Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-10-12

Mr.. w. J. Nicely, Secretary OIL
the Sixth District Agricultural As
ISOLATION, has established his Office
with Superintendent Niles In Bak'
or Block. Persons having business
| to transact will find him at the 10.
cation given until next Saturday
the 18th; after that, at the Fall
grounds.
Three of the filibusterers bel ong
ing to Martinez's band, who were
captured by the Mexican authorl-
ties, have been shot. Martinez
and those captured with him In
this Territory, and now confined OF
Fort Lowell. are to have hearing
some time time this month. They
are in luck to be prisoners under
the United States Government.
Mr.. Eugene Meyer has received
notification from the French Min.
lister Of Foreign Affairs that he has
been appointed Consular Agent for
France at the city of Los Angeles,
with full power to transact all the
business appertaining to that Office.
Mr.. Meyer only awaits the recogni-
ton of the proper American au-
thorities to enter upon the dis
charge Of his official duties.
The steamer Ancon, which sail.
ed from San Francisco on Sunday
morning, is due ct Wilmington
this morning with the following
passengers for Los Angeles: Jno B.
Martin, Frank w. GrOss, z. Sykes,
Mrs. Edwards, F. M. Ryan, Geo.
Drakenfeld, Mrs. Kate Hare, F.
Charbonne and wife, Mise Hobbs,
Miss Gusta Belden, Mrs. Julia
Fisher, M. Kremer, o. Johnson, L.
A. Covarrubias.
The clerks employed in the store
OF Messrs. Dillon & KeneAly, &C.
companied by the City Band, last
night visited the residence Of Mr..
John Kenealy, who returned from
q visit to his old home in Ireland
on Sunday, and welcomed that
gentleman home by q serenade.
The party were invited into the
house, where an hour was pleasant.
ly spent in social converse and in
discussing the many good things,
liquid and solid, set before them by
Mrs. Kenealy. The affair was a
most delightful one and will be
long rem embered by all who par
ticipated.
About 10 o'clock on Sunday night
q Mexican, who lives on Los An
geles street, informed Chief King
that Ramon Sepulveda, few min
utes before, had called man out
Of his house and had nearly sliced
his nose off with knife and that
Sepulveda then fled through q
vineyard in the direction of Will
mington street. Officers Gillis and
Roche were detailed to hunt up
Sepulveda, whom they found on
Wilmington street and took into
custody. He was arraigned before
the Mayor yesterday morning, but,
no one appearing against him, he
was discharged.
Mr.. Ell. Ulyard has returned
from the Ord mining district and
reports that there Is a fair pros.
poet for vigorous working Of the
Stairway mine. arrangements hav-
Ing been made with q Chicago
Company to build a ten stamp
mill. The ore is expected to run
about $50 per ton, and at that rate
will net 50 above the cost Of mill
Ing. 1t Is estimated that fully
500, 900 10 In sight, shaft having
been sunk to depth Of 140 feet and
drifts run in 60 feet. The rock 10
gold bearing, OF the character
known as ''shot gold" A good
supply OF water has been developed
and abundance OF wood can be OBJ
tanned from the mountains.
On Sunday evening, while Mr..
Ralph Dsmorest and his partner
we're sitting in the back room OF
their cigar store, on Con stcial
street, near the old depot, their at
tention was attracted by hearing u
noise in the store. On looking up
Mr.. Dsmorest saw Chipaman
going out with a sack. He gave
chase and the Chinaman, dropping
the sack, started off like quarter
horse. Mr.. Dsmorest, finding that
he could not catch him, cried "Stop
thief" when Mr.. Robert Ingram,
watohman for Perry, Woodwork &
Co.. Joined the chase. Above Also
street Ingram shouted to the Celes-
tial to stop or he would shoot, and
a. there was no slackening Of spet T.
he began to blaze away with hi
70 volvsr. At the second fire the
Chinanan fell hat upon the ground.
The men quickly 0verhauled him
and found beneath his person a
quantity Of plug and other tobacco,
worth at least five dollars. The
fellow had evidently had 1t con.
cealed in his blouse. His falling
was feint to avoid Ingram's bull
lets, as he was in no manner in
jured. He was turned over to the
police and booked as All Sam. Yes
terday morning the Mayor senl
him up for thirty days.