Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-15
Now that old Dofia EulalIa Perez

de CULLEN Is dead, and no mistake
little incident of an interview
will not come amiss. About thre,
years ago, when the old lady, by
the chronology of the San Gabrie
mission, was about one hundred
and forty. one years of age, we
formed one of a party who paid hel
visit. The cork Of a half bottle
of Roederer was yanked out, and 9
beaker of the foamipg champagne
was rendered to the old patriarch.
ess. She grasped it with alacrity
and drained it to the last sparkling
crystal. Smacking her lips, she
renewed her sewing and was heard
audibly muttering "bueno." On 0
second glass being rendered her
she declined with the significanl
word, "bastante.n Old Eulalis
held to the doctrine, in her old age
that enough is as good as feast.
From the Santa Ana Times of the
18th inst, we CLEAN the following
with regard to work on the mines
in the Santiago Canon: The Blue
Light Mining Company is taking
out one hundred tons Of ore, which
they will ship soon. Hill & Co
have put up building near theil
mine and are ready to begin work
on the Fairview mine at once
This mineral belt is located fol
about two and one.half miles i,
length by about one mile in width
with three well defined veins run
ming parallel to each other. The
upper vein or lode is very ricl
where shown on the Grayback and
Blue Light mines.
The preparations going OH for the
erection of the Hellman and Mas.
carel Block caunot make the ladies
insensible TO the attractions of the
dry goods emporium of our friend
Charley Prayer, on Commercial
street. They know that they can
always find there the latest novel.
ties in feminine attire and the
most polite and painstaking atten-
ton, as well as very moderate
prices, and, consequently, they GO
to Pagers. 1t will repay any OF
our lady readers to give Prayer q
call. Some OF the bargains attain
able there now are really nonpareil
and eau only be realized by a per-
sonal inspection.
About half past six O'Clock yes
terday evening flames were OBJ
served shooting up to heighth of
three feet on the roof of the Baker
Block. Night watchman Stearns
was promptly on hand. He at
once proceeded to put out the fire.
1t is supposed to have originated
from a brazier carelessly left by
one of the workmen on the tin
roof. The whole incident occupied
80 short time, and the fire was
so rapidly, that our
invincible Fire Department did
not even have an opportunity to
get up an alarm.
Attention is directed to the
double column advertisement of
the Messrs. Dunsmoor Bros., who
have just opened full stock of
gentiemen's ami boys clothing,
furnishing goods and underwear.
Their stock is all of the latest
styles, both in material aud make
up and, having been bought for
cash, will be sold at bottom prices.
They call especial attention to their
of broadcloth and dag
onal coats, which are nonpareil
both as to style and prices. Their
store is in the Mott building, near
the Post Office.
The Rifle Team, whose names we
announced few days ago, have
adopted the name "Osceola"
and organized by the election
of the following officers: Captain,
]. J. Carrillo; Assistant Captain,
d. Mahlstedt; Secretary, w. G.
Johnson; Treasurer, William Abb
bot. Grounds have been selected
by u committee appointed for the
purpose, and the targets are being
made. The Team will commence
practice on Sunday next.
A quite lively row took place at
the Cincinnati Chop House be-
tween five and six o'clock last eve
ming, between customer who want
ed to run the restaurant and the
landlord. Officer Sands arrest
ed the belligerent customer
and, assisted by Chief Harris,
him to the lookup.
In making the arrests Sands
thumb was severely bitten. The
restaurant keeper was also arrested.
Both will have q hearing before
Judge Peel this morning.
Anaheim was we'll supplied with
for delegates to the Con-
Convention on Thurs
day evening. Messrs. Howard and
Stephens, Democratic candidates,
were in the town on business aud
Messrs. Thompson, Evey and West,
joint Workingmen's and Farmers
addressed meeting OF
Workingmen. They were followed
by Judge Lind'ey, independent, on
Industrial Education.
The "Plug Ugly" Brigade met at
Mike Collins's saloon yesterday af-
ternoon and reelected the follow
ing officers: Major.General, Dave
Main; Colonel, George Deaver;
Lieutenant-Colonel, Joshua Tai
bott, Major, George Kirsch. Sew
eral new members were enrolled
after which the Brigade adjourned,
subject to the call of M. II. Collins,
Secretary.
Our friend Winter, at the Impor.