Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-02-03
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Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
I.a.srngers south and East

FRESNO, Feb. 2.-The following is a
list OF south bound passengers passing
here to-day:
Z II B Chamblin, Riverside; w A
McFarlane, Chas Bennett. San Bernar-
dino; Geo II Maxwell. Jas + Lewis, C
F Lmith, N G Ribbed, $ A Morse, San
Francisco; A A Green, S NJ Stevens, st
Louis; Chas Davis, El paso; X c Broder,
New; L W Foster, wife and two CHI
dren, Montana; VIM Milne and wife,
Adelaide, s Aus; VIM Robertson and
wife, London, Eng; Jos Henry, Sacra-
mento; Carl Patterson, J A Monahan,
Oakland; q M Meehan, jackson, Cal;
Geo Barrett, Winnemucca; Mrs J N
Farwell and two daughters, Aurora.
The Legislature.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 2.-AssEMnLY--A
bill was introduced by Starke to create
the county Of Los AlamoS by cutting off
part of Santa Barbara county.
The Labor Statistic Bureau bill was
finally passed.
=. Adjourned.
The Steamer Tacoma AshOre-The
Crew all saved.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA press
dispatch from Portland says the steamer
Tacoma, the Central Pacific Railroad
Company's collier from Tacoma for San
francisco, with thirty-fve hundred tons
of coal, went ashore at 0 p. NJ. January
Goth, four miles north Of Umpqua Riyer.
The Captain and six men landed yester
day. The tug Sol Thomas went to her
yesterday but could not get the crew off
on account Of the heavy sea. She was
broken in two amidships with both
steam and bow under water. She is
living about three hundred yards from
shore. The Captain has sent here for
tngs and life boats.
An Empire City press dispatch says:
Chas H. Wells, OF San Francisco, agent
of the steamer Tacoma, who was on
board when she went ashore. arrived
here this afternoon. He reports all
hands ashore, except six men at dark
last night, and thinks they were landed
soon after, as they had line ashore at
dark.
A dispatch to the Merchants Ex-
change says that all on board were
saved, including Mr.. Steinberger, agent
of the Company at Tacoma, who was a
passenger.
The Tacoma was q new ship just
arrived here from Philadelphia and was
on her first trip. The cause of the dis.
aster is unknown.
Bunker Arrested.
SAN FpANelsco Feb. 2-Charles d..
Bunker Commissioner of Immigration, q
State appointive office, was arrested to.
night on three warrants, each charging
him with felony in appropriations to
his own uses, sums collected as the fees
of his office, and due the State, to an
aggregation of $4,000. Bunker
furnished bail in $4,000 His office has
recently been the subject of investiga-
ton by a Legislative Committee.
Bunker and his friends claim that full
investigation will show that there has
been no misappropriation.
The stock Board.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. g. Califor-
mia, 20; Day, 40; Currency IL; Mexi-
can, %; 0phir 2a; Union, %; Nevada.
81; Eurka, lot; Best, 81; Overman, Is;
Belcher, so; Utah, X; Belle. %; Bullion
so; Savage, 1t; Bodic, u; Mono, 10.
sale Of Arizona Mines.
CLIFTON, A. T., Feb. 2.-The Old Do
minion Company at Globe have pur-
chased several groups of mines adjoin.
ing the Metcalfe groupe, about five
miles from this place, The price paid
by the purchasers was S300,000. They
will Immediately erect two smelters.
BY this purchase the fourth great com.
pany comes into this district.