Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-29


We met DR.. Fulton, proprietor o.
the celebrated Sulphur Wells, neal
Norwalk, in this county, in the
city yesterday. The Doctor In
formed us that he proposes to star
next Monday to make tour of al
the mineral springs In this State
so that he may thereby be enabled
to take advantage OF all the I'M
provements he may see in the fu'
ture management of his own pleas
antly conducted sanitarium.
There will be a camp meeting
held at the Bixby Colony, on the
San Gabriel river, two and one.
half miles east of Wilmington, to
begin October 7tb, 1880. There
will be u restaurant and hay yard
on the ground. Persons desiring
to come on the cars will find, on
Saturdays and Sundays, means OF
conveyance from Wilmington to
and from the camp grot9i; fare
twenty-five cents. 80 we are in
formed by r. H. Anon.
We were reliably informed yes
terday that the Pico House will
shortly be recpened by DR.. Girls
void, the lease having been signed
within the last week. DIR. Girls
void is a hotel keeper of large ex-
perience and visited this city last
spring for the purpose of securing
the Pico House; but, owing to the
then pending legal complications,
he was unable to effect satisfactory
With the Pico
and st. Charles both again in oper-
alton our citizens may look forward
to stirring times the coming VIM
ter.
Mr.. Gilbert, Of Los Angeles, has
just returned from prospecting
trip to Bear valley, and has sue
ceeded in bonding rich mine
called the Independent. a shaft is
already down % feet. The vein is
here three feet wide, and pays $50
to $40 per ton. About so feet dis
tant is another old shaft, 20 feet
deep, the ore from which in former
years paid $500 or $400 per ton, but
the shaft was badly constructed
and caved in. 1t is the intention
of the present owners to run a tun.
mel from the 25 foot shaft to the old
shaft, and get into this body of
rich ore. They have fine prospects
and are considerably elated. We
wish them success.-S. B. Times,
Sept. 27.
The Hon. j. ID. Hines, Superior
Judge OF Ventura county, held
court for Judge Sepulveda from
14th to the 2Sth-yes-
terday. During that time he has
earned golden opinions from the
entire bar and all the attaches of
the court. Although he came
amongst US unheralded, as a total
stranger, he has already established
himself in our midst as a model
Judge and a thorough gentleman,
genial and accomplished. Judge
Hines, in addition to giving the
fullest satisfaction while on the
bench, is also hard worker in his
study. He writes all the "fnd-
ings" to cases tried by him, (work
usually done by attorneys) and
furnishes written opinion with
each decision. The Judge will
henceforth at all times be welcome
in our city, and we hope that his
visits may be frequent. He leaves
to-day for his home at San Buena-
ventura.
The Colton Semi. 2ropic of the
25th has the following:
We have it on the best of author
ity that the point of junction be-
tween the Southern Pacific and the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroads has now been definitely
settled upon. 1t 10 at place not
yet named, about nine miles south
of Fort Cummings, or 924 miles
east of the New Mexican line and
$50 miles from Socorro, the pres.
ent passenger terminus of the At
Gibson road. Work OH the latter
road is nearly completed to Fort
Craig, thirty miles this side of So
corro, and the line will soon be
opened to that station. The pres
ent distance between the two roads
so far as the travelling public is
concerned is about 240 miles, but
this is being rapidly lessened, the
Southern Pacific rails having now
reached the New'Mexican line. In
all probability another month will
see the two roads carrying passen-
gers to within $50 miles of each
other.
There will be issued from the
HERALD Office during Fair Week q
daily called the Fair Programme e..
1t will be a four-page paper con-
tanning twenty-four columns, on
every page of which will be read.
ing matter almost exclusively de-
voted to the Fair. A large edition
will be issued daily, at noon, con-
tanning the programme for the day
and other matters of interest. 1t
will be distributed by the Fair
management, and will he an
invaluable medium for ads
vertisiDg, which the mer.
camille community will doubtless
fully appreciate. Business men
will probably agree that at least a
considerable proportion of the prof
its attaching to such u class of en-
terprises should be enjoyed by a
daily paper which, every day in
the year, is doing its level best to
advance the interests of this sec.
tion. To-day, and until the Fair
opens, and during its continuance,
Mr.. T. "A. Templeton will canvass
the business men OF Los Angeles in
the interest of this publication.
The thousands who will be in at
tendance during Fair Week can be
most surely reached by the adver-
tiser in this way,