Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-12
BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. IL.


FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 1.-THE fol-
lowing is the list Of passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at P. NJ:
John II Neiss, Peter Blair, Yuma;
A V Lancaster, Ravens; f N
Chapman, G A Rice, E B Knapp,
Della DAILY, ] I Sabin, Il II Smith,
P 8 Lawson and wife, s Haley. s
s Smith, Scott Harms, CT Nc
Conkey, Los Angeles; H Watkins,
Tucson; Ohas Harms, Arizona; l. ]
Orcutt, Boston; G Merrill, M E
Knaph, New York; ] II Kimball,
San Gabriel; Mr. and Mrs j M
Murphy, Tombstone; Mr. and Mrs
P B Miller, Casa Grande; ] Far
relI, Benson; Gen Barnes and par
ty, New Mexico; w 8 Still, Den.
yer; F Boehmen, Ravena;J Whsr.
ton, VIM Adams, Jas Devens,
Chas Plnaghia; J Agachin, DEM
ing; Chas Woolrich, Caliente.
Burned Steamer as saa-veteran's
Home.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11th.-A
telegram to the Merchants Ex-
change from West Port, Mendocino
county, says: The wreck of a
steamer ia visible about twenty
five miles outside, apparently
burned. No steamer Is reported
missing here.
The Executive Committee of the
Veterans Home Association have
issued an address suggesting that
entertainments be held throughout
the Coast on Washington's birth
day in aid of the Veterans Home
fund and also recommending that
special efforts be made on that day
to raise sums of money by direct
contributions. In the Bank of
California $4,000 is deposited to
the credit of the Home and the to-
tai of subscriptions, paid and un-
paid, have reached $4,000.
| the Rain az san Diego.
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 1.-THE rain.
storm of last night measured So.
100ths of an inch here. The rain.
fall was much heavier few miles
inland. Totalfor the season here,
50 inches. Wind west; clear.
The wreche Ell Steamer Nos Recog-
Dixed.
MENDoCINO, Feb. 1lth.--It Is be-
lieved that the wreck reported off
the coast is that of an Oregon
steamer, but nothing definite is yet
learned. The steamers now on the
way from Northern ports are the
Oregon, from Portland, due to-mor-
row, the Idaho, from Victoria; and
the Los Angeles, from Eureka, due
Monday.
Good R.in as ssn BeruardinO.
SAN BERNARDINo, Feb. Ilth.-
Another rain of about one inch
visited this and surrounding coun.
try last night, commencing a little
before midnight and lasting till
nearly morning. giving the ground
good wettiDg and ensuring the
farmers fair grain crop. The in
dlcations are that more will fol-
low, which gives new life and as
surance to our lively town.
Railroad and Miolsg News from
TUCSON, Feb. 11th.--A. f. Head
has just arrived from Magdalena,
Sonora. He reports that the So
nora Railroad is laid AZ miles north
of Hermosillo. Track laying con-
tinues at the rate of one and one
half miles per day. But one rain
fall this season, which was quite
heavy. He states that the mining
interests are generally improving
throughout the State. The Santa
Barbara, owned by San Francisco
parties, lie developing beyond all
expectations. Work has been sus.
pended until tbs arrival and cree.
ton of hosting machinery, which
will be in operation in two months.
The Bennett mines In Cordarando
are reported as looking excellent,
and CAPTAIN Towne's mine in the
Planches 10 producing good run
OF bullion. There are q great
many Americans going into the
State looking after cattle ranges
and mines. Sonora, he says, is a |
fne grazing country. The govern.
ment of Sonora has been much |
misrepresented in regard to the
treatment OF American and foreign
capital. He says there Is as much
protection to life and property
there as elsewhere, and that the Of
ficials appear to be doing every
thing to encourage and protect for
eigners in all of their rights. He
with the completion of the
railroad, that Sonora will be field
Of large mining, agricultural and
grazing wealth.
nnrdersa Out of Revenge.