Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-07-12

| Week W OePuty 6ueEi4 Derry on =
telegram from San Luis ObIspo,
were released from custody on Sat-
urday, the Sheriff having received
word that their father did not In.
tend to prosecute them nor to re-
claim possession Of the horses, one
Of which the girls sold yesterday.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. A. n.
Judson, Of Judson, Gillette 4 Glib
son, while driving with his wife
and little boy, near Evergreen
Cemetery, on the east side Of the
river, was thrown from his buggy
and sustained severe bruises, which
will probably 1conflne him to the
h0use for some time. Mrs. Juds0n
and the child fortunately escaped
unhurt.
Frank Swain, the old expert nil
nsr, having come from his superln.
tendency of Patton q Co.'S Ranch,
where he has harvested II, 900 sacks
Of wheat and 900 sacks of barley,
goes back on Saturday next to the
mines again.. Frank 10 not only q
farmer, but an expert miner, and
before he came here had sunk on
contract two shafts on the Mojave
river - feet. He will take men to
oil contract Of sinking In the
Calico district shaft 100 feet.
A sensational rumor lie gaining
currency In town to the effect that
R. w. Waterman has been lost and
presumably perisbed on the desert.
The mail carrier brings the story
that Mr.. Waterman started out q
few days since on q prospecting
tour, aud that on Wednesday bis
team returned without him aud
shortly after reaching camp both
perished from thiret Mr.. Water.
man has had too much experience
on the desert to be liable to perish
from thirst unless some accident
bad befallen him, and we hope that
q few days will serve 10 fsisify the
rumOr that he has persisted. -&an
Bernardtno Times, JuIy9.
A family jar OF Gypsy co upls
was up before City Justice Adams
for settlement yesterday. There
are two camps Of this race In Los
Angeles and it was alleged by the
complainant that her husband has
bsen In the habit Of visiting the
rival camp, where he not only de-
votes himself to another woman
but gets drunk and on returning to
his own domicile beats her, his le-
Ultimate wife. The matter was
submitted to jury of three
who found the husband not
guilty. Julius Lyons, Esq, ap.
psared for the husband, and, al
though 1t was his first joust 10 the
legal arena, he proved himself an
adept.
6eptimus Hypolite Spencer, Of
the old English and Norman-Eng,
lish families Of Spencer and Sto.
win, Of Yorkshire aud the Isle Of
AxEolme. Is paying Los Angeles q
short visit. ~ point on the line OF
an extensive tour In search OF
health aud the merican heirs Of
the Spencer and Stovin estates.
Our visitor sees much In our sec.
tion to admire and not little to
greatly astonish him. In driving
through Downey valley with Gen.
J. 81. Shields he modified his re-
Gently formed opinion that Cslifor-
MIA has Santa Ana valley match
less. These two California valleys
are now under advisementin order
to decide which Of the two is the
maichlsss valley.
We clip the annexed Item, show
ing the bullion output of Tomb
stone district for the month OF
June, from the Tucson Star Of the
10th inst: Western, $180.0OO 10
round numbers, or about SIC. 900
below the usual average; cause,
mishap ct mill; Grand Central,
$122 900, or q trifls under the pro-
duct reported for Nay; Head Cen
ter, $25. 900, or SIS, 3O2 less than the
May yield; Wilma Consolidated,
$S7 500, or an increase Of $14, 500
over the May output. Tombstone
M. aud M. Co., 1857 $50. which
shows an increase of SAC. $50 over
the output for the month OF May;
Boston Custom Mill, $500
Grand aggregate for the month OF
June, $685., 563, as against $4s2, 1908
for the preceding month. Total
output for quarter ending June 80,
81, Al. 500, or little less than ut
the rate OF $4,000, 00e per annum.
The funeral of the late Porteus
Spence took place from the resis
dence of his father, on Olive street,
on Sunday afternoon. Appropri-
ate religious services were held at
the house. conducted by Rev. e. 8.
Chase, pastor of the Fort street M.
e. Church, and Rev. M. NJ. Boz
ward, President of the University
of Southern California, both OF
whom paid eloquent and just trib.
utes to the worm of the deceased.
The remains were inferred In the
Masonic cemetery and were fol-
lowed to the grave by large con.
course of our moot prominent
oitizene, who thus showed
the esteem In which they
had held the deceased and their
sympathy for his a ffiicted rel9tives.
Messrs. Vail. Torres, Decatur.
Dewey, VogeIstein and Scott, all
young men about the age of de.
ceased and companions during his
lifetime, off1ciated AZ pail bearers.
Messrs. Van Worst, Lsnkershim,
Pironi, Laugstadter, Rose, New.
mark, R.rnpau, Woodworth, Kayss
Lee and Saiano acted as an escort
to the hesrse. Pail bearers and es-
cort were mostly selected from the
Undine Club, of which the de-
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