Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-31
THE LATESTl
PACIFIC COAST.
Especial to the HERALD by the weatern
Union Telegraph Company.
Passenger. south ana Eas,

Passengers south and Easf.
FRESNO, Aug. 29.-The following ia a
list of the southbound passengers pass
ing here to-day;
II d Summerville, Austraiia Mrs
Cardwell, Oakland; David Mayer, Har-
risburg; J G Mccoy and niece, Dallas;
A Tregido, s +; Miss Monk, Miss
Royce, Tucson; Mrs j w Lincoln,
Portland, Og; d johnson. wife and
two children, Texas: X w Kenny, Ben
Williams, s r; q Lines, San Bernar-
dino; } G Conrad, $ +; j. N Breed and
wife, L A; J + jenkins, Dallas, Tex;
] II Walkington, w J Amestoy, +;
NJ G Kirby, wife and daughter, Golden,
Col; Jacob Lew and wife, Kansas; w
Shrock, wife and daughter, Denver;
Mrs j NJ Bassett, Oakland; Miss Haz-
zletine, l. A; w G. Watkins, Miss X
Watkins, Miss X Rachman, New Or
leans: DIR ] Greenawalt and wife, Pits
burg, Pa; II N Smith, Miss X Smith,
Miss Aline Smith, Pittsburg; MIR
Tuacelle, San Jose; 4 Luty, Pitisburg;
4 Cowlhart, Chicago; NJ Godchaux,
Phoenix, A T; W " Strait, Colorado;
S p Hubbell, Wisconsin,; l. Van Vlut,
+; II B Gardner, Providence, II /; b
$ higgins, Col; VIM Thompson, Dayen-
port; Il NJ Beatty, wife and daughter,
Oskaioosa; u G Cochran, Cambridge,
Ohio; II G Tunison, Jacksonville, Ill;
Monroe Yates, wife and son, Mrs Mary
Il Hitch, l. W Chambers, q b Judd,
Griggsvillc, S c; J Il Hitchcock, wife
and daughter, Ill; Mrs w Everson,
Miss Susie Everson, Oakland; Miss V
Crafts, Tustin, Cal; II J Seward, l. A;
G. Il Pantlind, Mich, r Rain aud
wife, Pennsylvania; John G Willis,
Omaha; VIM Craig, San Bernardino; ii
c Sawyer, s +; Mrs A Stanley, Chey.
onne; Miss Gertrude Scott, J Q A Stan.
ley, Mrs Lockwood, l. A; Mrs A W
Stanley and daughter, Cheyenne; A
Chapman, Mich; II l. Drew, San Ber
nardino; /. Richenbergcr and wife,
Portland, Og; J J Buck, Miss Il Buck,
Lansing, Mich; j w Sawyer and wife,
Ind; II b Roney, Mich; J w Leidig,
Pa; Lewis Glen and wife, Ohio; Mr.
Henry NJ Kaufman, Mrs ] ] Meyer
stein, s +; Biuney Brnton, philadel
phia; II Brinton, Philadelphia; ID N
Baldwin, MINI. From IS to 100 Sil
Knights for Los Angeles.
Orixabas Passenger List.
SAN FRAScIsco, Aug. 80. The steam
or Orizaba sailed this morning with the
following passengers for Los Angeles
Capt West, wife and daughter; Miss
l. Fuller, M Santee, DR. i a Hunter,
B Ramsley, II Santee, II Leyster, Miss
Brady and child, Miss a Wilson, Miss
Noulthrop, Mrs. Harger and daughter,
NJ Parrott and wife, J j Hagus. wife
and son; Mis- Mclean, Mrs II Freed
Henry Freed, Miss T B Reynolds, DIR q
A Newlands, Gov Downey, Miss r '
Kelly, Miss B Cannon, Miss + Hatfield
K II Dlbble. Miss Collin, G Dabney,
Mrs G Dabney, w Smedley, L !. Ham
mond, Miss l. Geringslack, G Betcher,
wife and son; + Murphy, b Il Ward, I
j Yonker, Il Wilson, + Palmer, i
Steere, Mrs w J Kinsey and two chill
dren; Mrs Whitney, ] Jaynes, l. W
Rowland, A T Elvige, H Wenkleman, I
c Leary aud wife; ] II Denise, II
Bews and wife, N Flint, B Ulrich, Il
Arannick, X Moore, T Cogswell, c 4
Miller, G Scannon and wife, j Flood
and family, I 7 Bent. z Land
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30, Best and
Belcher, 4 les; Cholar, 2.20; Consol
idated Virginia, go; Crown Point, lbs
Eureka Consolidated, $50; Ophir, 1856
Potosi, .95; Savage, 2.l5; Sierra Ne
vada, $50; Union Consolidated, 525
yellow Jacket. 3 30, Gould & Curry,
3.O5; Hale 4 Noreross, 400; Mexican,
$40; Northern Belle, o..
Earthquake Wages.
SAN Francisco, August 30. Prot.
Davidson has sent telegram to the
Superintendent Of the United States
Coast and Geodetic Survey informing
him that earthquake waves were felt on
this coast on the morning OF the 9th
inst. Waves continued alriv ng through
Wednesday There is little doubt the
waves come from the region of Java.
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. Wheat
firm, quiet; seller Sl6s@l so; buyer,
season, Sl.S3. Barley firm and lower
81. .00s@ .02a; seller, season, Sl.00s@
81 .00l; buyer Sl.ll@l.ll1.
Judgment and Order Amrmea.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 30.-The Su,
preme Court to-day affirmed the judg
ment and order of the lower Court given
-. So. ,f I..fapIa..t -, tho 81
Spring Valley Water Works against the
San Mateo Water Works. The pro
ceedings in the case indirectly involves
the controversy between the two corpo.
rations for the right to appropriate pri-
vate property. In the exercise OF that
right the plaintiff sought to condemn
twenty eight acres of land in San Mateo
county, which the defendant claimed to
have already appropriated for public use
in furnishing water to San Mateo county
The san Carlos Indians Inter
view with Agent WILCOX.
Tucson, August 30.-Agent Wilcox,
Of San Carlos Reservation, arrived from
Denver Yesterday, where he went tC
confer with Secretary Teller. He stated
to reporter that the Secretarys policy
was to encourage Indians in the stock
industry and educate their children. II
harmony with this policy Agent WILCOX
would be authorized to purchas cows fol
the San Carlos Indians. Wilcox dis
claims any disagreement between hin
and Gen, Crook, and stated that they
are acting in perfect harmony, and tina
the present arrangement of the militar,
taking control of the police regulations
is proving highly satisfactory. TIL,
Agent has recommended that the return
ed renegades, who are now being ration
ed by tue War Department, be put OF
the usual footing with the other Agency
Indians, and that they be supplied witt
rations by the Agency. He believes il
will make the returned Indians NOR,
content. Agent Wilcox lett this even
ing for Southern California on a specia
commission to investigate matters per
tanning to Indian affairs in that section
Fatal Boiler Explosion.
RosEvmLE, Cal, August 80 The
engine in the barley mill of b. McRae
in this place, exploded this morning a
O'Clock, Instantly killing the engineer
Captain John N Brown, and woundins
Frank Asher and one Mr. Thistlewaite
though not fatally. A wooden building
near by was demolished by the force o
the explosion. The accident wa
caused by lack Of water in the boiler