Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-30

which passed this place at S p. NJ:
Mrs Campbell, Mrs M I Russell, E
Fl Prentice and wife, Jno Bryson
and wife, Eva Bryson, Margaret
Ashby, Miss Lillian Ashby, Eva
Ashby, Jno Bryson Jr and wife,
James f Bryson, e B Young, G T
Seal, ] Parson, B l. Sattsrfield, w
d lilly, Los Angeles; s Linksrn,
Pinal; L Goldman, Casa Grande;
Lydia Locker, Tombstone; VIM
Farrell, Deming; ] Landsrs, Flor
ence; Mrs Stunburch and three
children, Anaheim; J F Bruot, San
Bernardino; J Platt, ] Hooking,
Cotton; Chas ConkliDg, Tucson; E
L Pearson and wife, Wilcox.
Esssern LInss Dows.
BAN FRANcIsce, Sept. 2sth.--
night; heavy.storm beyond Chey-
enne.
rssser If GOuuterreis Coin Ar
rested.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2e.-Last
Fall the appearance of finely exc
outed counterfeit $40 pieces was
noticed in this city and Sacra-
mento. The "queer" coins were
| made of babbitt metal and lead
and were eleotrotyped. Other than
being trifle light they were in
distinguishable from genuine
eagles, and were more than usual
ly dangerous production. The cities
mentioned were soon flooded with
several thousand dollars worth of
the 'queer," small tradesmen be-
Ing the principal sufferers. De-
tteotivts, after months of labor, ar
| rested q woman named Antoinette
Lawson to-day while attempting
to pass one Of the counterfeits.
Several other base pieces were
found on her. A man named Law
Ter is 10 Jail waiting trial for max.
ing the 0ounterfeits.
The Stockton Races.
STOCKTON, Sept. 29th.-In the
novelty race, mile dash, horses
winning the first quarter $50, sec
ond quarter $50, third quarter $50,
and fourth quarter $50. Jim Doug
lass won the first and second quar-
/ ters; tins, % and so seconds. Clara
D won the third and the mile;
time, 1:l6 and 1:4S4, the best ever
made on the track.
The second race, trotting, for
$1,000, best In 5, for the 1928 class,
was won by Maggie G, beating Ex-
press; best time, 2:273.
The third race, trotting, for $1,000,
OsQn n In for har
district, was won by Albert w;
best time, 2:3! J..
The fourth race, trotting, 1922
class, for 5000, was won By Briga-
| der; best time, 2:224
severe Fsm,Iy AMietian.
STOCKTON, Sept. 29th.-The FAM
lily of Isaac Lasweli, near Farm
ington, have been severely aff1ict-
ed. One child died this morning
of diptheria, aud five more are
down with the disease. The disease
In that neighborhood has proved
fatal in nearly every case.
the n. Il. church south Conference.
PRTALUMA, Sept. 2sth.-At the
M. Il. Church South Conference to-.
day. DR.. B. f. Crary, editor of the
California Christian ADVOCATE, was
introduced and made fraternal re-
marks, saying he used to be OPP
posed to so many different Meth
odist bodies, but was converted
now, and wants to see not only the
two great Methodist bodies now In
existence, but one for every Ian
|
sented Rev. M. D. Buck, fraternal
delegate from the California Con-
ference of the NJ. E. Church, and
read his fraternal letter. He made
brotherly remar ks referring to the
pleasant relations with this body.
The . following resolution was
Resolved, That Wa reel procate
most heartily the i.sua ,rne -elaross
sent through Rev. . ~. Anthony
from Rev. M. d. Buck, delegate +
from the California Conference of
the NJ. E. Church, and that the
Pacific annual Conference of the
M. e. Church South requests Bish-
op Kavanaugh to appoint one of
our number to bear fraternal greet.
Reports from the churches ex.
hibit a general increase in all the
interests of the Church. There is
\ large attendance of friends of the
Conference from various parts of
the State. The church Is filled at
all sessions.
Rails for the C.iiforass southern,
SAN DIEGO, Sept Goth.
British ship Macmillan, Grey mas
ter, 1873 days from Antwerp, via
Cape Horn, with 2270 tons steel
rails for the California Southern
Railroad. The ship had a fine
voyage all the way.
Track Ia now laid to q point IA
miles from the company's shops,
and work is proceeding rapidly.
Train wreckers Heid for Trial.
AUBURN, Sept. 29th.-Rogers.
Mason, SteDgall and Frazer, the
four men who attempted to wreck
and rob train on the Central Pa
cific Railroad, near Cape Horn, ON
the night of August 31st, have
been held in $4,000 bail each.
Kicn strike IN Alice.
FLORENCE, A. T., Sept. 2sth.-
The Enterprise has the following
particulars Of q rich strike in Min.
eral Hill camp, Is miles east of
Fl0renee: The north groupings of
the Alice mine were prospected
yesterday and found to be wonder
fully rich in horn silver. An assay
OF the ore gave return of 1916. 8l
ounces in silver to the ton, the as
say value Of which IL $685.. rs.
These groupings rise IL feet above
the surface rock, are IL feet wide,
400 feet long. Shots were put in 1t
at different parts and In every
piece of rock broken horn silver
could be seen with the naked eve,
1t is estimated that these Groupings
contain 1900 tons of this rich ore.