Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-14
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

FRESNO, June IL. The following is a
list Of south bound passengers passing
here to-day,
B Degetau, FL Paso; l. Rickabaugh,
G w Day, J + Jones, VIM Mints. J
Mints, w Walker, NJ Ainsa, Il Allen,
w A Millsop, Mrs A C Springer and
son, Miss A Grant, @ w Williams, r
Grant, San Francisco; N Gfayson, Oak.
land; Mrs o I Wicks, Pinal; Mrs o w
Childs, son and daughters, A Negot,
q Beattie and son, w M Stoddard J ii
Martin, w J Richards, Los Angeles; d
Giddings, Mrs w II Balleau, Decorah,
Iowa J s Carr and son, Tucson;J II
Roberts, Chicago; Il Hill, San Jose; d B
MiiliISen. Oakland; d II Burtis, Chicago;
D J Miller, Watsonville; o Schetter, So
noma; A Wright, Alameda; L c Fitz-
Patrick, Oregon; w Schwartz, Wiscon-
sin; D Hunter, Nevada.
Another Postponement.
SAs Francisco, June l3.-At the
meeting Of the Railroad Commission TO-
day, Foote presented supplemental
schedule, aud said his schedule did not
disturb roads where the rate was less
than three cents mile. The Hum
phreys schedule, reducing fares to four
cents mile. was strongly supported by
Carpenter. The whole matter was post.
poned until week from Monday.
san Francisco Odds and Ends.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l3-Colonel
Archibald Wasson, late commander oi
the Third Infantry, N. G.. c., was ar.
rested last night by Detective Harper.
charged with vulgar language. lie was
released on 800 bail.
The British tramp steamer Canton,
which arrived yesterday, brought a large
onsignment OF opium to s. l.. Jones &
Co.. valued at S630,0 900. The duty is
1921 200. The Canton touched at Macao,
where she obtained opinm, thereby pre-.
venting the British officials from collect
ing export duty.
No Further News from Crook.
SAN Francisco, June l3--No addi.
| tional news from General Crook was
received at military headquarters at the
Presidio to-day General Kelton states
that he doesn't expect any more dis
patches concerning Crook recent expe-
dition. General Kelton is of opinion
that Crook is now moving his command
and prisoners further north TO more
secure position nearer the telegraph
station,
Receipts OF the Thomas Concerts.
SAN Francisco, June l3-The total
receipts of the Thomas concerts, $751;.
900; total expenses, $685. composed
of salaries, $4,000; local expenses, $50,
600 The guaranteed fund was S25, 600.
Total attendance, 10000 The party
left this afternoon for Salt Lake City.
The stock Hoard.
SAN FRANCISCO, June l3.-Best and
Belcher, $50; Chellar, 8 so; Consoli.
dated Va, 75; Crown Point, l.70;
Eureka Con, 3 so; Gould & Curry, 3. 65;
Hale Il Norcross, 775; Mexican, A. 65;
N. Belle, $50; Ophir. $50; Potosi,
| 55; Savage, . so; Sierra Nevada, 7. 90;
Union. 5. 70; Yellow Jacket, 500
Chinaman Murdered by Tramps.
BuTrE CRY, Cal, June ia das-
tardly murder was committed about one
mile north of Princeton, to-day at 0
/ y CLOCK, Two trltIilpS met u v tnlniiiHun
and murdered him in cold blood, osten-
sibly for the purpose OF robbery. and
threw his body into the river. The act
was committed in front of farm house
that had been vacant some time, but was
recently occupied. The murder was
witnessed by three children, but the
murderers were not aware of this fact.
Constable N. Clenmer, with posse,
effected their capture few hours after.
VIII Attend the Conciave.
PORTLAND. 0gn., June l3.-0regon
Commandery, No. |, X. T., at a meet
ing last night voted to attend the Con-
elave at San Francisco in body The
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Com
pany have granted reduced rates to the
Knights with their families.
Residence Destroyed by Fire.
PETALuMA, June l3 Mrs. Sarah
Wards residence, in Chileno Valley,
Marin county, was totally destroyed by
fire last night, Loss, $4,000; insured
for $1,000