Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-31
THE LATESTl
Special to the HERALD BY the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST
rn.renser. south aaa East.

Passengers south aad East
FRESNO, Oct. 3O.-The following Is a
list OF south.bound passengers passing
here to-day
OATaft and wife, Providence. X |;
II Shipman, Yuma; q w Bowers, A X
Gunnison, WIN Sexton, I c Kay, ID s
Levy, Mrs II Mayes, Mrs Ida Hancock,
G Smith, w Baugh. San Francisco; G w
Filkins, Riverside; ID L Bliss, Carson;
Ellis Hearn, st Helena; Mrs Gibson,
Bodie; John Mardes, G II Crosshead,
Chicago; A II Sommermann, Boston;
MI Il II Brown, Tustin City; Junias u
Funck, San Antonio, Tex; T + Watson,
Belfast; G. w Kennedy aud wife, Ogn;
w II McCremmon. Charles Ross, NJ
Wells, Oakland; l. I A Abais, Whining
ton, Del; A l. Lewis, Anaheim: TSybean,
Sweden; T Currie Gregory, London; A
Messic!s, San Pedro; II McGregory, San
Gabriel.
Passengers by the Orizaba.
SAN FRAScIsco, October 30.--The
following is the list Of passengers per
steamer Orizaba for Los Angeles: Mrs
NJ Il Ames, q Hope and wife, Rev J
| j Murray, Mrs A O Christensen Miss
| Flora Bell, g Bowser. Mrs | w Felt,
Mr. Waller, Mr. Caskin, A Il Jensen, X
s Olsen, Miss c Wilson, Mrs Olsen and
three children, Miss Jameson, William
Priesler, II C Pell, George Compton, w
J Kelley. Il Roberts, J Banning and
wife, + NJ Brophy, Clara Mently.
| II H.. A N
p Ross, + T Chamboret, J 0 Moore,
Anna Cohen, J Russell and wife, A
Steinman, Mrs Wright and daughter,
II Levy, q II Thompson and wife, Col
Winthrop and wife, Mrs Green, 5 b
Moore, Charles Herndon, NJ Spelling. S
Sancho and wife, William knight, $
Mendenhall and wife, Mrs Roller.
The stock BOARD.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Oct 30.- Best and
Belcher, $50; Chollar, 2. 40; Consol.
idated Virginia, 50; Crown Point, |. l5;
Eureka Consolidated, 45O; Gould &
Curry, 90; Hale & Norcross, 2.40;
Mexican, 3 80; Northern Belle, 4. 25;
Ophir, 5.75; Polosi, 90; savage, .95;
Sierra Nevada, 3.95; union 3.75; Yel-
low Jacket, 80
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN FRASoBco Oct. 29.-Wheat,
steady, but quiet; seller. St.7l2@i.732.
Barley, firm and fair; seller, 81 .045;
seller season. 81 02b@si .02z buyer,
season, 81. l5l@sl.l55.
Important Railway Enterprise
Anew Route TO the East.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 30.-Articles of
incorporation of the United States Cen
trail Railroad, capital SIS. .000,0 were
| filed to-day in Denver, Colorado. The
| head business Offices will be in this city.
The rlad will be, when completed, said
the Chief Engineer, Col. Lyman Bridges,
TO On Asspcat - Pre- Representatives,
the most important event to the people
OF California sincs The Central Pacific
| was opened. Amone the shareholders
| are " w. Walker, President OF the ST.
| L1nis and Hannibal Railroad; John
| Sharp, President OF the Utah Central;
Richard King, OF the National Bank OF
Commerce OF New York; John l.. Bev.
eridge, Ex-Governor of Illinois; John c.
Short, President of the American
Finance Company OF New York; d. L.
Garrison and Alvah Mansur, of st.
Louis; l.. Randall and Isaac Cooper, of
Denver, r. H. Mcdonald, Jr,. President
| of the Pacific Bank: A. l.. Binofott, M.
s. Kelly, Charles Kphler aud
A. d. Sharon, of San Francisco,
and other prominent business men and
capitalists OF this Coast aud the East.
! The company is a consolidation Of The
| San Francisco and Ocean Shore, the
California Central and the Denver, Hot
Springs and Pacific Railroad Companies.
The road will be the standard gauge and
run from San Francisco to Denver via
| Santa Cruz, crossing the Southern
Pacific at Mintum, through the foot
hills OF Fresno and Mariposa counties
to the Big Trees and Yosemite, over the
Slerras at the headwaters Of the San
Joaquin river, tapping on the eastern
slope Candelaria, Belleville, Benton,
Aurora and other mining camps,
via Columbus and the Borax Meadows to
Crystal Springs, Nevada. From there
branch line will be run south TO n
junction with the Atlantic Pacific road.
Continuing on from Crystal Springs the
main line will go to Iron Springs,
Utah, from where a second branch line
will be built to Milford, the southern
termluus OF the Utah Central, making
connection with the Union Pacific From
Milford the road runs in an easterly di-
rection via Halls Valley and Morrison
to Denver. II is already located eight
hundred miles east from San Francisco
and two huadred west from Denver, and
will, when completed, be the shortest
route over the easiest grades, between
the two cities. The terniinus in
this city will BIZ on the North Beach,
and should there be nothing to prevent
an entrance to the city it is expected
this now road will prove a formidable
competitor to the Central Pacific. If
the city authorities refuse to give the
company franchise they are prepared
to purchase right of way, the determi-
nation being TO avoid il at all possible,
the necessity of crossing the bay. 1t is
proposed to commence work at both
ends and push on the construction rs
rapidly as men and money can do it.
On receipt of the telegram this afternoon
that articles of incorporation had been
filed meeting of the Board OF Directors
was called, at which w. NJ. Walker, of
the st.. Louis ( Hannibal road, was
elected President, and John Sharp, of
Salt Lake City, and +. I. Wells, Of
Denver, Vice Presidents.
Earthquakes ut Redwood city.
RGpwooD CRY (Cal.), Oct. 3O.--There
were two severe shocks OF earthquake
this morning, at ten minutes past 0
o'clock
Tembior Mt Mission san Jose.
Mission San Jose, Oct. 30.-Quite a
severe shock of earthquake, vibrating
from east to west, was felt here at ten
minutes past o'clock this morning, caus-
ing people to rush from their houses.
More EJectments at Hnnford.
HASFoRD, Cali, Oct. 30.-United
States Marshal Drew arrived on the
train last night with four wagons and
teams, and posse of drivers, for the
purpose of ejecting one or more settlers
from so-called railroad lands. Drew's
instructions in regard to this eviction
were from T. j. Clunie, well-known
lawyer and lumber dealerof Sacram
The tjectment was in favor of one Knox,
said to be as ociated with Mr. Clunie in
the lumber business Two men came
with Marshal Drew to be placed in for
NAL possession of Mr.. CockrelPs land
for Mr., Knox. They are from Sacra-
mento and their names are j, II. Riley
and Edwin McAuliff When asked by
citizen to-day why they engaged in
such disreputable business as to aid in
taking o good citizens home from him
for rich corporation, they replied that