Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
Passengers south ana East.

FRESNO, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE fol
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 P. M:
r V Dey, Virginia, New; r s Me.
sick. G B Sessions and wife, J L
Moody, Mark L Mcdonald, L
Janin, H l Thornton, Morris Mar
cuse, Geo M Raiiton and wife, B
Robertson, II A Gould, D Rich
ards, II Holt. Glare Hobson, L G
Simmons, Frank Lee, Alfred Cur.
rey, L Mel, Msjor r Garniss,
Capt Dimon, Col Kline, Mrs V B
Redding, Mrs J D Redding, A A
Drury, w g Newton, Mr. lyman, G
l. Brown, H NJ st Cyr, ] E Sulli-
van, J r Abbey, San Francisco; G
w Leach, Tombstone; Mrs John
Cassidy. Mrs J NJ Bassett, J T
Beach, Oakland; w II Odell, Sa-
lem, Oregon; W w Hollister, San.
la Barbara; A F White, q Wiley
Wells, A g Cassille, VIM s Lyon,
David Lyon, Job M Seamaus, ] d
Dunlap, Los Angeles; G M Parker,
Sacramento; B + Raymond, Tue
son; T D Sweetser. San Rafael; E
A Smith, San Bernardino; Sergt
Grub5, A E Schoaf, Prescott; John
Harman, Camp Thomas; w A
Ramsey, Penna; J r Jones, Fort
Thomas.
No Eastern News.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. flowing
to high winds eastern lines are
working badly and there is no
prospect of news until late.
stVsr Kiag Erection.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l1th.-The
Silver King Mining Com pany has
elected the following directors and
officers for the ensuing year: Dr.
rectors, B A. Barney, J. M. Bar
ney, ]. L. Jones, w. H. Stanley
and Aaron Mason; President, B.
A. Barney; Vice President, J. L.
Jones; Treasurer and General Man.
ager, James M. Barney; Secretary,
Joseph Nash. The product of the
mine for the past year was $3.50.
220 81, out of which 100000 was
paid in dividends, leaving $685..
263 81 on hand.
Auothrr Gambling Scheme.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 1lth.-
There Is a movement on foot
amongst members of the Produce
Exchange to start wheat specula.
tion here on the Chicago system.
If possible, the Exchange will be
induced TO take it up, otherwise
those members favoring the pro.
ject will combine with the mining
stock operators, who are tired OF
the dullness in their line of bust.
ness, and commence operations.
Shippers generally oppose the pro.
ject, which is urged mainly by
mission merchants, and there
is little doubt but that 1t will be
carried out within few months.
stonemna's R.soiution aot see.
Onde0.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE
Board OF Railroad Commissioners
met this morning. The resolution
OF Commissioner St0neman, relat.
ing to the fixing of second-class
passenger fares at sixty per cent OF
the first-class fares and that second
class passengers shall not be
obliged to ride in smoking cars
and shall have the right to Law
over, was not seconded and no vote
was taken upon it.
A Dssttnx u,shea Erishmas.
MERGED, Jan. 1lth.-T. w.
Healy. member of Parliament
from Wexford, ireland, and one of
the leaders of the Irish people In
the present struggle, arrived this
morning by the southern route. He
was met at the depot by the off.
GERS Of the Land League and nnsny
others and escorted to the hotel.
During the day he was calle | on
by leading citizsns, Americans as
we'll as Irishmen. Mr.. Healy ad.
dressed an audience this evening,
Judge Marks presiding. He will |
speak in several other interior
owns and cities and will arrive In |
San Francisco next Tuesday in
lime for the reception to be ten
isred him and Mr.. O'Connor ON
hat day.