Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-11
THE LATEST !.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.


FRESNO, May l0.-The following is "a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
U S Marshall Dunlap, Il Higgins,
Dye, s w Mix, Miss NJ NJ Jackson, Il J
Le Breton, Sun Francisco; G b Henri,
Alberto Morales, Mex; A Belknap, Tex;
s w Rose, B + Porter, Los Angeles;
Miss McAllister, Benicia; Lieut Baker
and wife, U S A; Mrs Harris, Phil'a; X
c Brown, Tucson; Mrs G Lamb, Miss !
Lamb, Riverside; Miss Blanche Bard, Il
X Benchley, San Buenaventura; Rev j
A Emery, Anaheim; Rev A G L Trew,
San Gabriel A Wooley, Oregon.
The stock Board.
San Francisco, May l0.-Alpha,
81 so; Best & Belcher, $3.50; Bodie, l.05;
Belcher, 90; Bullion, 60c; California,
20c; Chollar, 2.l5; Consolidated Va,
soc; Crown Pt, l.30: Eureka Con-, 4 75;
Exchequer, soc; G 4 Curry, .. 40; Grand
Prize, 95; Hale & Norcross, 1865; NJ,
White, 30; Mexican, ~; Mt. Diablo,
Q. so; N. Bell, $50; Ophir, 2.05; Over
man, 20; Potosi, l.20; Savage, 2.05;
Silver King, 1850; Sierra Nevada, 395;
Union, 3.S5; Utah, 100; Y. Jacket, 3t.
Negotiations Not Yet Complete.
SAN Francisco, May l0.--In connec-
ton with The report recently tele-
graphed, which stated that to-day ne
gotiations would be completed with Geo.
M. Pullman for the construction of his
cars for the Central Pacific Railroad,
and, perhaps, on the Southern Pacific,
nothing definite has yet been determ-
ined, the proposition being simply a
business one emanating from Mr.. Pull
man. If he can make such favorable
offers as will enable the Pacific roads to
make more money with the Pullman
cars and service than they can with
their own, the change will probably be
made. General Superintendent Fillmore
considers the cars and service of both
the Pacific roads as good as that in any
part OF the country, and change from
one service to another would not be
made on any other than pure business
basis. The Pullman ears are not so
heavy as they formerly were, otherwise
the mere matter of cost of hauling and
wear and tear of track would prevent
any change of service.
why Raum Resigned.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May l0-The resig-
nation of Commissioner OF Internal Rev
enue Raum is attributed to his desire to
be appointed Solicitor of Claims for re-
bate ON tobacco. 1t is estimated, as
announced here to-day, that his profits
during the next two years would be
Sl00, 900, where the Commissionership
of Internal Revenue would only have
given him Sl2, 200 for the same period.
Frank A. Crissey, late of the Royal
Soap Company, has filed an application
in insolvency. Liabilities, $4,000.
Marriage of Miss Price.
SAN FRANcIsco, May lO.-Miss Hattie
Price, niece of General Manager Towne,
of the Central Pacific Railway, was
married last evening to Arthur Smith, n
well known commission merchant. The
church was thronged with people of the
first circles of society After the cere-
mony the party returned to the Palace
Hotel, where bridal reception was
held, but which, owing to the delicate
condition Of Towne's health, was limited
to immediate relatives and friends The
bridal pair left for Moterey to-day.
Plans for New Insane Asylum.
STecKToN, May l0.-The Board OF
Directors of the State Insane Asylum
met in regular session to-day and
accepted the plans OF Percy & Hamilton,
of San Francisco, architects, for the
construction of new asylum costing
Sl40, 900, and accommodating 5000
patients, The number of patients oh
hand May lst, was 1853. During the
month OF April, six died and thirteen
were discharged.
Honors 10 ex-senator DAVIS.
VALLEJO, CAL, May l0.-Ex-Senator
David Davis arrived at the Navy Yard
this evening and was received with
salute.
VIII Decorate Their Graves.
HANFoRD, CAL, May l0.-To.morrow
is the third anniversary of the Mussel
Slough tragedy. The citizens here are
making extensive preparations to deco.
rate the graves of the men who fell on
that memorable occasion.