Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-10
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PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, June 9.-The following is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
ES Burt, Chicago; c b Garrett. Mrs
Jones and son, Kinsella, j D Shipp,
San Francisco; RM Milliken, Oakland;
8 Lightner, Riverside; 9 Il Huber, China;
Edmond Danks, Lavel, France; II Bar
entz, Stockton; q W'Peachy and daugh-
ter, Misses Carrie and Alice Keller, II L
Myers John Hyland. Los Angeles; N G
Carter San Gabriel; A / SImonds. Beal
Springs; J z Thompson, Mexico; J A
Hopkins, Napa; II Belknap, Tucson;
Joseph Brown, San Bernardino; A L
Devils, Portland, Or; Miss NJ AcAdams,
New York; II Buchner. Minneapolis; |
G George, San Jose; G w Simonton,
Vallejo.
A Great Immigration Movement.
SAY FgaNclsen, lima a.-The Tmmi.
grafton Association reports a continue
ton Of an unusually large immigration
to California. There is a rush Of immi-
grants to the Government lands in the
great Upper Salinas Valley, between
San Francisco and Los Angeles. This
tract has heretofore remained unsettled
through lack OF railroad communication,
and is believed to be one of the best
fruit regions of California. Charles
Crocker says the Southern Pacific Rail.
road will run regular overland trains
through this valley within fifteen
months. A large corps Of engineers is
now surveying and locating the route.
Many immigrants are also locating along
the line OF the Oregon Branch OF the
Central Pacific in Shasta county, now be-
ing pushed through to connect with the
Oregon road now working south.
Continued success Of the Thomas
Orchestra.
y SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.--rhe large
; t.eadmees at the opening Thomas's
| festival concert has been steadily main
tanned. Last evening the pavilion was
again filled as IL was also ut the matinee
this afternoon, but the enthusiasm man.
ifested WIS less rapturous. This WAS
probably due to the fact that the
audience knows that, under no ciroum.
stances, will Thomas permit an encore.
To do so, he maintains, would not only
be an injustice to the members of the
orchestra, who have quite enough to do,
but would also disjoint the harmony in
the arrangement OF his programme. The
great bulk of the audience at to-day's
matinee was composed OF ladies. They
rendered tho warmest reception to Miss
Thursby and to Mrs. Cole, of New
York, who each sang a solo, the former
IA eavatina una voca POGO Fla" from
Rossini's Barbiere, the hitter simple
ballad Strauss waltz, the blue
Danube was vigorously applauded.
The matinee terminated with suite
from Berlio2s Damnation of Faust.
Tonight's is the largest audience yet
assembled. The evening is devoted en-.
tirely to Wagner. Opinions differ as to
why Wagner's works should draw so
large number 1t must be remembered
that it is not alone the works of Wagner
that act as the loadstone, but the man
ner in which the works are rendered.
No great enthusiasm was at any time
expressed, but the fa.t that the large
audience waited until the programme
was entirely through may be construed
as evidence OF the pleasure experienced
in the manner in which this most difii-
cult music was interpreted,
The results up to tonight go TO show
that the concerts will prove a large
financial success.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 0. Best and
Belcher. 81; Chellar, $50, Consoli.
dated Va, 70; Crown Point Ito;
Eureka Con, 800; Gould 4 Curry, LOO;
Hale h Norcross, $50; Mexican, 4.90;
N. Belle, 100; Ophir, 800; Potosi,
So; Savage, 2,75; Sierra Nevada, 81;
Union, $50; Yellow Jacket, 4.75. q
Another Case of SuustrOke.
! NEVADA Cry (Cal.). June 9.-oieorge
Rogers, Is year.old boy, was sun
struck to-day while walking into town
from the ranch where he was working.
He had severe hemorrahage at the
nose and mouth, He will recover.
ARrny in a saloon Masonic Tenn
pie Corner stone Laid.
STOCKTON (Cal J, June .. w. j. Cal
lahan, II painter and recent arrival from
San Francisco, tonight approached Dis
trict Attorney s. A. Booker in saloon
and remark ed that he was Id chit.
The words led to a row and Booker
stabbed Callahan in the right breast, the
knife striking the collar bone and in-
fiicting flesh wound, No arrests.
The corner stone OF the new Masonic
Temple of this city was laid to-day by
the Grand Lodge of Masons OF Califor-
mia. The attendance was large md the
ceremonies were impressive.
san Joaquin Democracy.
STOCKTON, CAL, June 9-Resolutions
adopted this afternoon by the Democratic
County Committee and read this even
ing at the Anti-Monopoly Convention
recite the railroad planks of the San
Jose Convention and the pledges of the
Railroad Commissioners to make mate.
rial reductions in fares aud freights;
declare that Carpenter and Humphreys
have not done anything to reduce
charges or abate discrimination, and
have proved recreant to the trust and
confidence reposed in them by the peo-
Pile; resolve that the Democracy of San
Joaquin county will use every legitimate
means to have the solemn pledges given
by the San Jose Convention faithfully
kept; that the Democracy of San
joaquin county demand of the Railroad
Commissioners that they keep the
pledges made to secure their election, OF
resign; that copy of these resolutions
be sent to every Democratic County
Committee in the State.