Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-19

will be remem bered by hosts OF our
people as a highly agreeable young
gentleman, and by our politicians
as a tyro candidate who made q
very handsome run for of1ice, Is
paying Los Angeles visit. George
is looking az fine as silk and is re-
ceived with great cordially by his
old friends.
Chief Justice Morrison and Asso-
ciate Justices Mckee, Myrick and
Thornton, of the Supreme Court,
will arrive in Los Angeles this
morning overland from San Fran
co. Ex.Clerk Of the Supreme
Court d. B. Woolfe and Mr.. Thos.
F. O'Conner, Secretary to the Su-
preme Court Judges, are passen-
gers by the same train.
"Prospector'' writes from Oro
Grande that the new mill will be
ready for work on the 10th or Goth
inst. He prohounces the mill one
of the most substantial on the
Coast. Three hundred claims, he
says, ara now on the records and
new finds are made every day.
Well posted miners predict that 1t
will be the richest mining camp
ever struck on the Coast.
The second week Of the union re-
vivaI meeting in the Fort street M.
e. Church opened last evening
with increased interest. Rev. F. D..
Bovard preached an appropriate
sermon. A large number were at
the altar at the close Of the meet.
ing. Sermon this evening by
Rev. M. M. Bovard. Prayer meet
ing at 3 P. NJ.
Rev. A. w. Jackson of New
Hampshire is In the city looking
about with the possible intention
Of re-establishing the Unitarian
Church. He brings letters from
the Unitarian Society of Boston,
by whom, in fact he is sent out.
The people of Santa Barbara have
given him Inducements. Ito locate
there and he will doubtless do 80 if
he does not pitch his tent with us.
David Hughes, whose arrest for
the alleged cutting of D. B. Griffin
on an emigrant car, at the depot,
Saturday night, was noted in Sun
days HERALD, was taken before
City Justice Adams yesterday and
discharged, no complaint having
been entered against him. He and
Griffin, the man with whom he
had the difficulty, continued their
journey to Arizona last evening.
Juan Valdez, last Friday night,
while on his way from Whining.
ton to the Palos Verdes rAnch with
load of fruit. accidentally drove
into q deep barranca which ex-
tended across the road, the fall
breaking his neck. A Frenchman,
who was in the wagon, jumped out
as 1t was going over the bank, thus
saving himself. Valdez was o so.
Der and industrious young man and
was we'll known as fruit.peddler.
He was buried on Sunday.
The entertainment of M. p. Loi.
sesu, at Washington Gardens, was
great success Sunday, aud would
have been notably SO except for a
contretemps brought about by mall
ice. At the climax of one Of the
most interesting tricks of the Sc
ries, dependent upon electricity for
its eclat, some malicious person cut
the connecting wire and made that
special scene n failure. Loiseau is
equal 10 the emergency and will
take precautions which will in.
sure q square dealiu the future.
In our item in regard to the
buildings now being put up by the
railroad company at Deming, New
Mexico, we made the erroneous
staten lent that all the bricks and
lumber used went from Oakland.
while in fact the bricks are nearly
all furnished by Mr.. Tom Goss, Of
this city, and of the lumber, only
the dressed portion goes from the
railroad shops at Oakland, the
rough lumber going from Will
mington, where it arrives by sea
and Is shipped thence to its desti-
nation by rail-.
Mr.. ODair, u mining expert late.
~ from Mazatlan, informs US that
Dr.. Barton is meeting with great
success as q physician at that place.
The Gam erican Doctor" is in great
demand there. Furthermore, the
climate of that section of country
seems to agree perfectly with our
late townsman. What between
his peouniary and hygienic success,
we shartly 'expect to record the
fac. that the Doctor has become as
strong and hearty as a prize fighter
or prize rover. May his genial
and good humored shadow never
be less.
The Pacific Wagon Co. has re-
ceived its first instalIment of farm
and spring wagons over the new
route. They have the finest lot
ever brought to a California mark
ct. You can also find almost any
kind Of gearing you want and
have a wagon put up to suit your
taste, This IL entirely new de.
parture in the business either here
or else where, and marks new era
In the wagon business. The In
genuity and enterprise of the pro-
jectors are coMUendable. The
prices are below anything ever
seen for this first.class work. "The
LudlOw"-Call at the Pacific Wag-
on Company's rooms apd see IT.
Word was received at Police
Headquarters on Sunday morning
that Mrs. Thompson, an old wo.