Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-01-14
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TUCSON, Jan. 13.-The liabilities
Of Buckalsw Il Ochoa are sos, 600.
It is esti that at least $45 900
will be realized from the assets
which are valued at $50. 900.
A heavy snow fell on the desert
west of Tucson last night. A snow
storm Is inow raging in the noun
tains surrounding Tucson, and it Ia
raining ia the valley.
The Star has received the follow
Ing from FL Paso, Texas: The s..
P. II. r. has been advancing for
the last few days at the rate OF
three miles per day. The grading
force keep about half mile ahead
Of the track layers. There are
about three thousand men en-
ployed grading and track laying
and ten carloads of Cinnamon from
California passed here last night to
join the grading party. The track
is now laid 1876 miles east Of Ell
Paso. Water has been struck Mt
ten places between Ell Paso
and the eastern terminus at Ysleta
and Camp Rice. Water for all the
working forces at the front aud
along the line from Camp Rice 10
hauled 100 miles. Fifty water cars
are run out daily with the water
supply. Two depots have been
erected beyond Ell Paso, and others
will soon he under way. Travel
and traffic have largely augmented
since connection was made with
the Texas Pacific. Considerable
travel from the Southern States
IL noticeable. It is expected that
the road will be completed to New
Orleans by next August. Nogrades
of any consequence will be encOun.
tered on the remainder of the route.
The Mexican Central are out thirty
miles from FL Paso. They are now
shipping English sttel rails from
Wilmington over the Southern Pa
cific to Ell PssO. FL Paso is i'm
proving very rapidly, and the ru.
mors Of smallpox are very much
exaggerated, there being but very
few cases and these are not report.
ed bad.
Aining Dlso0very-0veas Eaciss.
WILCOX, A. T., Jan. 13.-Rich
mining discoveries have been made
eight miles southeast Of this place.
The ledge runs nearly east and
west and Is reported from six to
twelve feet wide. Specimens Of ore
In Norton, Stewart & Co.'S office,
this ledge, assay from six hun
dred to twelve thousand dollars.
Prospectors ara daily arriving at
the new district In large numbers.
The district has been named Co.
ohisa and - about one mile from
SteePs ranch, at Point of the
Mountain. The excitement has
reached Tombstone and Dos Cabe-
EOS and large numbers are coming
In from those districts. Judge
Burke with a party has gone out
to look at the district and more de-
tailed Information will be sent
when he returns.
l0tense Gaia "a Alta.
ALTA, Gala, Jan. 13-Since
Wednesday the thermometer has
stood ten degrees below zero and
the strongest northeast gales ever
experienced have prevailed. The
reservoirs are frozen sufficient to
permit skating. All mining
bitches are frozen full, rendering
them temporarily useless. Sever
al buildings suffered damage and
T0wles' railroad Is blocked by fal.
len trees, one OF which fell on q
Chinaman in their employ, prOba-
bly, causing fatal injuries. No
harm to fruit.gr0wih Is yet pre-
dicted.
Ths TRIAL.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Just be.
fore the adjournment of court yes.
terday, Guiteau exclaimed: "Pve
just got my speech out but Pm
afraid 1t will be q month before |
get q chance to deli yer It, Judging
W the way Dsvidge is closi ng
uI6. AL cACtOiuS uieCuosIOH lOt'
lowed upon Judge Cox inquiring II
counsel wished to object to Gui'
teau's request to be heard 81
want,n said the prisoner, "to make
the closing speech. | would no,
trust the closing Of my case by the
best lawyer in America. The
District Attorney made a ringing
protest against Guiteau's being al
lowed to take HE seat at the coun.
sci table. The audience heartily
applauded and q scene o
great confusion followed, during
which the prisoner shouted abov,
the din "ths American people will
read my speech, and they ar,
greater than this Court. My speeol
will make eight columns and 1
reads like an grafton Of Cicero. I
will 60 laundering down the ages
and don't you forget it," Mrs. SEQ
Vile wept hystericaliy during tn
scene. Judge Cox told ScOville t.
read the prisoners speech over an,
let the Court know In the morninI
hit contained anything which h
(3coville) desired should 60 befor
the jury.
Upon the opening Of the Cour
Guiteau said: 'In Justice to my
self and DAvidge I desire to say
received letter yesterday severe