Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-06-18
PASSENGER LISTS.

OMAHA, June 17th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento June 21st: William
II. Jordan, Oakland; P. P. Venable, u S.
N; George Guirey, George Msston, L. Ro-
senstine and wife. San Francisco; Ward
Wheeler, New Rochelle, N. Y; Miss Lowell,
New York Charles Adler, Alameda J. D.
Hall, Battle Mountain Mrs. w. o. Gore
and child, st. Joe, NO.; Kinzabro Yae,
Bunski Mamaka. Toxic, japan Frank Z.
Miller and wife, Riverside /; Charles Z. Lins.
Pittsburg.
NEwHAIL, June 17th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow Mrs.
Linda Hill, Benson Ell. A. Waterman, L.
F. Olmstead, Los Angeles Mr.. Moore, G.
B. Taylor, Mr.. Koch and family, Arizona !;
H. Dodge, VIM. Hardy. San Francisco; F
w. We'll, New York; E. V. Cromwell. San
Francisco: b. O'Hara, st. Louis: j. T.
Lewis, Arizona ; Mrs. 81. M. Clark, Dem
| yer; e. A. Crrby, st. Louis; Mrs. F. ID.
Fletcher, Denver; Mrs. Hunt, Downey.
CARLIN. June 17th.-Passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow r. Fl.
Plummer. Mrs. Ira Holt, and daughter,
Master Ralph Holt, San Francisco Mrs. 81.
Dinsmore, Boston, Mass; T. A. McParlin,
Matilda McParlin, Agnes McParlin, Clara
McParlin, Ellen McParlin, u. S. A; Mrs.
VIM. McCaulley, Master Frank McCaulley,
New York; DR.. Ziestra, China M. Cohen,
Montreal. Canada; Edward Buckley, st.
Louis, Mo-; Mayor Kalloch and son. San
Francisco N. Vale, st. Louis, Mo-; j. Co.
hitler, H. Cohiller, G. R. Kinks and wife,
Mrs. J. NJ. Buckley, Emma Buckley, Kansas
City Geo. NJ. barley, Nebraska City; Rev.
Sheldon jackson, Galesbure, ILL.,; Mrs. Sic
bein, Louis Siebein, Adele Siebein, Emily
Siebein, Ettie Siebein, New Jersey E. FL.
Burton, Oakland: <. Rochat, New York !;
r. Gallegas, San Francisco Mrs. Charlotte
Blaylor, Oakland, CAL; Mrs. d. H. Crego,
Harry Crego, Lake City, Mimi; H. A. He'd
fot, wife and two children, San Francisco !;
Phil H. Kerby, Baltimore. Nd; Mrs. Askew.
emigrant passengers, to arrive in Sacramento
June 10Th.
BYooTTING MINERs-The Nevada Trans
cript has the following: At large and en-
thusiastic meeting of the citizens of North
Bloomfield, held Tuesday, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The city Of Marysville and the farmers
in the vicinity are by their injunction suits at
tempting to destroy the industry Of hydraulic
mining, from which ourselves and families for many
years have drawn our support and to which we
look for our future maintenance ; now, therefore,
it is
Resolred, By the citizens of North Bloomfield, in
public meeting assembled That while we de-
plore state Of affairs that would array
one community of citizens against an
other, we hold that self preservation is
the first law of nature and stand opposed to nour-
ishing and supporting in any way those who desire
and are now using every means in their power to
destroy our homes, property and future prospects,
and we pledge ourselves that we will not purchase
any goods, wares or supplies Of any description
coming from Marysvile or its vicinity, will we
trade with those who obtain their goods from that
locality until an amicable solution is had of our
present grievances. Further. That we form cur
selves into an organization to cooperate with like
bodies pledged to defend the mining interests.
A delegation consisting of FL. G. Perkins,
J. FL. Marriott and DR.. J. Manson were
elected by the meeting to attend and Coop
crate in the miners meeting to be held in Ne
vada City on Saturday evening next.
With three rousing cheers for the miners
cause and three deep groans for Marysville
the meeting adjourned
N. B. PARAzETJE, Chairman.
HERMAN JENNINGS, Secretary.