Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-09

and his movements as 1.-the and
active az those of many man or
the sunny side Of forty.
Mr.. Fred Rimpau arrived from
Sonora yesterday, and while there
he visited Magdalena, Ures, Gu
curpe and other places. He will
return in about fifteen days, &C.
companied by San Francisco par
ties, for the purpose of selling the
San Pedro mine, In Urez district,
of which he owns q half interest.
The sale is to be for $4,000. Mr..
Rimpau has interests in several
mines in Sonora Arizon0 Star.
At the meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors yesterday, Supervisor
Egan offered resolution, which
was adopted, for the refunding of
the Indebtedness of the county,
amounting to $136, 600, in bonds of
$1,000 each, said bonds to run for 20
years and bear interest at the rate
OF 6 per cent. per annum, to be ex-
changed for bonds OF the county
now outstanding at not less than
par and accrued interest at the
date of said exchange.
With the frat of this month a
new time table was put in oper-
alton on the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, by which the actual running
time between Chicago and N ew
York IL reduced to twenty-five and
and a half hours; or, from San
Francisco to New York, to five days
and twentry-three hours. The CAL
ifornia train daily, from Chicago,
will be run via the Fort Wayne and
Pennsylvania line, as "Limited
Express" and will be composed
entirely of Pullman cars.
The celebration of the Chinese
festival of "Kung OAK" will com
mence on the Goth instant and
close on the 23rd. This festival 10
celebrated every three years and
was instituted, we are informed,
by an Intelligent Chinaman, for
the purpose of consolidating or
modifying the evil spirits in be-
half OF all INDECENT dead Cinnamon
whose relations or friends are too
poor or too careless to offer the
sacrif flee usual when Chinaman
shufdss off this mortal coil.
A Virginian friend hands us the
folio wing: After the celebration
at Yorktown, the American citi-
gems thought of Rochambeau and
of all the gallant gentlemen who
gave America her liberty. But
after that we thought Of other
things. We saw before us "A man
who was greater traitor than
Benedict Arnold. We knew from
history that Benedict Arnold
fought bravely as a gentleman but
We have heard from history since
what Europe and America don't
know that when we are older we
find greater traitor than Benedict
Arnold in Malone of Virginia.
All old Angelefios will regret to
learn that Sister Anne, who for
almost twenty-six years past has
been resident Of Los Angeles, on
Monday last left our city for EN-
metsburg, Maryland, via the
Southern route, to spend her re-
years at the Mother House
of her Order. Her career here has
been most useful one aud while
she will be missed by oil classes,
her loss will be especially felt by
the poor and afflicted, to whose in
terests she was at all times ready
to devote herself, no matter what
the. sacrifice of personal comfort
might be. Sister Anne was one
OF the band of five Sisters of Char
ity who arrived in this city in Jan
uary, 1855, and who ut once COM
msnced their mission of mercy by
founding a school and an hospital.
OF these pioneers the only one now
in the city, we helieve,
is Sister Scholastica, Superior of
the Convent School. Sister Anne
carries with her to her new home
the best wishes Of all who knew
her.