Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-01
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Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.


FRESNO, May 3l.-The following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Mrs J NJ Wood and child, Mrs Stubs
and Q children, Miss II O'Brien, J NJ
Wood, Miss Rosie Benson, G S Fitz
patrick, A Zeburger, Mrs Eva Zeburger,
A Hamburger, II C Hyde, San Francisco;
Mrs l. Miller. Mrs NJ c Thomas, | w
Hellman, Miss II l. Jones, Mrs Ellis,
Los Angeles; J Rock, Browns Valley;
Mrs NJ Delano, Marysyille; Miss Grace
L Leonard, Miss Della Porter, San Jose;
J l. Carson, T. w Furnas, Brownsville;
NJ NJ Drew and wife, Sacramento l w
Sigourney, w II Slgourney, Nevada City;
Il White, Watsonville; d McMartin,
New York; A o Wallace, Miss Minnie
Wallace, Tombstone X Brunn, Miss
Estella Brunn, San Bernardino; J L
Trustow, Topeka; w II Steel and wife,
Downey; Mrs Ella spence and child,
Globe; Miss May Hopkisson, Sta Rosa;
Mrs Hincks and child, Tucson; b Car.
rol, Amador; L Jones. Suffer Creek; w
A Archer, Salinas; II l. Rolf, Oakland;
q B Montgomery, Miss M Fitzpatrick,
Will OF Thomas sullivan Death
OF n journalist Failure to Get
hail.
SAN Francisco, May 3l.--rha will of
Thomas Sullivan, who died at Salt Lake,
May 2lst, has been filed frr probate.
The estate consists Of real estate in this
city worth $50, 900, and half interest in
the firm of sullivan & CO., cloak makers.
Half OF the property is left to Elizabeth
Sull Van, widow Of the deceased, and
the rest to the children, of whom de
ceased was the father OF two. The will
provides that there shall be deposited
for each S25, 1000, to be available when
the children reach majority. The widow
is appointed executrix.
A. II. Lynch. for many years press
reporter of this city, died suddenly about
| o'clock this morning in his room at
No, III Post street. He complained Of
being i'll and physician was sent for,
hut he died before medical aid reached
him. The body was removed to the
Morgue, and the mother and sister tele-
graphed for at Sacramento. Mr.. Lynch
was formerly connected with the press
at Sacramento, and at one time was o
Justice of the Peace OF that county
He was well known in newspaper circles
of this city, and, in fact, throughout
the State, as n humorous writer. He
was about forty years of age and ur-
married.
Neither Gray nor O'Brien, late Secre-
taries of the Harbor Commission, have
yet succeeded in obtaining bail, notwith.
standing that the amount has been re-
dueed two.thirds.
Attempt to Violate the Treaty.
San Francisco, May 3l.-The eleven
Chinese passengers on the British bark
Glenelg have been relieved, the parties
having, in each case, put up bonds -
the sum of $1,000. They must leave tht
port after the sailing of two steamers T.
the same will be forfeited. There ale
also number of women on board, who
want to lapd. claiming to be wives of
Chinese merchants.
The spring Valley Cases.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.-Attorney-
General Marshall, ON behalf of the State,
to-day brought the matter-of compro.
mise between the Spring Valley Water
Company and the Board of Supervisors
before Judge Sullivan, OF the Superior
Court, who made an order directing the
County Clerk not to enter any discon-
tinuance In the suits in which the Spring
Valley Water Company was interested,
either as plaintiff or defendant.
Heavy Importations Of Opium
SAN Francisco, May 3l.-The City
If Picking to-day brought 966 cases OF
opium, the largest cargo yet brought at
me time. The duties amount to nearly
$4,000.
Nothing Authentic from Crook.
Tucson, May 3l.-Not a single relia.
ole report concerning General Crook
las been received since he crossed the
line, and all rumors thus far have been
merely surmises. 1t is generally be.
lieved, however, that the hostiles are
short Of ammunition and will not stand
to fight with Crook, and that they are