Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-04-17
orable gentleman Is paired with q
Republican Senator. Whence this

Republican Senator. Whence this
secrecy and hurried trip to this
Coast? Is the Comstock in need
of his personal supervision? The
Eastern papers announced that MS
objective point was st. Lonis. he
undoubtedly did 60 to st. Louis,
but he did not stop there. The
Hon. James G. is entirely too
marked q person to have an incog-
nito last very long.
We direct the attention Of our
| rea ders to the triple column adver-
tisement of Messrs. Dotter & Brad
ley. This old and reliable house
has just received full line Of fur
niture, carpets, lace curtains.
window blinds, shades and wall
papers of the latest patterns and de-
signs. The stock is the largest
ever brought to Los Angeles and
embraces everything from sub
stantial kitchen furniture to the
most recherche drawing room sets.
Persons desiring anything in their
line should not fail to give them a
call, as their prices are way down.
The first operatic concert of the
Fabbri series will be given at
Turn-Verein Hall tomorrow
(Monday) evening. The pro-
gramme consists OF vocal solos by
Miss Adler, Miss Childs and Mr..
Miller. a duet by Miss Adler and
Mr.. Miller and two piano solos by
Sef1or Espinosa, the entertainment
to conclude with the second act of
Norma, with Miss Childs in the
title role and Miss Adler as Adal-
gisa. Tickets ST., gallery so cents,
reserved seats % cents extra, to be
secured at P. Lazarus's bookstore,
Temple Block, Spring street.
The Pacific Wagon Go. has re-
ceived its fret installment of farm
and spring wagons over the new
route. They have the finest lot
ever brought to q California mark
ct. You can also find almost any
kind of gearing you want and
have wagon put up to suit your
taste. This is entirely new de.
parture in the business either here
or else ewhere, and marks u new era
In the wagon business. The in-
genuity and enterprise of the pro-
jectors are commendable. The
prices are below anything ever
seen for this first. class work. "The
Ludlow"-Calla at the Pacific Wag.
on Company's rooms and see it.
In all probability ere another
year the Huachuca mountains will
be the center of finterest to the min
ing men of Arizona. AS yet, but
poorly and inadequately developed,
the quantity and quality of ore in
sight is acknowledgement convincing
to the observer that only work and
development Is required to bring
the cations Of the Huachuca noun
tains to the front rank in the min.
eral.produciDg region of the coun-
try. I have just concluded gen.
eral tramp through the Gallons,
commencing at Ramsey's aud
winding up here in Montezuma
csiion. Ore in large quantities can
be seen in them all, but Monte
yuma seems to be the magnet of
most ATTRACTION at the present time,
and I am inclined to think that it
is the most worthy of confidence
Corr. of Tombstone Epitaph.
Concerning the marriage OF Mr..
w. G. Gardiner, of San Francisco,
to Miss Julia NJ. Wiseman, Of this
city, which took place in Eureka,
Arkansas, on the Sd inst, We find
the following in the Herald of that
place: And so the "Noted Travel
er" will never more wander the
rugged paths of life alone. Like
the imperfect chrysalis, he has lain
wrapped in seinshness until the
time has come and he emerges full
fiedged into world of light and
shadow. May the shadow rest
lightly upon the brow of the lovely
bride and the sun of happiness
CLEAN across their pathway
throughout the length Of their jour.
ney, and at last gently shine upon
the twin mounds that shall receive
their all of earth, VII lie tn eir spirits
wing their fight into the land that
knows no other notes than those
taught by Love, the god OF matri.
moDial bliss. The affair, as we un'
derstand, is of quite a romantic
turn, and wohld grace a song OF
adorn tale; however, we will mol
tell it now, but wait till their first
quarrel. Among the handsome
presents received were diamonds
opals aud an elegant lady's golt
watch.
The last Legislature passed an
act amendatory of the Penal Code
Of this State, providing that in oil
preliminary examinations , fol
felony, the testimony must be
taken down in writing when de-
manded by defendant, and in othel
cases may be 30 taken down when.
ever deemed necessary by the Jus
tico. For the purpose Of facilitating
such examinations. it providel
that the Justice may appoint {
shorthand reporter, whose fee'
shall be paid out of the County
Treasury on the Ger .ificate Of thu
Justice. By virtue of this law
, City Justice Adams in the case o
the People vs. Espinosa, appointed
Charles j. Fox to report the pro
ceedinge in sh0rthand, which hi
did. Judge Adams certified to th'
bill and ordered its payment ou
, OF the County Treasury. Deputy
!. County Treasurer spence, how
ever, refuses to pay the bill, and OIL
application of Charles J. Fox, I
writ of mandamus has been ISSUED
, by Judge Sepulveda, returnable a
I half.past nine Monday morning, t.
a. a. 4.