Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-18
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
ESPECIAL TO THE s~ENrINEL.i
San Francisco Intelligence.

San Francisco Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, May 17.-Lstest devel-
opments in the case Of Booth, arrested on
the charge Of stealing $4,000 from Miss
Mckay, shows Booths real name to be
Henry Jamison. His family live at Well
ington, New Zealand.
The Treasury Department is informed
that hereafter the tonnage on American
vessels arriving in English ports will be
accepted as appear IN the register.
The French National League voted .
fund be opened in this State for subscrip-
tions to the Gambetta monument in Paris.
There we're 1886 arrivals from Japan
and China the first 4 months OF 1882, and
the same time this year 1868, showing N
enormous decrease of arrivals. The arri-
overland was SAP more thar last year.
Deputy Coroner Specht. accused of an
attempt in taking a bride of $500 from the
Preside Railroad Co., was discharged
from the service.
The charges preferred against the State
Prison Commissioner, appointed by Gov.
Perkins, is denounced by the members Of
the present Commission as q political
intrigue.
1t is announced that the present Board
examining the books Of the Democratic
administration Of the prison, under Gov.
Irwin, discovered that the appropriation
Of $500, 900 for building an addition to the
building did not appear On the books.
A Victoria tB. c. dispatch says that .
furious attack was made by railroad labor
ers on the Chinese workmen, by which
nine Of the Chinese were terribly mangled,
and are dying from their wounds. The
white men attacked the Chinese while they
were N bed, and Is they rushed out OF
their tents dubbed them with pick ham
dies, after which they burned their camp.
The Australian steamer now due will
bring o large quantity OF tin. The market
here 10 already over-stocked. Five hum
bred boxes Of opium ia expected by the
same steamer, and Q similar quantity by
the Chinese steamer, also over due. The
duties on the opium will amount 10 about
$3.50, 900.
The steamer City Of Toxic arrived this
morning. She brings sos, 900 in the treas
ure. and among the passengers the Duke
Of Athole, and about 20 officers Of the
United States Navy. returning home from
the Asiatio squadron.
A special from Washington this morning
announces the appointment Of George
w OsohASy - OtAtBo OoHouk W Jig
Pacific Coast.
A long reply to the letter from Secretary
Folger TO the San Francisco merchants
concludes, citing adulteratsd brands Of
teas: "6hould such teas be imported TO
this port 7 would feel IT my duty to reject
tho same"
The examination Of John 8. Gray was
concluded this morning In the Police
Court. He was held on one additional
charge Of embezzlement and two for for.
gerry, making a charges in all. One
charge each for forgery and embezzlsment
was dismissed. This ends the proceedings
In the Police Court.
Railroad OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TUCSON. A. T., May ia Hermosillo
special says: The Directors Of the Tucson
4 Port Lobos Railroad perfected the local
organization Of the road here yesterday.
Construction from Port Lobos will proba-
bly, be commenced next month. The
Mexican Commissioners pay $4,000 per
mile o. fast a. each mile II completed.
The length Of the road from the guilt to
Tucson ID 1876 miles, over . level country.
The company closed negotiations to-day
for the coal fields running from the Sonora
Railroad across the Yaqui River. The
purchase includes an area Of 2,400, 900
acres OF land. The purchase includes only
the coal. The price 10 -. $50. 900. The
nearest coal developed is within eight
miles Of the Sonora Railroad. The road
will be laid to the Sonora Railroad, and
coal will be shipped to GuAymAs and
north to Arizona. The purchase includes
most Of the coal In Sonora.
The Tucson excursionists were received
At GuAymaa a here with 4 great ovation
band and over 1000 citizens we're 81 the
depot when they left Guaymas for here.