Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1884-10-01


SAN Francisco. Sept. 3O.-The steam.
er Santa Rosa sailed to-day with the
following passengers:
Los Angeles--Mrs A B Hull, J Lusk
and wife. Rev e Birdsall, Mrs Birdsall
and son, Miss A Rogers, Miss + Dunn,
Mrs DR. Wilson. w Corlett, Mrs Corlett,
Miss A Eisen, G. M Adams, wife and
daughter, C K Marks, X Z Paulson, Mrs
K Lealer, Miss L Witherow, Miss
Patrick, Mrs H A Francis, Mrs L
Broughton, Mrs johnson, G. M Hewitt,
L Hsrnett, Miss L Short, G w West,
wife and two children, G A Millard,
wife and child, Mrs w C Rowell, H 4
Hanna, J H Wood, W Little and wife,
C Bacon and wife. } G Foy, H s Will
lisms, w Walsh, e Il Hall, C L Schel-
ling, D M Jones and wife, w @
Coggswell, wife and daughter, II
II Briggs. c Robinson, J s Philips and
wife, X H Bresee, H H Crocker, Mrs C
Eaton, Mis-, L o Ferguson, A L Thiel,
w Thomas. H c Hoffman, L Cohn, w
Silvar, ] Bush, J w Easter, N B Turk,
Mrs Duga and child, w Il Harding and
child, s Don, P Donahue and wife, + A
Broade, Wheesor, 4 Donaldson. ~
San Diego-Dr J II P Paine, Mrs M
X Moore, .LtJ O'Connell, wife and
son, R Davis, Col Ryerson. s Cook, j
Wood, G Fraser, Mrs A Newcomb, Il
Davis and wife, w Fsnton, Mrs Morgan,
Mrs A ] Lucas, f NJ Morgan, wife and
child, s Il Moffett, L Hanna, B F Cham
berlain, Capt McAdams, w v McCon-
nell, Mrs c Maynard, s Norton, M G
Martin.
Passengers seuth and East.
MERGED. CAL, Sept. 30.-FoIlowing
is list of south-bound passengers pass
ing here this evening:
Rev H H Rice, f Shearer, Chas K
Durfee. r Slater, W F Knox, Miss
Belle Knox, Mrs J M Greenleaf, w B
Rinehard, Sacramento; M Jones,
Mrs Daley, Paul Harke, J II Thomp-
son, Jos Weed and daughter, James
Woodwork. r H Davis, Jas Pierpont.
Thos Belle, San francisco; H H Law
renee, Oakland; T B Mcclure, Bessie
Mcclure, Napa; Jeanette Jacks, Mon
terey; J N Waterman, Redding; G W
Lyons, Merced; A s Evans, San Jose;
J Mcdonald, San Rafael; X E Graham,
Chico; N Wagonseller, Ukiah; P L Car
den. Marywille; d 8 Reed, Redding;
G H Crawford, Point Arena; w Fl
Hampton. Davisville; ] l. Larens-
brong, Fresno; w C Scott, Elk Grove;
II H Dobbins, Cslisboga; H P Dunniug.
Walnut Creek; A H Croco. Sonona; r
II Ballagh, San Pablo.
Death Of . Pioneer.
San FRANCISCO, Sept. 3O.--A Tucson
special says: ID. T. Harshaw, veteran
Arizonian, died Of heart disease, at his
home, in the Santa Rita mountains this
morning. He was one OF the best known
men of this Territory, having come here
as Sergeant of Company X, Captain
Nick Davis First Infantry, California
Volunteers. in 1862. He was mustered
out al Fort Craig, Texas, and returned
and resided here, most Of the time since
following the occupation Of miner aud
rancher. He was about go years of age
and o thorough frontiersman. The body
will lie in state in the hall Of Arizona
Pioneers. The First District Court, and
also the County District Court. which
meets here tomorrow. will adjourn out
of respect to the dead.
ConvertIlg . Church Into . Cache
fer PlRnder.
SANTA Cruz, Sept. 30-Baileys Jew
elry store was robbed of 5000 worth
Of jewelry this morning. The robbery
occurred at half past six, while Mr..
Bailey's clerk was at breakfast. The
burglar succeeded in gaining admission
through the rear entrance. A suspic-
ious character was seen shortly after the
robbery was committed going toward
Unity Church. A party went in search
Of him. Most of the valuablss were
found In o basement OF the church in an
old stove. No trace OF the thief.
Fire ON shipbeard.
San FRANcrsco, Sept. 36.-The ship
John Currier, from Liverpool, with o
cargo of coal for Wilmington, California,
arrived here to-day. The Captain re.
ports that on August 9th FIRE was dis
covered in the hold and was not sub
dued until Sept. 9th. Two hundred
and fifty tons Of coal were thrown over
board, and the Captain headed for thil
port under the belief that facilities fol
repairing were better here than ct VIII
mington.
Convention OF Locometive En-
gineers.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.--About foul
hundred members OF the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers arrived to-day
TO attend the regular Annual Conven
ton which opens in this city tomorrow
Many of the members are accompanied
BY their wives and children. 1t is ex
pected that Mayor Bartlett will make Al
address of welcome, Governor Stone
man being unable to be present.
Killed by . wheat wagon.
GLRoy, CAL, Sept. sO.-The ten yea
old son of Mrs. Holback was run owe
and instantly killed by q loaded whea
wagon this afternoon. The deceased wa
riding on the tongue Of the trail wagon
and losing his balance he fell, botl
wheels passing over his neck.
COL I. w. Brooks hands us the fol
low wh,g item, He witnessed the weighiul
Of six watermelons, all from one vim
grown near Riverside, by Adam Prizes
ter, the smallest weighing sixty pound
and the larHest eighty i've pounds.