Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-10-05

NJ Esetern N3Wb.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4th.-No
Eastern news; storm In the Platte
valley.
Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, CAL, OCT. 4.-The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 P. NJ:
J Q Perkins, H J Holmes and
wife, Mrs A g Stiles, Miss Towey,
Mrs Keeler, Mrs Neal, Mrs ] M
Parker, Mrs Boole, Mrs Kenyon,
Mrs Bancroft, Mrs Pond, Mrs Pal
mer, Mrs Fl A Smith, Mrs Gard
ner, Mrs Miles, Mrs John Kenyon,
Carrie B Cose, Mrs F 8 Miles, Mrs
G A Bancroft, s A Chaplin, DR. A l.
Stone and wife, DR. Dwinelle, DR.
Jones. Rev Jewett, Rev Willett,
Rev brahms, Rev Savage, A g
Brown, G D Cushman, F H That
took and wife, A B Case, J II
Morse, w N Tracy, Miss Domett,
Miss Stanley, Miss Shattock, P
Della Issa. Los Angeles; Fred 8 Ed
niger, Deming; John Kenny, Y
Sullivan, M Gordon, Thos White
head, Bowie, N M; Thos Carter u
s Al, M J Carroll, Tbos Burke,
Jantures, Tucson; G Goss, DemiDg;
L Trainer, Yuma; g 8 Smith, Col
ton; John Evans and wife, Cotton;
@ B Lake, Benson; Anna Parsons,
San Gorgonio; MRS A M Jenkins,
Riverside; r g Leisure, Tucson;
Mrs D A Howes and child, Dem
ing; Martin White, Tucson; Mrs d
Walt, Pinal; Rodgers Blum, New
York; w U Parsons, Tombstone;
A S Cummings, US A, Wilcox;
7 M Phelps, Tucson; g B Kendall,
Boston; 7 A Little, Tucson; Mrs S
Bell, Rogersvills;. Bella Buras, Los
Angeles; CT Winple, Tucson; H
Koch, Denver; d H Anderson,
Geo M Blake, Tombstone; E M
Frank, Denver; g I Hanly, Rev.
John Hooper, P G King, Byron
Jockson, Los Angeles; Mrs D L
Bean, Benson; Capt Fields, Will
cox; Miss Livingston, Miss Nc.
Lean, c w Knox, G G Kenerton
and wife, A f Bufford and wife; M
3 Cole and wife, Mrs. Mary A
Knox, Mrs H b Knox, Mrs j w
Knox, L K Noble and wife, Mrs M
g Morgan, F A Hyde, J. H. War
rem and wife, Royal, J X Nc.
Lean, w II Cook, Mrs Denny, Miss
Locke, Miss Andrews, Grace Good
hill, Mrs s c Whigham, VIM N
Tracy, Rev. Mortimer Post, Chas
Kennedy, H Ames, ] w Meredith,
q Purcell, G M Blake, g E Serrot,
T F Swayze and wife, A lehman,
John Day, q N Edwards, G E Wet
more, Mrs B Jackson, Los An
geles; John Laurena,. Tombstone;
Thos Meredith and family, Cincin-
natl; T Newell, Santa Barbara; ]
Meyerstein and wife, San Bernar-
dino.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.-Mexi-
can has assessed 81.
BeDjsnin EIiat DsRd.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.-Benja-
min Flint, of the firm of Flint,
Bixby & Co., died yesterday at
San Juan South.
Assessments Leyled.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 4.-Mono
and Yellow Jacket levy assess
ments Of ST each.
.Ciey ton, state Prison Director.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 4.-The Gov.
ernor to-day appointed Charles
Clayton, of San Francisco, State
Prison Director, vice Everson, re-
signed.
The nan Jose Far.
SAN JOSE, October 4.-The Fair
lie now opened in good style, the
entries all made and the streets
present a more animated appear.
ance. The Council has passed an
ordinance refusing to license any
games of chance. The exhibit at
the Pavilion is very fine and far
exceeds that of any previous year.
The exhibit of stock has never
been excelled, and the parade at
the Fair grounds this forenoon was
the largest and finest ever witnessed
at any fair given in this county.
The first race, 2:30 class, was con-
tested by Empress, Susie, Hancock
and Bullet. Empress was the ia.
vorite and won in three straight
heats. Time, 2:31, 2:31 and 2:293.
Hancock won second money aud
Bullet third.
The second and last race was of
the 2:24 class and Echora, Crown
Point and Del Sur started, the for.
mer being the favorite. Echora
won the first, second and fifth
heats. Time 2:24, 2:254 and 2:3O.
Tomorrow there Will be q trst-
ting race for three.year-olds and an
exhibition of equestrisnism, by.
cycling, foot racing, jumping In
sacks, etc. No gambling is allow
ed on the grounds and the police
are very vigilant and active. The
fair promises to be one of the most
orderly and successful in every re-
spect ever given here.
GOOD Templass' Grand Lodge,
VALLEJO, Oct. 4th.-The Grand
Lodge. 1. o. G.. T., assembled in
annual session in this city this
morning. The forenoon was spent
in comforting the Grand Lodge de-
gree upon some IS delegates. The
Committee on Credentials reported
over 500 delegates entitled to seats
on the floor, Of whom some 300 are
present. The reading of the an
nual reports of Grand officers will
occupy the afternoon session.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Ia the session of the Grand Lodge
of Good Templars this afternoon,
the reports Of the g. W.. c., G.. w.
8. and G. w T. were read. The
Grand Templar in his report dis.
cusses the propriety of open lodges,
urges the formation of Bands of
Hope and recommends the estab.
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