Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-09

ciat COnCurr1ng OplnlOns Oulel
Justice Morrison toox no part In
the decision, not having heard the
argument.
The identity Of Charles r. John.
son having been settled in favor Of
our towusmap, we congratulate
Mr.. Pacheco on having done O
graceful aud acceptable thing. Mr..
johnson will make an efficient Of
ficer. His predecessor, Mr.. james,
after an unsullied official career,
retires from office with tho esteem
Of our whole people.
Mr.. T. A. Darling, who has been
up in the mountains for a week,
speaks in terms Of confidence OF
the Sllverado mines. In the Blue
Light mine especially, it has been
demonstrated beyond cavil that
there is vast body of rich ore. 1t
is underst ood to be rebelliOus ore,
hard TO work, but as the assays
which have been made run all the
way from S63 to $6O0 per ton, there
is O wide margin for profit, even
the cost of working the ore is
greater than oydinary.-Andhet7s
Gazette.
Deputy Sheriff Huber returned
from Sau Francisco yesterday.
bringing with him I. Gvstrom, who
is wanted here to answer charge
of enbszzlement. 1t appears that
Gostrom, ho was then Captain of u
schooner, IN October, 1879, was en-
trusted with cargo Of barley,
shipped by Mr.. Morrison, OF VIII
mington, which he was to sell at
San Francisco and remit the pro-
ceeds TO Mr. Morrison. He sold the
barley, but, instead Of remittine
the amount received, he levanted
and Kept out of the way until few
days ago, when he was captured
by the San francisco police. His
preliminary examination will take
place tomorrow.
We clip the annexed notice of
the death of Mrs. Harriet L Glenn,
whe was Il slater of Councilman
Bliss, of this city, from late num-
Der of the Quincy, Illinois, Wing:
"Mrs. Harriet l.. Glenn, wife of
Capt. John G. Glenn, died Sunday
afternoon, aged 81 years. She was
born ia Walbraham, Mass., in
1878. her father, Capt. Pliny Bliss.
removing to Cincinnati iu 1915,
where she remained until 1859,
when she came to Quincy. She
was member of the old Presbyte-
rian church, aud upon Its dismem-
berment united with the First
Union Congregational, of which
she was consistent member. She
was most estimable lady, and had
the warm friendship of large cir
Gle of acquaintances." ;f-
A canvass OF this city and coun.
ty for resident directory will be
begun by Messrs. Leonard and
in few days. We un-
derstand that great many fea.
lures entirely foreign yet decided
iy valuable will be embodied In
the book. The names of, and the
of acres of land owned by,
farmers and: all other adult citi-
zeps will appear under their prop
er address and occupation. In
addition to general directory of
the residents the work will contain
a classified lat of the professional,
and mechanical citi-
zeils of this city, as well as care-
fully arranged index to secret, be-
aud miscellaneous socie-
ties. Such book would be inval-
liable.
Mr.. d. Harbaugh, wife and party
are stopping at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. Mr.. Harbaugh is the
Cashier OF the Palace Hotel, San
His father, Mr..
Springer Harbsugh was, before the
panic of 1873, the head of the
largest rail-lnsking rolling mill in
The United States. His son, as u
result Of the remarkable financial
convulsiou of that time, came to
the Pacific Coast to make his way
In the world on his personal mer-
its. We are glad TO say that he |
has succeeded brilliantly. No one
who has ever frequented d the Palace
Hotel can have failed to carry
away agreeable memories Of the
courtesy. business promptitude and
bon hon,naie of its Cashior. We
heartily hope that our old-time
LOwnsman will have pleasant eX-
periences during his stay in Los
The Los Angeles Guards turned |
out in full uniform last night and,
accompanied by the City Band,
Captain Darcy In bonor
Of his reelection to the command
Df the company. The party were |
invited into the house by the Cap
tain and partook of q sumptuous
prepared by Mrs. Darcy.
While discussing the repast, con-
speeches were made
by Lieutenant Stephenson, Judge
Lawlor aud Othsrs, to which ap
replies we're returned by
Captain Darcy. The serenade WAS
u graceful tributs on the part Of the
company TO their Captain and was
highly appreciated by him. Ga
their way back to their armory the
Guards favored the HERALD office
with serenade, for which we re-
turn our thanks.
COURT REPORTS.