Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-11

lIv exceed that arising from th
VINEYARD, large as this last un
deubtedly IL. The vineyard, how
ever, has the advantage that ther
Is only a delay Of three years De
fore some return Is realized.
The !"cold snap' appears to ex
tend we'll to the eastsalong the lin
of railroad. At Benson, Arizona
on the morning of the 9th the mer
cury indicated two degrees abov'
zero, and on the 9th one, at
O'Clock in the morning. 1t wa
cold enough for ice to form all day
on Sunday, SO people whose indulg
ence ran that way were treated
with ice water to drink without
being obliged to import the frOzer
article. Further east the cold Wal
very intense and snow had faller
at DemiDg.
Last Saturday evening the
officers of Pomona Lodge No. 246
10. o. F., were installed by Grand
Master PiersoD, assisted by the
following officers: A. M. Lawrence,
G.. NJ; M. Burt, G. W.; N. Burritt
g. s.; J. Fl. Goodhue. G.. T.; ]. H
Logan, q. I. g. The officers in.
stalled were: M. G.. Rogers, N. g.
A. II. Currier, ". g.; T. Mercer, r.
s.; l.. Alexander, T.; J. M. Fears
W.; J. r. Garthside. c.; NJ. Bur.
rill, r. 8. N. G.; J. G.. Reed. l.. 8.
N. g.; II. Emo, r. 3. V. g.; r
Eads, L. s. v. g.; J. MaIott, X. s.
3. s.; Geo. LaymaU, l.. 8. s.; }
Eagan, l. G.
There was an emotion of sur.
prise, to say nothing Of profound
grief, when the immemorial
"drunk and disorderly" found that
the old stereotyped fine Of IS. had
been advanced to 50. Under the
old. regime he had just
time TO get new pair OF shoes at
the city's expense, stop In the
Hotel de Thompson over Sunday
and hear u vague rumOr that ome.
thing like chain gang was In ex.
istence. Under Justice Ada mss
administration OF our city's police
affairs, however, he has experi-
enced rude awakening that may
mako him q better rs well as a
wiser citizen.
We clip the annexed notice Of
the sale OF an Arizona mine, in
which our townsmen, Judge Peel
and Mr.. NJ II Kimball, were part
owner. from the Tom bstone Mug.
act, OF ii,e 9th Instant: "Mr. Tier.
ney has purchased from Messis.
Peel & Klmball the Josephine
mine, situated in the Chiricahua
mountains, and said to be the finest
prospect in Southern Arizona. The
bargain was closed yes terday. We
have not been informed as to the
exact price paid, but understand 1t
WAS between twenty and thirty
thousand dollars-part cash and the
balance on short time, aud is the
best figure we have heard OF. From
the groupings this claim shows u
large deposit OF very high grade ore
and Mr.. Tierney will put a large
force to work on it Immediately.
Messrs. Peel & Kimball were not
only the brokers in the case but co.
OWNERS with joe Frietsch and
Owen Lynch. We are Informed
that the same firm have several
other large trades on hand which
they expect soon to bs cUusum.
mated"
A couple of years ago the HER.
AID gave an account of a search
for hidden treasure in this city, the
whereabouts of which had bsen
communicated by an inmate of the
States Prison. Among the search.
ers was Walter Salter Manning. u
sometime Angelefi,, afterwards
known to fame as a member Of the
Gulf of California Oyster
Canning Company, original.
ed by Archibald B. Nc
Caw, who had also been resi-.
dent OF Los Angeles, figuring here
IS q Puts aud Calls broker. The
searchers delved for several.nights
in the neighborhood of the Catho-
lie cemetery without finding any
thing and were finally arrested by
the Chief Of Police (Harris, we
believe) as suspicious charsct ers.
1t appears that tho searching fever
has again broken out, the new
sesrchers having derived their in.
formation from u source similar to
that of the first party-a sometime
States Prison bird, who departed
this life some years ago, but who,
before starting for that undiscov-
cred country from whose bourne no
traveller returns, communicated
the secret of the hidden treasure to
u pard. This time, however, the
locality OF the cache was changed
to the eastern bank Of the Los An.
geles river where, last Saturday, q
party was seen turning over the
earth as though they expected to
strike 1t rich, but who, like their
predecessors in the same field,
were doomed to disappointment,
the only difference being that they
were not subjected to arrest as sus-
picious characters.