Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-10
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
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ton Association reports the continuation
of an unusually large immigration to Cali
fornia. There is q rush Of immigrants TO
the Government lands in the great valley
known az Upper Salinas Valley, midway
between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
This tract has heretofore remained unset
tied through lack of railroad communities
ton. II is believed to be one of the best
fruit regions in California. Charles Crock
er says the Southern Pacific Railroad will
u regular overland trains through this
valley within Is months.
A large corps Of engineers are now sur
veying and locating along the line Of the
Shasta County, which is now being pushed
working south.
San Francisco Intelligence.
SAN FRANoIsco, June 9.-Lieut.-Col.
Bryant OF the Eighth Infantry, com
mander at Angel Island, received a COM
mand yesterday ordering him to Benicia
to await trial on the charges preferred
against him. Major Bart assumed com
mand Of the post.
Ex-Minister Pierrepont Of New York
has been visiting Salt Lake the past few
days. Yesterday be was the guest Of John
Taylor.
Don Marco A. Soto, President Of Hon.
duras. will address a joint meeting of the
Board Of Trade and Chamber Of Com
merce on Thursday next, OF the advan-
tages OF the trade Of San Francisco with
Honduras.
A Big Contract Contaminated.
QAn EplrcrcCo Irua q Gao m Dr11-
man, President Of the Pullman Palace Car
Company, left San Francisco to-day for his
home in Chicago, having contaminated .
long-term contract with the Central Pacific
and Southern Pacific Railroad Companies
and leased lines, whereby, commencing the
LIST proximO, the Pullman company as
sumes the management Of the entire sleep
ing. parlor and dining car service over the
whole system of the above companies,
which in time must result in a superior
through-car service between California and
the Eastern States.
No News From Crook.
TUCSON. juno 9.-The Stars special from
Hermosillo, Sonora, says there is no news
from Gen. Crook. A courier, just arrived
from near where Garcia and Torres had
their fight in the Sierra Madres, confirms
the report that the Apsches have scattered
and are trying to get away from the troops.
Small bands arc reported in the noun
tains, trying to work their way north.
Gen. Topetes says he does not place any
credenoe in the reported fights between
Crook and the Indians. He does not
think Crook is in any danger.
Railroad Matters.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.-W. B. E. Dali,
agent for the Michigan Central Railroad.
has received . dispatch stating that from
June 10 through car service will be via
the Canadian Southern division. No
through cars will be run over the Great
Western Railroad. The fast express will
leave Chicago at 4:30 P. M. and arrive in
New York 1T 9 P. NJ. The Atlantic express
will leave at 8 P. M. and arrive in New
York at 7 A. NJ. Passengers by this line
have the privilege Of going via Niagara
Falls.
Matters at seattle.
SAN Francisco, June 8.-The Typo
graphical Union Of Seattle has raised the
price Of composition to so cents per / 1000.
The Central school property Of four lots
has been sold for $50, 900. With the pro-
ceeds the Directors Of the district will
purchase two blocks for school rposes
One in the north Ind n in the south
part Of the city. A $25 900 school build
ing will be erected this season.
Investigation Of . Bribery Case.
Ban FRAScIsoo. June 9.-The charge Of
bribery against Joseph F. Evans. special
agent Of the Treasury, was investigated by
Gen. Spaulding, and not sustained by the
evidence. II was charged that Evans re-
ceived . bride Of 81. 900 from four China
men, for the release from the Government
Of the custody Of $40, 600 worth Of opium,
seized last April for . violation Of the
treaty prohibiting the importation OF
opium by Chinese into the United States.
John Cook Found Dead.
TUCSON. June o. Yesterday John Cook,
. stone mason, was found dead. shot
through the body. It was first supposed
to be suicide, but upon investigation IL
was found impossible, from the nature Of
the wound and the distance Of the gun
from the body. for deceased to have fred
the shot. The whole affair ID shrouded In
mystery.
Chief Moses Going to Warrington.
PORTLAND. June s.-Chief Moses and
Of his sub-chiefs will leave Monday,
with some officers to be appointed by the
Commander. for Washington
confer with the authorities relative to
pay for lands ON the reservation now occu-
pied by whites. They will 60 by the N. P.
Death Of Judge Sullivan.
PORTLAND, June "a Colfax, w. T..
'pecial says: While making an argument
n Court, in the case Of the Territory W