Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-13

the "Sun Kissed Lapd,n being the
owner of a number Of promising
claims near the Total Wreck ant
Empire DISTRICTS.
The resignation of Mr.. George
Gephard, member of the Council
from the Third Ward, was accept.
en- by that body last night and g
vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered to Mr.: Gephard fol
his efficient and disinterested SER
vices to the city during his inoum-
bency of the office. Va ...., .,..s....
We have been requested to state
that the Owl Dramatic Club have
kindly consented to give a repre-.
sentation of IA Widow Hunt" for
the benefit of the Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society come time during the
next two weeks, the evening to be
announced hereafter. The Owls in
this have shown q commendable
spirit. .l.a1 ..a.s - ..,..5 800. ~. 49,.
Sheriff Geo. Morgan, of Clay
county, Kansas, arrived by yester.
days overland train from Sacra-
mento with a requisition for J.. @.
Samuslson, who was arrested in
this city on the 9Th inst. by Chief
Gard. Samuelson ia wanted In
Kansas to answer to several charges
of forgery and embezzlement and
will be taken East via the. South
ern route to-day. "- ''p.' .''-- ~
We are sorry to learn that Mr..
w. J. Linville, while at Pinacarte
q few days since, met with very
painful accident by being thrown
from wagon. The ligaments of
his shoulder were torn and he was
otherwise severely bruised. DR..
Rene, who Is attending him, says
1t will be some time before he has
full use of his arm.--S0n Bernar-
dino Times. -'''.
~ Messrs. w. H. Bishop and J. D.
Strong, of the staff of Harper's
Weekly, arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday and are stopping at the
Pico House. These gentlemen
have been sent out for the purpose
of writing up and making sketches
of prominent object in Southe
California for that journal. They
will spend about ten days In this
county. -
Chief of Police Gard, in his an.
nual report presented to the COun-
oil last night, reports 94s arrests by
the city police for the ten months
from January first to October 31st;
fines collected, $2,89S,75. or the
persons arrested 5 have been sent
to the Insane Asylum, Il to States
Prison and 10 are still 10 Jail await
ing trial before the Superior Court
on various charges of felony. '--.-'
We have received, with the COM
plimepts Of DIR. Waltes Lindley,
The Pacific School and Home
Journal for November. 1t ia a
neatly printed octave and is filed
with matter of interest to, both
teacher and pupil. The principal
ditor is Albert Lyser, with State
Superintendent Campbell and
other prominent educators as as
sistants. -, FL. P. Carlton q Co., San
Francisco, are the publishers.
That live, go. ahead firm, the
Lewis Brothers., of the Half Price
Boot and Shoe store, comes to the
front this morning with q double
column advertisement in which
they announce the closing out sale
of one of the largest and most va.
ried stocks Of boots and shoes ever
opened South of San. Francisco.
Everything new and elegant in
the line of shoe gear for ladies',
gentlemen and children can be
found at their establishment at
prices that, for cheapness, cannot
be equaled anywhere Give them
O call. ~-'-r'-,.' 30. B.
It appears from the present
movements of the engineers OF the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad that the line will he con-
tinued through from Deming, via
Tom bstone, and unite with Benson
and Calabasas above Contention,
thus making a short line across to
the Santa Cruz Valley, and con-
Meeting with both Tucson and
Guaymas by the Arizona South.
ern. 1t is now understood that the
Benson road will be completed to
Contention before the end Of the
present month, which will reduce
the stage ride to about ten miles,
Arisona Star.
Late reports from Sonora are tc
the effect that General Ortiz Is mol
acting with the liberal spirit to-
wards Americans which so much
characterized his predecessor. The
Star has alluded to the course the
Governor has pursued towards the
owners of the Santa Felicita mines
We learn from q reliable source
that he has acted as unjustly to.
wards a number OF other Amerl.
cans, and is making himself very
unpopular not only with foreign
ers, but with his own people. This
is to be regretted. 1t will result ir
much more injury to the Mexican
people than to the Americans, as Il
will keep out the capital and energy
| of the latter. XtQr.