Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-13

,os 20 S g,S$; ss "a $50 Mono ais
Passengers sOush ana Esss.
FRESNO, CAL, Nov. 1.-THE fol.
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at s P. M:
Chas Kaufar, John Jones. George
johnson, T D Dalton, Miss B
Shaw, Thos Splane, Miss l Favor
lite, A w Hanson, San Francisco;
l. II Long, Oakland; P M Darcy,
A c Chauvin, wife and daughter,
Los Angeles; r N Cox, San Diego;
G Parcels, San Jose; VIM Frankel,
Wilmington; o A Wadsworth,
Oakland.
HOOD Horse Association Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12th..-At
the meeting of the Pacific Blood
Horse Association, at the Bay Dis
trict Park to-day, there was q good
day and good track. The first
race was for the Finnigan stakes,
In which all paid forfeit to the
Duchess of Norfolk.
The second race was for the Fame
stakes, two miles, for three year
olds, and was won by Fred Collier,
Winlfred second. Time 8:34}.
The third race was for the Herst
stake, for two year olds which
have never won, mile dash. Alta
lsnta was the winner in 1:44, the
best time made on the Pacific
Coast; Idler second, Inauguration
third.
The Riders race, three-quarter
mile dash, for horses which have
never started in public race,
Mollie Hall won, Billy johnson
second, Dandy third. Time 1:23.
The handicap, two and one-quar-
ter miles, was won by Fred Collier,
beating Jim Douglas, in four min
utes aud half a second.
Exourston on sne Csltfsra,a
southern.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 12.-Thomas
Nickerson, Chief Engineer Osgood,
Vice.President Rogers and other
officers Of the California Southern
Railroad, with large party of la
dies and gentlemen, made an ex-
cursion over the road to-day to the
end Of the track at San Dieguito,
20 miles from town. Much salts.
faction was expressed at the thor
oughness of the work which has
been done. The road is being per-
fsctly ballssted, so that the cars
run almost without q jar. The
line runs for some distance within
sight of the ocean, and the Eastern
visitors were enthusiastic in praise
of the scenery on the route. Track
laying is now going forward at the
rate Of about mile day, and it
is expected that the track will
reach San Luis Rey In ten days or
fortnight.
Attempted suicide OF a County
Assessor.
BoDIE, Nov, l2.-John J.Welch,
County Assessor, attempted to COM
NIT suicide this morning at Bridge
port by shooting himself. It Is
thought the wound may not prove
fatal. Shortness in his accounts
largely. however, on account of
collections which he should have
made, but did not-is the cause.
The narrow-gauge railroad from
here to Mono Lake will be com.
pleted tomorrow.
MesiIng Of Normss scnaoi trustees
SAN JOSE, Nov. 12.-Ths Board
of Normal School Trustees met to-
day, Gov. Perkins presiding. The
contract for furnishing rough lum-
Der and flooring for the Branch
Normal School at Los Angeles was
awarded to Chas. w. Doe, of San
Francisco, and the contract for
mill work to A. Washburn, of San
Francisco.
Tho Esrp ExsMinssiOn-Mini
ana DINER News.
TOMBSTONE, Nov. 12th.-This
was the twelfth day in the Holli-
day-Earp examination and the
prosecution is not through yet. No
new points we're brought out. 1t is
supposed the prosecution will con-
tinue two or three days longer,
when the defense will begin, which
will occupy as much more time. 1t
is thought that some startling ex.
posures will be made by the de.
fense, dating back to the stage
robbery when Bud Philpot was
killed.
Judge Stillwell arrived to-day.
He will open Court Monday. There
are on the calendar IA criminal
cases, 101 law and 46 trial cases.
The trial cases cover the town site
title and three important mining
suits.
The EpitapRs mining report to-
morrow will show that the Grand
Central mine forsix months run of
the mill has turned out $84S, 176 In
bullion from working $4,000 tons
of ore. Out Of this has been paid,
first, the total expense of develop
ing the mine, building two hoist.
ing works and the mill, $500, 900,
and four dividends of 500, 900 each,
making $200,000; total $500, 900.
They have an ore reserve for a
year and a half above the 400.foot
level. Below the 400. foot level the
nine looks better than above. In
the Old Guard mine, near Inger-
soil, rich developments have been
made. The ore assays over $500 at
81 feet.
The hotels are full and the stages
come loaded every dsy with pas
sengers. 1t looks now as il the
boom was setting 10 in earnest.
The railroad will be completed
to Contention in two weeks.
sonora News Wis Tucson.
GUAYMAs, Mexico, October 3lst,
via TUCSON, Nov. 12th.-A msscal
ranch was destroyed near the Her.
mosillo end Of the track to-day at
A. M. Loss about $500; no insur-
ance.
A Yaqui, convicted Of numbering
Mexican by beating his brains
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