Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-11
THE LATEST!
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

FRESNO, July i0.-The following ia 0
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
b Healey, Miss A A Angler, Mrs T I
Bishop, J X Duncan, Mrs Melville, q |
Grant, Mrs J II Rector, T s Manning,
F Thompson, X Cassin, A J Viele, A
II Ishan, San Francisco; II Boyse,
Canada; l. A Strobel, Cincinnati; 5
Marshall, San Bernardino; DIR McSwe
gan, Tombstone; q Lamison, Ohio
I + Parker, Texas; D Neahr, Yuma
| j l. Martin, Tucson; Mrs G Thayer,
New York, Miss A w Pitman, Phila
delphia; G Farman, Virginia, Nevada
Miss Il Forman, G Kuhn, J Mallgren,
Los Angeles; w l. Chalmers; b + Ket'
tlewell, st Helena; II l. Whitman, 81
Louis; A Jones, Santa Cruz; g G Knox,
Los Angeles; NJ Godchaux, Phoenix, A
7; T Ranged. San Diego.
June Passenger Trafftc -'rea Con-
demned- Gray In Released On
hail
SAN Francisco, July l0.-Number OF
through passengers over the Central
and Southern Pacific railroads in June -
East, BIAS, west, 6,3l4-showing 0
gain of 0, 800 for account of California
and other Pacific States.
Fifteen boxes of tea have been exam.
inod and condemned by the Inspector OF
Drugs. Notice has been given the con.
signee, who has been given ten days to
file his protest. Ii action is not taken
before the time expires, the consignee
will have to ship it out of the country,
or it will be destroyed.
John ID. Gray, ex-Secretary OF the
Harbor Commission, against whom
forty -four charges of felony are pending.
was released from the County Jail
to-day, having filed bonds for S22, 900.
He will be given speedy trial after the
Hamblin case has been disposed Of.
wheat and harley Going Up.
SAN Francisco, July l0-Wheat
steady; indications point to an active
market; seller 81 .52a@l .55 Barley also
looking up; seller s4lc@S5sc; seller,
season, S5lc.
Passengers by the Orixaba.
SAN Francisco, July 10. - The
steamer Orizaba sailed to-day with the
following passengers for Los Angeles:
Mrs Marcucci, j Aronson, A White, wife
and child, Miss Jennie Mosher, Nj
Miller, Rev Chas Bransby, Miss NJ
Creighton, C Creighton, Miss Morse,
Miss Ames, G III Kelsey and wife, Mrs
Mccullough, Mary 0'Rourke, Miss o
A b,n,,a D,,, al oaI x,ifa Miaa
Annie Gautier, c A Smith, TMartin and
wife, G Holmes, Miss l. Duncan, Mr.
Lang.
Another Pioneer Gene.
SAN FRANcIsoo, July 10. - Colonel
James Il. Zabriskie died this morning at
the age of seventy-nine years. Colonel
Zabriskie came to California in lS49 and
located at Sacramento. He was the first
City Attorney and drew up the first city
charter of that city. He was one OF the
ablest members of the bar of California.
He was pre-. emptor and State land
agent, and author of the latest work on
the land laws of the United States. His
sou, Colonel j. A. Zabriskie, United
States District Attorney for Arizona,
came from Tucson upon telegram an
nouncing his first illness, and was with
him until death.
The stock Board.
SAN Francisco, July l0.-Best and
Belcher, 4.30; Chellar, $40; Consoli.
dated Va, As; Crown Point, Lao;
Eureka Con-, 600; Gould & Curry, $50;
Hale & Norcross, 5.62; Mexican, 3.05;
n. Belle, $50; 0phir, $50; Potosi,
Las; Savage, 200; Sierra Nevada, 3.95;
Union, 40; Yellow Jacket, 400.