Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-31

delegates TO the Workingslen s
State Convention LETT ioi S.u.I..
cisco yesterday. The remainder,
we understand, go up to-day.
We learn from the Santa Barbara
Press of the 28th inst. that Judge
Eugene Fawcett will be an inde.
pendent candidate for Superior
Judge of that county at the Septem-
Der election.
The Turn-Verein Germania will
celebrate their 9Th anniversary by
a private picnic for mem bers of the
Society and invited guests, at the
lime kiln, beyond the Arroyo
Seco, on Sunday, June 22i.
The artesian we'll of the S. P. r..
r. Company at Mammoth Tank,
Colorado Desert, is already sunk to
depth of GOO feet, having struck
plenty of salt water. Boring will
be continued, we understand, until
fresh water Is found.
Weare under obligations for COM
plimentary tickets to the annual
picnic of Confidence Engine Com
pany No. 2, which takes place at
the City Gardens, San Pedro street,
on Sunday. The boys have made
every arrangement to give their
guests thoroughly good time.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Young Mems Democratic Club
will be held at the County Court
Court room at O'clock this eve-
ming. Mr.. J. ID. Lynch, editor of
the HERALD, will address the Club
on the issues of the day from the
Democratic standpo int.
We call particular attention to
the advertisement OF sheep for
sale, under the head of "a Great
Bargain.n With the present bright
outlook of the future wool market
this is certainly the most attractive
Investment we have seen offered
for many a day.
See advertisement of country
store for sale. IT is located at the
Ranchito, a thickly settled neigh
borhood, and being the only store
In that section is susceptible Of
being made good paying invest
ment. Mr.. w. j. Brodrick, No. 8
Commercial street, will furnish all
necessary Information.
Attention is directed to the ad.
vertisement Auction Sales This
Day. That veteran auctioneer, e.
w. Noyes, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing will sell lot of horses and
mules at the Temple Street Stables
and at IL O'Clock will continue the
sale of furniture, bedding, etc, at
the Baker Block. Bargains will un-
doubtedly be sold at both places.
On Wednesday night corn
crib belonging to Mr.. e. J. Bald
win, at Ell Monte, containing three
or four thousand bushels of corn,
was destroyed by fire. 1t was un-
doubtedly the work of an incendia-
ry, as Pleasant Byas, a colored man
who lives near the corn-crib, says
that he and his wife saw parties
carrying brush from his fence and
piling it against the crib, prepara-
tory to firing it; but he said and
did nothing. AS lie knew it would
not do for him to interfere.
Some of the Workingmen of this
city, we are credibly informed,
have adopted d new, not to say
novel, way of raising funds to de-
/ iIag lAl penses OF some Of their
delegates o the State Convention.
+ A uetnutr Of the party yesterday
ioai'1d or prominent saloon keep
er and as ,ed him to contribute a
dollar or ONE other sum, towards
paying th, expenses of the trip to
I IEli Frau cisco, at the same time
su,.GH aim that he would lose
/ il1thing " the contribution as 1t
would me back to him in in
creased "a siom. We can hardly
/ tbinG be levy can have been gen.
er3i BOT our informant is prepared
, t0 women OF the above.
Whilst II will probably not be of
Iaay spee al interest to the public
90 large, we will inform those OF
iarr read re- who believe in spiritu-
|uilsiic henomena that a letter
was received yesterday by gen.
uemAn e this city from DR.. SIade,
ths most noted of spiritual medi-
uma a present In San Francisco,