Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-16
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FRESNO, Cal. Sept. II The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ !:
Mr. Smelling. Vallejo; J BurneIl,
San Francisco; Mrs G Schott, do;
Mrs A stebbins, do; MrL w Blinn
and wife, Sacramento; s r R)bin-
son, San Francisco; s Schisipgier.
30; G II Bayley, do; John w Tu-
loeb, Oakdsle; Henry Heeds, San
Francisco; w IL Stephens, San
Gabriel; K 3 Stephens, do; J CAL
Usher, san Francisco; r b Bishop,
Santa Monica; + Pullard and wife,
YoIo; L Dryful, Woodland; Prof G
Gomperiz, Berkely; Mrs Nj III La
Fetra anu daughter, Los Angeles;
Miss ] Wilson, San Francisco; J
Partridge, Boston; J I'll Crane,
wife aud sou, Topeka; Mrs Dodds,
do; G Brenns, San Francisco; d e
Miles, Apaheim; f M Towne, San
Bernardiuo; J s O'Brien, Wads.
worth; n Green, San Fra nciscc. j
L Buorber, Cotton.
Tns sosdeu este Fats Rsces.
OAKLAND, Sept. l5th.-An inn
mense crowd ives present at the
Golden Gate Fair to-day. The
first race was pacing, free for ali,
Tor a purse Of S400, Nimrod to
wagon. Washington WAS the fav.
ofite, aud won the first three heats
and first money, Wiegle second,
Terry third. Time, 2:24}, 2:2li,
2:232.
In the free for all four year olds,
for purse of $3.50, five entered.
In the pools, Belle Echo sold at
Sl6O, Honesty and Annie Laurie
in the ii cid, at S22.50, Romeo at $50
and Alex Button at S145. Romeo
won the first heat in 2:27, Belle
Echo the second and third heats In
2:281 and 1926. The race was then
pos poned until p. N tomorrow.
In the first heat Romeo could have
easily distaoeed the entire field If
his driver had allowed him.
The Lauest Iadaaa News.
FORT THOMAS, Sept. I5th.-Gen.
Wilcox, with Major Arnold, Al
g., AMI Maj. Worth, OF the 9Th In
fantry, arrived here to-day. Lieut..
Bailey, with his company of 1n-
dian scouts, came In to-day after a
long scout across the country from
New Mexico. Major Sanford,
com mmanding the district from
Globe to Thomas, is expected here
tomorrow and will scout the
whole country in that vicinity.
9eu. Carr Is sending scouting par
ties out in the vicinity of Apache,
and they have found and destroyed
some of The huts Of the Indians, to-
gether with the corn, dried beef,
etc., which they had cached. Camp
Thomas at present is depot for re-
ceiviDg and fowarding supplies to
the front, being what might be
called central point for supplying
the different commands which are
moving north and west. 1t Is re.
ported that sOme of the hostiles
came close to the reservation and
tried TO have a talk with the Res
ervation Indians. A scout sent out
from Apache yesterday returned
to-day and did not see any bostiles,
but from the signs seems to think
that the indians have been lately
moving towards Cibicu.
Ac.sve Orgaafxsssoo osshe seaa.rrs
-Guiisy Iodsans 10 be lnaioied.
TUCSON, Sept. 18th. Acting
Governor Gosper has second or
ganization of minute meu in all
of the outlying camps, and will
have sufficient numoer OF arms
to amply supply them. The rest
i've spirit OF the Indians Of the San
Carlos reservation forebodes trou-
ble. II is the general desire to
see the whole business settled now,
and inasmuoh as the people are
we'll armed, more auspicious time
than now could not be chosen for
the settler. The settlers of the
los wer San Pedro have organized
oompan of forty men, otficered by
experIeuced Indian fighters. They
have sent Agent Tiffany of the San
Carlos Agency, word to 6eep his
Indians on the reservations; that
all found off will be treated as
hostiles. This will doubtless breed
trouble, as the Agent has given
the Indians heretofore their full
liberty. aud it IL doubtful If they
will obey his orders in this respect.
The San Pedro settlers are deter
mined TO carry out their resolu tion
Col. Price 10 moving with two
compa MES of cavalry for the north
towards Apache, where he will CO.
operate with Gen. Carr. Col. San.
ford will be iu the same neighbor.
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