Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-15
Late kilograms.
rraseng ers coming SO nth.

1olC tOiUyio
rrssens ers COmsnx south.
GOSHEN, Nov. BE Medina,
Ell Paso; M J Esgan, Deming; Mrs
III Levy, Wichita; d B Gillette, l.
A; E Goldstein, N Y; Mrs VIM Os-
borne, l. Al; Ali, Tucson; Mrs
Maldas, L A; Il Day, do; Q Il Gill
lette, Denver; J Foster, l. A; P
Wells, do; Arthur Burnhem, Col
ton; w h LeiDilger, Tucson; WIN
Vawter, L A; Lewis Davis, do;
Mrs Julia Semi pie, do; Mrs Florence
Semple, do Frank B Schaffer, do;
F M Black, Tucson; JnO Kutpow,
Kansas City; Mrs w A Helen, San
BernRrdino.
Debris Deliberations.
EVANSVILLE, CAL, Nov. bat
q meeting of the Anti Debris Asso.
citation at Yuba City yesterday, a
committee of fifteen was appointed
to meet the representatives Of the
miners in convention at san Fran
cisco, In accordance with recon-
mendAtion of the Debris Com nit
tee of the Board of Trade. The
committee will leave for San Fran
cisco next Wednesday.
SMALLPOX Ia Wnshsngssn Terri
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14th.-
By an Olympia, w. IT,, dispatch 1t
is reported that Seattle has been
ousrautined against Tacoma. ow-
ing to the prevalence of smallpox
at the latter place. 1t is also re-
ported that Steilacoom will follow
The example. No cases reported
yet at Seattle.
aeaersI News from 'he Eerritnrs.
TUCSON, A. T., Nov. 14.-The
Starts special correspondent from
Flagstaff, A. T., says the Atlantic
ana Pacific Railroad track is laid
to st. Joseph, on the Little Colo
RADIO river, 1858 miles west of Albu-
uuerque. 1t is expected that the
track will reach Winslow, near
sunset Crossing, on the Little Col
orado, during this month. This
will be the end of the second divi-
sion, and trains will run regularly
after December 1st AS this Is but
1874 miles from Prescott and 81
miles from Verde it Is expected
trade In that direction will be stim-
ulated.
Holbrook Is located near the
junction of the Little Colorado and
Rio Puerco, go miles west Of Albu-
uuerque. It is q small town, and
IL the most accessible point for set
tiers on the head waters of the Little
Colorado and the White Mountain
country. 1t is sixty-eight miles
from st. Johns, and 100 from Camp
Apache. There are already good
wagon roads to this point from the
railroad. The Inhabitants are gen.
orally Mormons in that locality.
The Mormons are building Fort
Mounly, nine miles from Flagstaff.
They have expended $4,000. The
object is to Withstand the Indiane.
Grading on the railroad on the line
Is under way as far west as Huck-
berry, in Mobave county. Huck-
berry mine has resume ed operations.
Northern Arizona has had a sue
ce6sful season-grazing excellent,
potatoes five to six cents per pound,
grain six to seven cents all along
the line of the railroad west of the
San Francisco mountains. Every
thing produced in the country is
in great demand. The saw.mill
and lumber business has a big
boom. Freighting and work on
the grade gives employment to
every body.
The report that an immigrant
train was robbed at Benson yes
terday is q canard.
The M. E. Church of Tucson was
dedicated yesterday by.Bishop g.
n. Adams, assisted by DR.. Frazer
of San Francisco. This is the sixth
NJ. e. Church built during the veal
by Mr.. Adams, and all dedicated
free Of debt.
There is much satisfaction ex'
pressed here at the contem plated
union of the Southern Pacific anC
Atlantic and Pacific Railroads.
Thomas Meterson of Boston Is ex
pected here this week. From her,
he will visit Sonora. A Limited
read is running from Hermoslllo t.
Guaymas. Business in Tucson Ii
excellent In all branches. Trave
Is still increasing. The weather II
warm and indicates rain. Sever
inches Of snow fell at Deming, N
NJ, on FRIDAY.