralyzed apparently with
fear anu begging for mercy. The
assassin took all the arms of the
deceased and the marshal, mounted
q horse and put out. Fifty men
were in pursuit at last accounts,
and II caught he will not be i'm.
prisoned, but receive the sentence
of Judge Lynch. The marshal
made tracks to escape the wrath of
the populace. Bryant was a con-
tTbCbUE Ou Tie AtIhuLiC anu faClQC
Railroad, and leaves wife and
three children.
MOveme ms Of TrOOps-Texas.Pa Oi ao
survey.
TUCSON, October 20th.-A special
from Camp Thomas says: Com pa
ny H, of the Twelfth Infantry, left
Wilcox this morning and Go. G,
OF the Sixth Cavalry, left Fort
Apache this morning for this post.
Companies l., OF the Sixth Cavalry,
and I, of the Eighth Infantry, are
in camp here.
The murderer of Finney, the
freighter, who was killed near this
post at the time of the Chiricahua
outbreak, is believed to be at the
sub-agency.
A party making the preliminary
survey for the Texas and Pacific
Railway arrived here last night.
One proposed route is. through San
Carlos and Globe.