Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-07-14
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

4u0re are ti8uV Voeseio - pEoscut
dlscharging cargoes of lumber In
the harbor Of Wilmington.
The appeal case OF Hunt, con.
voted Of the murder of officer Gil.
lie. lie on the Supreme Court oalen-
dsr for August 9th proximo.
Mics Hortenss Sacriste and Mise
Agnes Wilson left To-day for q
months recreation at Fort TETON.
We wish the ladies bon voyage.
We acknowledge pleasant call
from DR.. J. T. Jeffries. Of Texas.
who arrived 10 Los Angeles yester-
day. He 10 stopping at the Cosmo-
politan.
Baron Gudenus and Count K.
Moyos, of Austria, arrived In Los
Angeles by the Southern route last
evening and are guests &C the Cos.
mopolitan.
Ida G. Keller, aged 8 years.
youngest daughter OF the late
Matthew Keller, died at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. Thomas Leaby yester.
day morning.
Confidence Engine Company No.
2 have Engaged fourteen passenger
coaches and two locomotives for
their grand family picnic to Santa
Monica next sunday.
A ball will be given by the School
Trustees Of Santa Monica, at the
Santa Monica hotel tonight, to
raise funds to purchase an organ
for the school Of that place.
Mr.. o. H. Bliss yesterday re.
csived an order by telegraph from
81 Paso, Texas, for a car load Of
potatoes and one Of barley, to be
shipped at his earliest conven-
fence.
VIM. Monlon was up before JUS
tics Fisher yesterday on the charge
Of taking trout with seine la the
Arrovo Seco, which IL prohibited
by the game laws. The hearing
has been set for 10 4. NJ. next Tues.
day.
It will be seen, by advertisement
elsew here, that the members Of
Confidence Engine Company have
been ordered to assem- BILE ut their
headquarters, In full uniform, ct
1880 r. n to join In the dsmoD-
station over the taking OF the Bass
tile.
A letter mailed In San Bernardo.
no for Riverside on June 2Sth
reached that place on July 9th,
having made the journey 10 the re-
arkxbly short time of twelve
days, aud having Travelled Ut the
| wonderful speed of u mile day
on an average. Talk about rapid
transit after this feali-1Smes.
Arrived at Wilmington. July
18th, schooner Sparkling Sea,
Thompson, master, three days
from San Francisco, with 1870, 200
feet Of lum Der for 8. P. r. II. %.
Sailed, July 18th, schooner Marlhs
w. Tuft, johnson, master, tu bal
last for Hutnsme; bsrkentine
Melsncthon, Hansen. master, IN
ballast for Columbia river.
| Col. Chalmers SCOTT, who has re
turned from making q preliminary
survey for a railroad from Yuma t.
Port Isabel on the Gulf Of Califor-
ma, thinks, Beecher and the Bible
revisors having abolished hell, thai
those thsologians who must have 9
hot place for sinners, should adop
that part of the Colorado desert be
low Yuma.
Yesterday Mr.. Kester, Of the Sal
Fernando ranch, found 1t necessar,
to discharge a Spaulard employe,
, by him as harvest hand. NJ
, suoner had he done 30 than thu
rest OF the Spaniards stopped wort
, and refused to resume until thei
) com patriot was r+iDstated. Not
withstandIng the fact that all worl
had to be stopped. Mr.. Kester re
fused to be bulI.dozed and yesteT
day afternoon came into the city t.
hire . new force Of harvesters.
Uncle Billy Sands who, when b
does 60 fishing 10 one of the Dos
Izaak Waltons of this county, re
quests US to state that the an
nouncemsnt that be has latel,
been vexinQ the waters Of tbs Sal
Gabriel csfiun with hook and lin
10 o mistake. He has been apply
ling himself steadily to work, an
lsays the honor Of landing those Is
= trout, the other day, must be d
|vided up betw the Messrs. @. 3
Miles, D. Gavitt, Charles Lips An
Jerry Newell.
r The consolidated report Of publ
Il property shipped by James "
= Dunn, Qusrtermastsr's Agent 9
Z, Los Ang eIes, during the fscal yes
ending June 80. 1881, comprise
I OO9 a29 pounds Of forage, 1926 an
:. N ais and ~, 405 pounds Of vegets
~ hles. The current year the ehil
ments will Just double these col
sHierAble figures. Last year thel
was q total Ut over Two thousan
tons. requiring over two hundre
freight cars TO move 1t. This yes
!. 1t least four hundred cars will b
required to transport governmer
freight alone.
Mr.. Waterman, who was 10 Ii
Angeles yesterday, and who NO
: only did not dieNof heat, hunge
and thirst IN the Desert but
II brimful of health aud hope, hi
received from Eastern parties Q
offer Of two and = half millions
: dollars for bis mine. II IL said
be wonderful silver deposit, an
Iif IL passes into the hands Of heav
!. Eastern ospitAIlsts We may loo
n tor an era Of exceptional develop
81 Unanf Mr. Wafarmnnya nina