Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-07


PeIser aud wife, Fl Siegel, II B
Fox, ] f Richardson, N Richards
and wife, Col Green, Los Angeles;
Mrs Carr, Yuma; 8 Richardson,
Frank Mellor, l. ] Rose, San Ga
briel; E Edmunds, Ell Paso; r X
Hermand and wife, Miss Gates,
Mrs p B Graham, Casa Grande;
Mrs Mary Brown, nurse and child,
Tucson; s Long, San Diego; ] c
Devlin and wife, Tombstone;
Asseosmsns Levied.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ASSESS
ments levied Sierra Nevada ST.
and Hale and Norcross SO cents per
share.
writ OF M a ndats Refused.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6.-The Su.
preme Court has refused to grant a
writ of mandate In the case OF
Doane & Mclean vs.. the State
Treasurer, to pay three warrants
for 1857. 20, 1914 So and $346 45, re-
spectively, for work done under
the authority of the drainage act.
Tine san JOse Races.
SAN JOSE, October 6th.-There
were two trottiDg races to-day. The
first was for the 1925 class, for u
purse of $500, between FarreIi's
Starr King, Tenants Pinoia, FL
tus's Ballet and McIntyre's Trade
wind. Starr King was the fsvorite
in the pools and won easily in
three straight heats Time, 1881
2:344, 2:34.
The next race was free for all, for
q purse of $3.50, between Brigadier
and Abbotsford, which attracted q
great deal of interest. Before the
start pools sold at $65 to $l3 in IA
vor OF Brigadier. The first heat
was won by Brigadier, the second
and third by Abbotsford and the
fourth by Brigadier. The final
heat was post poped until to-mor-
row. Time, 2:22, 2:2l3, 2:2Si. 2:244
The gamblers started III the tore-
noon, but we're promptly shut off
by the officers.
The great trotting race of the
week comes Off tomorrow for q
purse of $500, two mile heats. Su-
sic, Dave, Gold Note, Pete and
Echora are entered.
The ssss"neys' Welcome ~s Aaa.
ford.
VIsALIA, Oct. 6th.-The meeting
at Hanford yesterday as formal
welcome to the returned prisoners
from San jose was a success. The
town was crowded by visitors from
San Francisco, Antioch, MERGED
and other distant points and large
delegations from Fresno and Tu-
lare counties. Upwards of 1000
persons were present. Judge
Courtney Talbot, was President,
and J. w. A. Wright Secretary OF
the meeting. Hon. Ed. G. Mar
shall was the first speaker and
spoke for over an hour. His denun-
citation of the railroad managers
and the fiodings of tue Federal
Court that convicted the prisoners,
was scathing. Carl Brown, of San
Francisco, followed. At his sug-
gestion Oct. oh was declared a
holiday and called "Sons OF Lib.
erty Day" Forty or fifty letters
of sympathy from prominent men
throughout the State were read,
amongst others from congressman
Berry, J. V. Cot1ey, Senator TIN
min, DR.. Hewestop, President of the
Anti Monopoly League Of Califor-
mia, and Judge Robert Ferrall. The
five released men were present
with their families and immediate
friends on the platform, which was
decorated with flags and inscrip-
tions. A committee presented a
long set of resolutions showing up
the course of the railroad manage
ment In their land matters, its
vindictive persecution of the pris-
oners, the bias and unjust findings
and sentence of the Court; reiterat-
ing the steadfsst friendship and
sympathy of the vast gathering for
the five men and their associates,
and declaring it q greater honor to
be such wronged "felons" than the
corrupt Judge. The meeting adopt.
ed them unanimously. The re-
leased prisoners feelingly returned
thanks for their overwhelming
welcome. After the exercises u
sumptuous dinner was spread Oh
impromptu tables and there was
abundance for all.
san Caries Nsas.
WILCOX, Oct. 6.-News from
San Carlos says that Chief George
left the sub.agency last night with
about fifteen men. A report Just
received says two men Were killed
within two miles OF Benson to-day.
The Hssssies kiahiag for aonora.
WILCOX, Oct. CA dispatch
from Col. Bernard, just received,
dated Sulphur Spring Valley, 6
O'Clock this morning, says that the
hostiles are striking for the Mexi-
can line; that he will follow them
into Sonors, and will Cooperate
with the Mexican troops if neces-
sary; that the Indians are in the
southern portion of the Chiric4hu .
mountains. Major McCleilanu's
command has Just left here to Join
Bernard's command. Major San
ford is in com mand of the troops
operating against the Chiricahuas.
Stock Run or.
WILCOX, October GA. It. Wis.
dom, of this place, who has just re-.
turned from Hooker's Ranch, says
that the bostiles have killed over
twelve of his horses, among the
number mare that cost him over
$500, and that over q hundred of
his horses could not be found. Men
are at his place from all around
He has sent parties in different di.
rectiens looking for his stock. Two
companies Of the 9Th Cavalry, w al
lace and Kipgsbury com m nding,
were at Hooker's last night, with
the Hualapai scouts, under guide
Dan O'Leary.
Captain Wagner and two compa-
MES of the 1st Cavalry are expected
hara to.niuht fropo No liforn;o M, n