Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-12-20
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SaEalst
passengers suush ann E..as.
FRESNO, CAT, Dec. 18.-The fol
lowing is the, list of passengers 70
the South. apd East on the trail
which passed this place at 5 P. M.
Chas Macabe and wife, Los An
Reles; II NJ Derment, New York
E D TOwne, Deming; H r Sum
mers, Cash Grande; z Elliott ant
family, Baltimore; T F Johnson
Los Angeles; e German, do; E "
McGraw end daughter, do; J
Cohen, do; w J Hutchinson
Tombstone; Juan ReIais, Los An
geles; Lee Griffin, San Diego
NJ Amber; Maricops, A T
Mrs A B Kelly and Family, Mar
icopa; w 'Nicoll, Defining, N Nj
D H jackson, New Mexico; 4
Phillips, Demipg; : Mrs O'Canna
ard Family, @ THealy, G A, Will.
son, Los Angeles; j E Fisher
Kansas City; Thos McClane, 81
Monte; n rrayaw, I Burns, ]
Mcclellan, H Lorraine, Miss M De
Granville, Mics Irene Baker, Miss
Carfib' DeMar, Miss Minnie War.
rem Tombstone. TX s'..,-io.---
Tue B,osd. II sr.s Assoo,asson-Or
der of Chosen Friends.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 19.-The
Trustees Of the Pacific Coast Blood
Horse association have fixed on
April 25th, 9th and Goth, 1882, to
hold itsSpring meeting. The As
ISOLATION have adopted au earlier
date than heretofore to enable the
California :. colts having Eastern
epgagementst to meet them with
out the hurry whichis incident to
date In May. There Is also less
liability to rain. The program me
arranged by the Association is
a very attractive one and with the
number of nominations In the
stakes which have already closed
aud the still greater lumber like
ly to be named ia others, the
probabilities are in favor of its be-
ing the best meeting OF the series.
All the races except those which
have already closed will be gov.
erned by the schedule of weights
adopted vt tho last annual meet
ing Of the "A ssociatiop, which are
same rs those of American Jockey
Club, Saratoga Association. Coney
leland Jockey Club and at Long
Branch.
The Grand. Council of the Inde-
pendent Order of Chosen Friends
Of the Pacific Coast has newly
organized with the following on
ceres: +. nj. Cook, Grand Counsel
OF; n. Griffin, Grand Vice-Coun-
seior; Geo. J. VIncent, Grand Sec
rotary; INV. Shaefier, Treasurer.
ThesG rand Secretary and Treasurer
have filed their bonds, $40, 900 and
$25. 000 respectively.
Ta,~s Wreck mise.
TUCSON, Dec. 10 The litigation
pending against the Total Wreck
Mine has been settled and all quits
dismissed. This brings to the
front one OF the hest mines in the
Territory. This property is located
In Empire District. thirty miles
from this city anti seven miles
from Pantano station, on the
Southern Pacific. The mine is
opeued up to a depth of three hun
dred feet and has over four thous.
and tons of ore on the dumps and
enough in eight to run a. twenty
stamp mill for tive years. The
niue IL owned by New York
party. N. r.. Vail, of Los An.
geles, is the superintendent.
Tive Ron ssr,Esr. .
..4s r. * +
FLORENCE, A. r., Dec. 1s.--The
Enterprise has the following: Two
very rich strikes were made at
Mineral Hill yesterday, one the
Wedge mine ftb Chollar groupe,
belongingto Miller and Sibbaldt,
and the other one the Specie. Pay
ing, the property OF the. Indiana
Company. In the Wedge the strike
consists of o five-foot streak Of very
rich horn-s liver bearing rock. In
the Bpecie .Peyipg the strike was
made in the open cut on the north
end of the claim, about two hun
dred feet from the south end of the
Alice mine. The ledge, which is
thirty feet wide at this point, was
cut into feur feet and showed mass.
es of horn silver the entire dis
lance. The ore will mill eighty |
dollars per ton and work up 80 80 |
per cent. by the ordinary milling |
process. Itfese strik esl are causing |
much excitement here.
fhe Ctss~ss to be Rabg Down. |
WARRINGTON, Dec. 19.-Pro-
ceedings In the Guitesu trial will |
very probably come to stand-still
for several days In consequence of
the serious Illness of the wife Of
Jurer Hobbs. A plaster cast was
made to-day Of Guiteau's head by
Clark Mile, assisted by his son.
Inssrv view Bsswssn asieaassa his
Former wife. - s. N
sWAeHFNGToN,. Dec. 19.-Gui-
team hada his usuai number OF SHn-
day callers. He - now respondent
when not surrounded bysa crowd.
afternoon Mrs Dun
mi1e, hiss formerSsvife, aocompa-
MED by her husband and little girl,
called upon him to say goodbye.
This unexpected visit rather un-
strunk The prisoner, and for an IN. I
slant he hung hin head. but briQhts