Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-10-16
MOANING SESSION.
SAN Francisco, Oct.

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rassengers soaah ana East.
FRESNO, CAL, Oct. 15.-The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s P. M:
7 J Harlin, Santa Ana; A B Knef-
fel, w II Somers, Miss McElroy, j
G Jedson and wife, w Foster, w
w J Lsdd, J F Place, II
Campbell, e Somerville, Los An
geles; Mrs Corbett, Yuma; ] H
Ogleby and wife, Kansas City;
Mrs G w Mark and two children,
@ Ecclestop, HI Stevens and wife,
Mrs L Russ, Tucson; A J Mason.
Prescott; G L Dingley, g Mayfield,
G Nelson, Cotton; r M Mitchell,
New York.
DIVIDEND Declared.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18TH Eu-
reka Consolidated declares divi.
dend of fifty cents.
An Appea, 90 the Paasiossc.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 15th.-The
Executive Committee of the Sol
diers' Home Association Of Califor-
mia have issued an appeal to the
people Of California In behalf of old
and decrepit soldiers, sailors and
marines. The appeal asks for a
united effort on the part of all CAL
ifornians to aid in establishing a
self.supporting soldiers home, and
makes special and honorable men,
tion of the veterans of the Mexican
war. The Committee find 5000
veterans resident in the State, of
whom 1000 are veterans of the
Mexican war. The Executive Com
mittee consists of w. s. Rosecrans,
James Coey, L. J. Knipe, w. A.
Phillips and P. M. Apgar.
Bay Dissrict PARK Races
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 15.-There
was q large attendance at the Bay
District Park to-day. The day
was disagreeable, threatening
rain, with q strong, raw wind and
the track rather heavy. The first
race was for four.year.olds. Belle
Echo and Romero started. The
later won the first heat in 2:24f.
Belle won the second, third and
fourth aud the race in 1926, 2:253,
2:253.
The next race was for a special
purse. The following started. EN-
press, Clay, Hancock, Starr King
and Susie. Clay won the first heat.
Time, 229. The second, third and
fourth were won by Empress in
2:29, 1928 and 2.24.
Sweetheart walked over for the
three.year-old race and Wildfow-
er for the two.year.old.
Johnny wicxse WINS.
SALINAS, Oct. 15.-In the pacing
match between Carrie T, Wiegle
and Washington, Wiegle won first
money. Washington second and
Carrie T third. Time, 1922, 2:214,
1925, 1882, 1887.
Railroad LessIng-Cuia Weather.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, Oct. 18TH
The contract for grading fifteen
miles of the railroad from Arroyo
Grande to the Santa Maria river
was awerded to ]. M. Lemon, the
work to commence on the 25th
inst. and to be finished January
first.
The weather has been unusually
cold for the past two weeks.
shos by % Play fellow.
WOODLAND, CAL, Oct. 18TH
The son of T. j. Jeans, OF tn is
place, eight years of age, was acci-
dentally shot this evening by q
young plsyfellow. He Is not ex-
pected to live.
Ksssed BY an Acoidensn, snos.
WALLA WALLA, w. r., Oct.
15th.-Yesterday afternoon, during
target practice at the Garrison,
Pope Gugenham, of Company E,
was accidentally shot and Instantly
killed by private Jos. Eberle of the
same company.
a osoV OSS DbSR@tCus
TUCSON, Oct. 15th.-The b business
men of this city, not desiring to be
misrepresented, request you to
give their denial as wide o circula-
tion as the dispatch which called
it out had:
"TUCsoN, Oct. 13th.-A number
of the leading citizens, principally
business men, held q meeting last
night and condemned in the strong.
est terms the unjust attacks made
by some of the press on the mill
tary during the present campaign.
1t was their unanimous opinion
that Gen. Wilcox and his soldiers
deserved the highest commsnda.
tion for the promptness with
which the outbreak was met and
crushed. Some of the Oldest citi-
gems of the Territory were present,
who declared that during the time
they had lived in the Territory
| there had been many outbreaks,
and considering all the circum-
stances of the present one, it had
been suppressed in much less tim Q
and with very much less loss of
life and property than any previous
outbreak"
The above dispatch, supposed to
have been sent from this city by
the agent of the Associated PRESS,
appeared in the Tombstone papers
of Friday morning. We, the un.
dersigned, were present at said
meeting and pronounce the above
dispatch an absolute and unquaIi-
fed fAlsehood. The meeting took
no such action and expressed no
such opinion as stated in said dis
patch. (Sigped)
ALBERT STERNFELD,
JAMES II. ToALE,
B. M. JACOBS,