Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-06-27
LAST NIGHTS NEWS
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East

| FRESNO, Cal., June 20.-Ine follow
ing is the list of passengers for the
South and East ON the train which
| passed this place at five o'clock P. NJ.
w r Kearney, F p Zimmerman, II A
Mason, San Francisco; Albert L Glass,
Salt Lake; Mrs Jane C Glass, r + Del
Vale, L l. Bequette, W II Morce, wife
and two children, Los Angeles; j V
Aver, Deming; N K Ryan, Chicago; Z
Hastings, San Jose; w NJ Gibson, Stock
ton; NJ Reams, A w Porter, Oakland;
R Paul, Santa Ana; Martin, Ben
son; Oliver Brown, P Grin Brown, Tue
son; John 7 Knox, A B Paris, San Ber-
nardino.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO une 24.-Con Virginia,
45c; Gould & Curry, %; Mexican, 81;
Union, 81; Sierra Nevada, SO; Eureka,
l55; Best & Belcher 81; Crown Point,
4Oc; Belcher, SOC; Utah, 81; Northern
Belle, 81; Savage, soc; Bodie, 5; Mono,
|; Tiptop, 2; Silver King, lag; Jacket,
zoe; Bodie, 81; California, l0c; Ophir,
80; Diablo. II; Bullion, Zoe; Alpha, Csc.
Overman, 25c.
Circular to Hydraulic Mining
Companies.
San FRANcIsch, juno 25th.-A circu-
lar has been signed by A. b. Bingham,
Mayor of Marysville, and c. E Sexey,
President of the Sacramento Valley
Anti-Debris Association, addressed to
the hydraulic mining companies de-
handing, under the recent debris de-
cision, that after fifteen days no more
debris shall be run into the rivers on
pain of prosecution.
Marine Disaster.
San Francisco, June 26th.-The bark
Rowell Sprague, which took fire yester-
day soon after passing to sea, and which
was towed back here and beached, will
prove total loss. The vessel is valued
at $50, and the cargo at SIS,
amount of insurance not known.
The Cause OF the Escambia Dis
aster.
SAT Francisco, j une 26.-The Con-
sular inquiry into the loss of the steamer
Escambia is completed. The findings are
that the disaster was owing to the slow
ing of the engines without the captains
orders while crossing the bar, causing
the ship to fall into the Trough and
allowing the seas to board her The
court does not think the vessel lacked
stability, though the evidence ON that
point was somewhat conflicting. The
evidence shows that the ship was prop
erly loaded. The captain is exculpated
and the loss of the ship due to the peril
of the sea.
Railroad aud Other Matters in
sonora.
Tucson, June 26.-The Stars advices
from Hermosillo, Sonora, state that the
Sonora Limited will be completed to
Magdalena in about five weeks. A large
part of the working force of the New
Mexico and Arizona Railroad contract
ors have been transferred to the Sonora
Limited. 1t is rumored that the line
will not run to Cala5asas, but will
strike northeast from Aqua Scaria to
Buena Vista and from there it will
strike the Benson road, near old Camp
Crittenden
Last week an incendiary set fire to
one of the railroad buildings in Hermo-
sillo destroying $50, 900 worth of mate
rial. The criminal was arrested and
under the laws of the State, will proba-
bly, be shot.
Magdalena is being fast Americanized.
About dozen saloons have been opened
and a distillery established. Americans
are opening business houses.
Hermosillo is growing rapidly.
Hooper Il Co. are erecting ice works and
sash and blind factory, to be completed
in two weeks. Water work, have been
constructed by the city. The water is
abundant and excellent. Distributing
pipes are now being laid. Real estate is
rapidly rising in value, especially orange
and other fruit grounds. The State
University is being built and promises to
be fine structure. Guaymas is also
erecting water works. The water sup
ply will be taken from the Rauchito,
about six miles distant.
Shipping interests are active. Several
new shipping agencies have been re-
Gently opened.
The line from Hermosillo to Paso del
Norte has been determined. 1t will 60
via the United States and Operusa val
ley, through Guadalupe canyon to ia
nero, thence to Paso del Norte. The
line will be about four hundred miles
long.
Guillermo Andrade is organizing a
scheme to colonize the Zibiron Island,
in the Gulf of California. The island is
now inhabited by the Serbs Indians, a
dangerous and bloodthirsty tribe. An
drade has a concession from the Mexican
government of this island and the pearl
fisheries surrounding.
A Shooting Array.
BOWIE, A. T., June Goth j. II. Nc
Gowan was shot last night by one John