Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-14

son ut Police Headquarters dis.
closed . gold watch and chain and
. small amount Of money. He will
be examined before City Justice
Adams to-day.
At the meeting OF the High
School graduates last Saturday,
the attendance was not large,
but the classes were all represent
ed. A committee was appoint.
ed to draft . constitution, and
meeting for permanent organiza.
ton will be held In the High School
building next Saturday at 2 P. NJ /,
at which 1t Is hoped every alumnus
will be present.
Mr.. John Bixby yesterday paid
ever to Mr.. Joseph Rosenberg, Of
San Francisco, executor Of the es.
tate Of the late Michael Reese,
$l25, 900 for the Rancho Los Ala.
mitos. Mr.. Rosenberg states
that he 10 rapidly disposing of the
Michael Reese estate and dlstribut-
ing the money to the heirs, % re.
quired by the will. He has already
distributed five millions of dollars,
leaving property worth about three
millions more yet to be realized
upon.
The following term trial jury to
serve during the June term, was
impaneled in Judge Sepulveda's
Court yesterday: e. w. Thaxter. A.
Fl. Brown, P. e. Benedict, Wn.
Bedome, P. Tibbits, II. A. Hunter,
D. w. G. Cowen. G. Il. j. White,
J. Banbury Sr., o. P. HEWITT G. G.
Edinger, J. Baubury Jr., G. w.
Foster, G. G. Kellogg, Robt. Cum.
mings, John Whyts, J. G.. Haw.
thorn, G. b. Adams, g.. V. d.
Brand.
s. Il. Bliss, one of the sons OF tho
we'll known firm of A. X. Bliss &
Sons, seedsmen, of New York City,
Ia a resident of Riverside. Last
year he planted large plat of tube
roses as an experiment, and 30 sue.
cessful was the enterprise that this
year he has planted some five acres
and is raising the bulbs for the
New York market on q very large
scale. The plants are looking very
We doubt not that Mr..
Bliss finds the undertaking suf-
ficiently remuneratlve.-h Press and
Horticultural.
The following case Of chicken.
extraordinary is reported
by the Riverside Press: Mrs. G. w.
is engaged in a small way
In the chicken business. Some
time since while placing the eggs
under setting hen che accidentiy
broke hole in the side of one Of
them. Not wishing to lose the
egg she-woman fashion-patched
up the broken shell with q piece Of
court plaster, took out an accident
policy on the future OF the egg and
contents, and put the egg under
the hen. In due course of time q
chick came fourth from that iden-
tical egg, apparently sound In both
body and mind, with the exception
ofbeiug little cross.eyed and hav.
Ing no teeth.
We have received q copy of the
ILLUSTRATED Los ANGELES HER.
AID, published and edited Ivy Mr.. J.
D. Lynch. 1t Ia an octave of six.
teen pages, is printed on paper of
quality and contains en-.
of the city Of Los Angeles
In 1857 and 1881. 60 large as to ex-
tend over two pages-forming a |
contrast notable and wonderful and
showing a marvellous progress for
such q short time. The residence |
Of Mr.. L. ]. Rose, "Sunny Slope"
In the San Gabriel valley, forms |
the frontispiece. affording an excel.
lent view, with the balDy and |
tropical aspect peculiar to this sec
tiOn. 1t likewise contains other
views OF various beautiful resi-.
dences and business ediflces and q
map of parts OF Los Angeles, San
and San Diego coun.
ties and the adjacent islands. The
articles are able and |
show that the author has exercised |
care in their production. Taking
the ILLUSTRATED HERALD for all |
In all, 1t Is work that will do
much good to Los Angeles county |
as we'll ~ Southern California vt |
large. Mr.. Lynch, in undertaking
this publication, has merited the
applause and patronage of tho PEG.
Pile of Los Angeles, and We rejoice
to learn that the fret three days
after the arrival of the work three
thousand copies were sold and that
the demand continues to the num-
Der of hundreds daily.-La Gaeeta.