Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-15

aud men scarce. This is q good
place for tramps, If they want 10
Work.-SQn Bernardin0 Times.
Mr.. AL. Workman, who has
1900 acres of wheat In the San Fer
nando valley, informs Us that, If
the present weather continues, the
prospect for fine average yield
throughout the San Fernando val
ley was never better and the quail.
ty, he thinks, II no unfavorabIe
change takes place In the weather,
will surpass that Of last year.
The new advertisement Of Mr.. II.
SIegel, of the Arcade, will be found
elsewhere, His stock embraces, as
will be seen on perusAl Of the ad.
vertisement, q full assortment Of
ill that is new and nobby In the
line of gentlemen's furnishing
goods, which will be sold at prices
that defy competition. Mr.. Siegel
also makes a speciality Of making
shirts to order, his Arcade shirt for
perfection Of lit and excellence of
material having no equal on the
Pacific Coast. Call and examine
his stock.
Mr.. D. Mahlstedt, Of the Phila.
delphla Brewery, yesterday ship
ped six barrels of beer to Ell Paso,
Texas. He informs Us that his
first shipment to that point con-
sisted of one keg, as sample. He
then received an order for two
kegs, his beer gradually growing
in favor until now, and for some
weeks past, he ships twelve barrels
per week. He also makes two
shi ipments each week to points In
New Mexico. He thinks that with
fair rates Of freight, he will not
only be able to retain the trade al.
ready established, but to increase
II largely.
From the following, which we
clip from the Tucson Star Of the
18th inst, it will be seen that our
som etime townsman and brother
quill is now q recognized mining
sharp: Mr.. w. w. Creighton re.
turned last night from Oro Blanco
district, where he has been for the
past few months experimenting
developments on the Dictator and
other mines. The shaft on the
Dictator is down Is fee, all in
good ore, and q contract has been
let to push developments still fur
ther. Mr.. Creighton was very ia.
v0rably impressed with Oro Blanco
az mining district, and is of the
opinion that before long 1t will be
the scene Of great mining activity.
Justice Fisher was engaged near.
ly all day yesterday In the trial
of u civil action brought by w.
Packer for the recovery of $l0O
from DR.. Kirkpatrick, which be
testified that he paid to DR.. Kirk.
patrick for the purpose Of procuF-
Ing an abortion on the person of
Dora Schaefer. The case Was
tried before q jury, which, last
evening, brought in o verdict for
the defendant. Dora Schaeffer, 1t
will be remem bered, Is the party
who made an information before
City Justice Adams charging DR..
kirkpatrick with having commit.
ted the crime mentioned above
but who, when the case came up
for examination, refused to testify
on the ground that she would
thereby eliminate herself.
DR.. Winston yesterday showed
us the result of an assay by Mr..
Fred Linde OF some rock from the
mine recently discovered by
Messrs. Abbott and Sharp in the
San Gabriel Csfion. The ore as.
sayed is what Is known as "ruby"
silver and yields at the rate of
$724O per ton. The discoverers
have sunk ten feet, the ledge
widening as they 60 down and
showing every sign of perma-
nence. The new mine is located
about 25 miles from this city and
one mile above the Winston mine.
What with the Soledad mines, de-
scribed else where In this MORNINGS
issue, the rich prospects in the San
Gabriel Canon and the district in
the neighborhood Of "Old Baldy,n
Los Angeles bids fair to become a
yerv imDOrtaDt mining center.