Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-12
LOCAL E6.

Francisco by the steamer Ancon or
Sunday.
A half interest in the Spring
street bakery is offered for sale In
our New To-Doy.
The thirty.one tramps arrested
by the police on Saturday, were up
before Judge Peel yesterday. De.
cision reserved till to-day.
The Lodge of Good TempIars al
Ell Monte, instituted last Friday,
was organized on Saturday evening
with thirty.three charter men,
bers.
Attention is directed to the adj
vertisement of the Merchants
money exchange and loan Office of
r. b. de Bare, which appears un-
der New To-Day.
Copies OF the new City Charter
and ordinances can be purchase d
from the City Clerk for SO cents
each, instead of one dollar as pre-
viously announced.
Preliminary steps for holding a
Worlds Fair In New York in 1889
the centennial year of the adop-
tion of the Constitution Of the
| United States-have already been
taken in New York.
We are under obligations for
complimentary tickets to u social
ball to be given at the Pacific
Hotel, November 3Oth. The fol-
lowing well known gentlemen are
the floor COMMITTEES: Messrs. J.
Lockwood, J. Fl. Martin, N. Knick-
erbocker.
Major Ross, Chairman of the
peoples mass meeting, has ap-
pointed the following Executive
Committee to select places at
which to hold the ward mass meet
ings tomorrow Wednesday, eve.
ming: Charles Prayer, 1. w. Lord,
J. NJ. Griffith. w. II. Workman,
ID. Botiller.
Col. Joseph u. Crawford, Con-
sultiug Engineer to the Kaitkashi
Chowan of the Japanese Govern
ment, went up to San Francisco by
the steamer Ancon on Sunday. He
sails for Japan by the steamer
Gaelic on the 10th. We join with
his many friends here IN wishing
him bon voyage.
Recent arrivals from the Me-
Crackin mine cOrroborate all pre-
vIous reports that there is pure ore
enough in the mine to last for
years. The buoks of the company
are said to show receipts of nearly
$S02, 600 worth of bullion; and a dis
bursement that by no means satis-
fies many stockholders. An en-
tireIy new set Of officers were re-
Gently elected. An assessment is
now in course of collection, that
will raise $50, 200 for settling out
standing indebtedness, and for re-
sumption of work in u msthodical
manner. There is good reason for
believing that work will soon be
resumed in the mine, and shortly
after at the mill.-Sen tinel.
Mr.. Kimble, who lives some dis.
tance out of town, a short time age
took compassion on a tramp and
gave him q home. The other day
during the absence Of the family
the tramp, to show his gratitude
for the kindness shown him, stole
Mrs. Kimble's gold watch anG
chain and a revolver and made off
Mr.. Kimble secured the aid OF Off
Ger Rose and pursued the thief. A
; Santa Monica they learned that ht
had pawned the pistol and ex
changed the watch for another a
that place and had continued hi
flight to Wilmington where he wa
captured by Officer Rose and Mr.
Kimble. He wag hrQught up Il
this city last evening and commit
! ted to Jail to await examination.
n 1t is remarkable that the field @
!, sugar cane on the Redondo rancl
7 has lived through the summe
d without irrigation, and has eve
made something of crop. Prio
, to the heavy rains in August, waite
7 was scarce and needed for irrigat
ing crops and the cane was neglect
% ed. Canes have been brought i
here from that same field, four o
five feet long, Of the usual diamete
r. and quite juicy. A sorghum mi
9 from New York was taken ou
there last year, butarrived too lat
for making anything but "pant
Cha" or the common brown suga
of Sonora, In cakes. and resemblin
maple sugar. The present crol
light as it Is, Is to be crushed an
boiled down this season, as an e>
. periment.-Arisoaa Sentinel
The Observation-Disclosures nun
/. Der of the North american Rcvie
contains the following article
"The Government of the Unite
States,h by FIX Governor Horat
. Sev~, HNft stems OF Olense ut
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IN aa7" uy At 9.1 Diplomatist; ~
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WlUan tla In, Elk Preside
ItHs .neg of Public Par
". & .H A.Is Iho Public Health
L. EIish Harris VI. D., Preside
O. lbr a american bile Health
sc scciatinr; 'f-ssin1ism In the Min
Nj te lit EaH,u,y' ~ Rev. Samr
Osroud Il. = "Aui ipathy to t
Ne .r5, by anr Parton; "T
NJ En- peior y iGn q nd Christia
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