Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-10

lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s P. NJ:
John J Williams, Chas A Useway,
Los Angeles; G w Bryant and
wife, Cotton; b Cook and wife,
Los Angeles; Mrs ] L Scott, Julia
8 Scott, Mrs q Brionstone, Arthur
Brown and family, Miss Dollie
Sargent, Los Angeles; 8 Marshall,
Cotton; G F Manning, Boston;
Mrs N r Grisweld, s Levi, g Mo-
reno and wife, Los Angeles; II P
Wakelee, Deming; Chas 8 Wright
and wife, Miss Sarah MCGEE,
Kate Allen, w A Power, Jas Sher-
idan, Tucson, J p Hilkert, Oak
land; E ] Crane, New York; w A
Roberts, Frank Drake, Tombstonej
Chas Antichel, Tucson; Abe New.
burger, New York, Mrs Moss and
nephew, Deming;J @ Hosking, s
Draper, Yuma; M M Thompson,
New York.. e Archer, Los Ange.
les; Geo Gibson, Yuma; Geo II
Bsnbrake, Mrs r H Whitney, Jas
J Fiske, Los Angelesi Mrs Geo
Lott, Benson.
Northern BELLE Divide uds.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 9th.
Northern Belle declares a regular
dividend of fifty cents and an extra
dividend Of twenty-five cents.
The state senate.
SACRAMENTO, April e.-AFrER.
NOoN.-Consideration of the road
bill was resumed and it was dis
cussed in q monotonous style, only
twenty-five Senators being present
Adjourned at 8 O'Clock.
Fatal FsIi-Fou.a Deaa-Miuius
TOMBSTONE, April 9th.
night, while the IL O'clock shift
was coming up from the Empire
lower levels, miner named VIM.
Corners lost his balance and fell
down the main shaft, q distance Of
800 feet, causing instant death.
A party just In from the
Huachucas reports the finding of q
body of q Mexican at the mouth OF
Cove Creek Cailon with two bull
let holes in his back and one in
his head. It ia believed he was q
horse thief and was killed by par.
ties pursuing him.
Two strikes of known value are
recorded this week and rumors OF
several others have been current
for the past few days. AS regards
the Grand Central South and
Contention strikes, though not
at present of marvellous charac.
ter, they indicate great futures for
those two mines. Another impor.
tant item of our report this week IL
the completion of preparations for
the starting up.Of the Head Center
mill. The reports of reliable
judges of mines warrant the belief
that 1t will be very long time be.
fore there need be any occasion for
its stoppags.
Tombstone Treasutc Output.
TUCSON, April 9.-The silver bull
lion output from Tombstone for
the quarter ending March 31st was
$s92, 5s7.17. The copper shipments
from Bisbee alone were 1850, 600
pounds.
searving 10 Deash-Other News.
PHOENIX, April 9th.-A Herald
reporter came across q man to-day
who is slowly starving to death,
but by no voluntary action on his
part. Albert Decker, a welI-kn0wn
farmer, who has resided at Tempo,
ten miles east of Phoenix, for some
years, is the victim. Last Sunday
he ate q late breakfast, at moon
drank q glass Of wine only and
about 4 O'Clock he sat down TO din
ner, feeling hungry. After swal-
q few mouthfuls he was
to desist and throw off
what he had already taken, an OBJ
struction preventing his stomach
receiving any food. Since last
Sunday morning he has swallowed
but q few spoonfuls of milk. He
is very weak and much EN- aciated,
but cOnverses some. He leaves on
train for San Franci SEQ,
to receive medical attendance.
Col. G. P. Head and Hugo Rich
ards, the Yavapai County Funding
Com missioners, left to-day for San
Francisco.
The case Of Miguel 'Escisio, who
murdered Q Mexican In Florence
,ome time since and who was sen.
fenced to be hung, was up before
.he Supreme Court to-day on mo.
lion for q new trial. The order of |
he lower court WAS sustained and
he Judge directed to set o day for
he execution.
DfoW0e0.
PORTLAND, April 9th.-The cap.
ain of the government tug George |
/. Wright and two men were
ut Yaquina Bar by the
apsizing ola boat.