Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-26
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PACIFIC COAST.
l,asse myers by the Aneon.

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Passengers by the Aneen.
The following is the list Of passenger
per steamer Ancon for Los Angeles:
8 Chaplin, A M Stephens, J o Nal
len, + d Myers, II Muller, Il Muller, W
B Hellings, Mrs f Wightman, Miss ]
Saylor, Miss Webb, A 4 Rogers, o A
Hobst, I Wallace. J Bierse, G Hense, /
Bordo, A Greenebaum, G Laux, Jr., "
d Wilson, D B Milliken, N Ivanovitch
w T Den, Mrs A Loyal, Mrs A A Gam
BILE, Nellie McAllister, Mrs j NJ Beck
ley, Mrs b 4 Frazer, Mrs Martin, MI
Willis Masters and wife. G w Bryant
T r Hoffer, J Klein, W V Wood, + S
Wensinger. G P Deyoe, c r Marsh, G X
Perry, Mrs Grinaldo. J b Barkhardt,
Lankford, Capt f Reechman and wife,
J O'Keefe, L Jacoby, w p Nicholson,
Mrs Arbuckle, Mrs Winters, Mrs
Michaels, DR. A Shepperd and wife, Mrs
NJ + Coffen, Miss Inez Gotten, Il r
johnson, f Bullick, C A Randall. Il H
Dana, Il A Warner, A NJ Ellsworth, A
Bateman, G w French, II N Otis, J c
Streeter, L w Roberts, Pedro Mesa,
Luis Luis, Mrs C Y Deyoe, Mrs G r
Marsh, Miss Maude Johson, Y Serano,
] Serano, r Serane, K Nordoldt. L X
Ferris, Brooks, Mrs Ferris, A Schro-
der, w b Dodson, J G Gaffagaw, L @
Tibbetts, g p Thurston, j w Vanness,
G w Harvey, Miss c Morgan. Miss
Morgan, Mrs Lemaire, W s Stitt, j d
Fry, JEFF Smith, II s Benham, CIV G
Rowell and wife, A Mccarthy, M M
Poole. e Hurning, Geo Fl Sweet, H
Casetti and wife, j Kuhrts. b w Black,
NJ Santee, Il r Arbuckle, o c Baldy, p
s Mozart, j j Willer, Mr. Boshon and
wife, C Shay, Geo + Cox, J r Backett,
Mr. McMullen, d CARAT, J w Rosen-
stock, b Corade, ] + Antisell, G Chris.
man, C L Riddle.
For San Diego-Tony Bellini, d Il
Dillon, Geo D Haven and wife, C Mar
tin, G. Zeh, ] II Mcdonald, Joseph Ora
ham, Mrs VIM A Leaver, ID Flynn, 2 G
Cohn, Plunket.
Dinner 10 bishop Riordan.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 25.-A dinner
was given to Bishop Riordan, the new
Coadjutor, by Joseph A. Donahoe, this
evening. Among the guests were. Judge
Sawyer, of the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Hoffman. Of the United
States District Court, Governor Stone
man and Mayor Bartlett.
Suits TO Recover Railroad Taxes.
San Francisco, Feb. 25.-Suit has
been commenced by special counsel for
the State against the Central Pacific
Railroad, to recover $50, AGO taxes due
for 1888, and o proportionate amount to
each county according to the respective
assessments levied upon the portions OF
the road operated In them. Similar
suits have been brought against the
Southern Pacific Railroad, the Northern
Railway, the California Pacific Railway,
the San Pablo and Tulare Railroad and
the Stockton and Copperopolis.
Meeting to Raise Funds for Ohio
Flood sufferers.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 25.-A meeting
OF the directors of the Board OF Trade
and the Chamber of Commerce, presided
over by Mayor Bartlett, was held this
afternoon to raise funds for the benefit
of sufferers by the Ohio floods. A
committee of prominent citizens was
appointed to receive subscriptions.
Anti-Chiaese Decision by judge
sawyer.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 25.--An opinion
has been rendered. in the Circuit Court by
Judge Sawyer in the case of Long Yick
Oen, the Chinese habeas corpus petition
er. 1t virtually decides that all China
men arriving here without Custom
House certificate and who had left this
country between the passage of the Re-
striction act OF May 6, 1882. and the
dato upon which it went into effect,
August 6, 1882, are unlawfully in this
country. The case in question was
originally brought in the District Court,
where similar decision had been rem
dered. The petitioner was remanded.
McKusick Waking Up-Mails Com.
Ing on the AncOn.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb. 25.-Temporary
arrangements have been made by the
postoiiice authorities in this city for the
proper dispatch of mails for the counties
of San Diego. Los Angelhs. San Luis
Opispo and Santa Barbara. The recent
washouts having blockaded the ordina-
ry channels. eight days mail was dis
patched to-day ON the steamer Ancon.
For the next two days mails for the
points named will be sent via Denver,
albuquerque and Deming. 1t will then
be allowed to accumulate until the de-
parture of the steamer Queen OF the Pa
citic for southern coast ports on Satur-
day next. This plan will be maintained
until regular communication Is restored
The stock Hoard.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 25.-Best &
Belcher, S2.70; Chollar, $3.50; Crown
Point, Sl.l5; Eureka Con., S3.75; Gould
& Curry, Sl.94; Hale & Norcross, 50. 55;
Mexican, 81. 60; Northern Belle, =; Ophir,
SI.50; Potosi, .35; Savage, Soc; Sierra
Nevada, $500; Union Consolidated,
s3.l5; Yellow jacket. S2.70.
wheat and Barley Market.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 25.-Whea,
steady but dull; seller, sl.52@Sl.52li
buyer. season, sl.6sGsl .63i. Barley,
steady and fair; seller, season, .S7is
81 buyer, .9Ss@. "a.
Bound for Ceur d'Alene.
SALT LAKE, Feb. 25.-During this
past four days the Denver and Rio
Grande has brought over 300 people
from Colorado whose point of destina
tion is the Ceur d'Alene gold fields. On
Friday 1873 passengers let over the Utah
Northern, Saturday l25, Sunday l6;
and this morning over one hundred.
Another Pioneer Gone.
MERGED, Gala, Feb. 25.-H. A
Bloss, California pioneer, died here
this afternoon, after short illness.
sale of the Northwest News
PORTLAND, Or, Feb. 25.-A bill Of
sale was filed yesterday, in the Office o.
the County Clerk, of everything hereto
fore belonging to the Northpest Netr.
Printing and Publishing Company, te
Nathan Cole, Sr., of st. Louis, Mo. The
consideration Of sale was the cancelline
Of three mortgages held by the elder
Cole against the paper. amount ting tf