Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-19
THE LATEST f!
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.


FRESNO, May lS.-The following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Justin Speyer, Harrisburg; Geo +
Volkman, John Coffee. j B Hume, San
Francisco; S G Lines, San Bernardino;
James Noel, Los Angeles; John Daggett
and family, Calico; Miss Alice Daggett,
Ashland, Or; X Johnson, Mexia, Tex;
Geo w Arbaugh. Yreka, Gala; Il IL
Gibbs, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs A Hol-
bridge, Alameda. Cali James Sullivan,
New York.
san Frncisc0 News Varieties.
SAN Francisco, May lS.-The Me-
vada Dock Company are about to con-
struct wheat warehouse at Port Costa
230O feet long, 1856 wide and % high,
costing $3.50, 900. with capacity OF a
hundred Thousand tous,
Subscriptions so far for the new Ro-
man Catholic Cathedral are S55, 900.
The Archbishop refuses to commence
the construction until the subscriptions
cover the cost of the land.
The California Iron and Steel Com
pany will start new blast furnace for
the Hotaling Placer Company to-mor-
row. The buildings will be of iron,
with the latest improvements. The
company have on hand 1000 cords of
wood, 300, 900 bushels of charcoal and
S006 tons of iron ore.
Judge Sawyer has granted an order
for new trial, without costs, on writ
of error, in the case of George Curtis,
second mate of the ''Gatherer." who is
serving a sentence of six years in San
Quentin for beating and wounding
sailors.
Governor McCOok-Whnt General
Crook said Americans In
sonora.
SAN FRANcIsCo, May lS.-Gen. f. NJ.
McCook, Ex-Governor of Colorado, who
returned from Sonora and Lower Cali.
fornia yesterday, left last evening for
New York. General McCoob was in
Mexico during General Crooks pursuit
of the hostile Apaches. He met General
Crock and found that officer to be of
the opinion that no more cavalry should
be used in warfare with the Indians in
the mountains of Mexico. Gen. Crook
expressed the belief that the Indian
scouts in his command would prove n
source of great benefit in this fight and,
in consequence, that the hostile Apaches
would be routed from their strongholds,
and be made an end of. Governor Me
Cook said that Americans were gather
| ing in Sonora iu considerable numbers,
and friendly relations are springing up
between them and the natives.
County Aid to Prosecute n Debris
suit.
MARysyILLE, May lS.-The Super.
visors of Yuba county to-day made an
appropriation of 1900 to aid the pros
ecution of the debris suit of Woodruff
VS.. The North Bloomfield and other
mining companies. The appropriation
was made on the ground that county
property is endangered by the continual
hydraulic mining on the Nuba river.
Another FruitIcss Meeting
STOCKTON, May lS.-The Railroad
Commissioners held a session in the
rooms OF the Board of Trade to-day, but
as no one appeared to make complaints
against the railroad companies, they ad
journed without transacting any bust
ness.
The New Gold Fields at Muiege
Conductor shot.
Tucson, May lS.--A Star special
from Guaymas says The schooner
Rambler left Guaymas to-day fol-
Mulege, with all the freight and passen-
gers She could carry, bound for the new
gold fields. A great many miners are in
town waiting a chance to sail to the
place. A company in Guaymas has
been organized under the name of the
Sonora Mining Co.. and then left to.
day on the Rambler. The gold already
exhibited assays twenty-three carets
fine, instead OF seventeen aud one half
as previously reported.
Dick Tabler, a conductor on the
Southern Pacific railreal, was shot and