Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-18

l
Dominguez, the victim Of Baldo-
nado's knife, is in fair way to he
around again in u few days.
The people of Santa Barbara are
to have a horticultural Fair on
the 2Sth and 29th of October.
Twelve bars of bullion passed
through Wells, Fargo G. Co.'s Office
in this city yesterday from Ari-
iona.
Mr.. J. Il. Burke, OF Los Nietos,
will this year clear about $4,000
from his forty acres planted in wal.
nuts.
Mr.. +. J. Gilmore Las contributed
q baby carriage for a prize for the
handsou.est baby at the coming
Fair.
In our advertising columns this
morning will be found an assess
ment notice of the Blue Light
Mining Company.
Col. John T. Godfrey is off on a
short paseo to the up.country, in
furtherance of his congressional
aspirations.
Only four tents are still standing
at old Santa Monica. The early
Fall weather has scared the camp
ers to their homes.
The raisin grape manufacturers
complain Of the foggy nights and
express fears that the curing pro-
cess will be interfered with.
An unusually numerous and
flourishing Hancock and English
club has been formed In the Ciene-
ga precinct, so Mr. Benedict in.
forms us.
| Mr.. Denuison of the Continental
Oil and Transportation Company.
reports the bursting of u large tank
of the fluid at his store-rooms in
this city. yesterday.
A branch of the Irish Land
League, pursuant to advertisement
elsewhere, will be organized in
Military Hall on Sunday, the 10Th
inst, at 1880 p. NJ.
Some astonishingly rich speci-
mems of silver ore were brought
into Los Angeles yesterday from
the neighbofhood of the Silver
King mine, in Arlz) ma.
A fine instance of the lion lying
down with the lamb is to be found
lin the fact that, In the Monte the
Democratic and Republican clubs
hold their meetings in the same
hall.
The Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Societies will this year keep
separate money accounts, the
former exhibiting at Agricultural
Park and the latter at the Pa
vilion.
| We yesterday saw multltudes OF
candidates who looked as If moth.
ing would please them so we'll as
the privilege of clipping the ears
of the fabricators of the new coun-
ty Government bill.
Mr.. T. +. Stanton and wife re-
turned yesterday from their we'd
ding trip to Santa Barbara, where
they have been spending the last
} two or three weeks. The groom is
looking the picture of health and
happiness.
Some of the quid nuncs are be.
ginning TO express the opinion
that the Revenue bill passed by
the late Legislature will share the
same fate as the County Govern
ment bill, at the hands of the SUI
preme Court.
Very few OF our people are aware
of the favorable developments
which ara taking place In the San
chez mine, Mojave district. Mr.
Noel lately took up to San Fran
cisco seven tons of ore from thi
mine, which yielded $l700 net.
Mr.. Charles II. Park bids fair t.
establish a corner In walnuts II
this county. He has already pur
, chased $4,000 pounds and will
ltake all that offer at easy rates
There IL more money In Englis
walnuts than is generally thought
Mr.. Dillon has received dis
patch from his partner. Mr.. job
Kenealy, dated at New York, an
Informing him that tho latter ha
}. reached that city, safe and sount
on his return from his EurOpea
trip. He may be expected in Lie
Angeles shortly.
i The Los Angeles officers hav
challenged a corresponding nun
Der of officers from the San Be
nardipo company to compete wit
them In shooting. Captain Coy
ington and Lieuts. Kier and Mu
n ply will accommodate them.-Sp
Bernardino Times.
= Judge Hines yesterday marie
70 Mr.. VIM. L. Borden to Miss MAI
n e. Hewitt, in open court. declinir
to receive q fee for the ceremon
p. as the people paid him . salar
~ This ID q custom which Will be DO
III ored far oftsner In the breach tbs
In the observance.