Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-25
PACIFIC COAST.


SAN FRAxcIsco, Jan. Y.-Rain
began falling this afternoon and comes
down as though 1t meant business to-
night. Reports from the interior show
that It is general throughout the State,
except the extreme southern portion,
towards which IL is extending.
Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, Jan. 24.-Tho following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
ELG Steel, w II Kirk, J X True,
Mrs Annie l. Miller, } II Kircharill Mrs
s Grille, A Fossard, Oakland; X b Dey,
| s A Snyder,G w Prescott. WIG Hughes,
| w B Harrington and wife NJ Edwards,
T. b Wilcox, John Mason, Mrs Nesbitt,
Miss Alice Mansfield, A Redenill, Il X
Brady, G Il Baldwin, San Francisco; G
| Il Murray and wife, Pinal, A T; Mrs G
r Farquar, Globe City. A T; } II Bar
bour, San Jose; s N Dormand, New
Mexico q II Morril, Jr. Boston, M !
Yarpey. Alameda; M 5 Morris, England;
G l. Welt and wife, Sioux City, la; Mrs
Ella NJ Cord, Gel Walter $ Moore, l. ID
Ronguy, Los Angeles; II Hoffman,
Cheyenne; X Il Blow, San Bernardino;
Il Kicker, Berkeley, VI Kimbar, J d
Robb, Santa Clara; John II Seipp, Forest
Hill; J w Edyington and wife, Kings
bury; Mrs NJ 1 Dexter, Stockton;J Dyer,
jackson, Miss; DIR Miller, Seattle, Jas
BROMLEY and wife, England;H b Davis,
Stanislaus Co; s G Adams, Salem; ID X
Stanford, HOLSTER; J Lee, Scotland;
Mrs n Northard, Lake Co.
The stock hoard.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 24.-California
loo; Curry Ia; Mexican ~; Belcher 75c;
Union %; Savage S5c; Bodie D..
Fatal Explosion.
SAN FRAscIsco, January ga metal
explosion occurred this afternoon at
the Risdon Iron Works, by which John
Lyden was killed and Thomas Brady
fatally injured, both laborers. The noise
of the explosion caused temporary
panic in the establishment, being mis-
taken for the bursting Of the boiler.
Investigating the Pilot and Har-
Dor Commissioners.
SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. H.--The Joint
Legislative Committee to examine the
affairs of the Pilot and Harbor Commits
sioners, met here to-day. There was a
large attendance of business men. G. t.
Hopkins, Chairman Of the Committee
of the Board of Trade and Ship
Owners Association, addressed the Com
mittee, strongly denouncing the pilot
monopoly, which was the first question
considered Capt. Travers, one of the
Pilot Commissioners, testified to the
straight conduct of his office.
Death TO Bucks, Geese nnd Quail
SACRAMENTO, January 24-AssEMBLY
-CampbelPs bill, relating to the protec-
ton of game, was finally read a second
time. II allows the iudiscriminate
slaughter of ducks, geese and quail, and
was carried by the farming element.
Indians starving Trouble Feared.
WINNEMUccA, New, Jan. 24.-The
Indians in the northern part of this
county and near the line in Oregon, are
reported in starving condition. The
intensely cold weather prevented them
from hunting and they made little if
any provision for winter. The settlers
are contributing to their support, but it
is feared they will commence killing
stock to keep from starving. Accord.
ing to the census taken under the super
vision of Maj. Powell, government
agent, there are over eight hundred
Piutes in this county and very few of
them are earning a livelihood by work,
This cold weather the government gives
them no annuities and they are wholly
dependent upon their own resources.
Trouble is likely to ensuc unless the
government does something to help feed
them during the winter.