Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-21

at the meeting OF the Democratic County
Central Committee yesterday: j dt
Barth Shorb, Chairman; Walter D.
Stephenson, Secretary; w. M. Bailey,
d. V. Waldron, j G.. Estudillo, j. w
Broaded, Dir. Joseph Kurt, L. c. Par
rish and j. X. Miller. The resignation
of Victor Montgomery was accepted and
DIR. j. M. Lacy, of Santa Ana, elected in
his stead The school elections through.
out the county occurring on Saturday,
June 3rd, the day for holding the
primary election was changed to Tues
day, June 9th. The resolution of the
Committee fixing the date for holding
the primary election will be found else!
where.
The announcement of Jay Rails Un-
Gle Toms Cabin Company, which opens
at Tutn Verein Hall next Wednesday
evening, will be found elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. This Company has
won reputation second to that of Eo
other dramatic combination now travel
ing. OF it's performance at that city the
New York Herald says: Jay Rails I'm
Gle Toms Cabin, now running at the
Academy of Music. is the very best dra-
matte version of Mrs Stoves great novel
ever presented on the metropolitan
stage. The Company is an excellent one,
the scenic effects fine, and the blood
hounds pursue ELIZA" with an intelli-
gence and effect that is thoroughly dra-
matte.
The monthly meeting Of the Los An
geles County Bee-Keepers' Association
was held at the office of C. N. Wilson
at P. NJ. yesterday. The honey crop
prospects were reported upon as favora-
bic as compared with last year. Some
discussion was had as to certain com.
mission men in San Francisco, who have
been operating in Los Angeles county
honey, and a committee, consisting of
N. Levering and r. Hall was appointed
to draft resolutions in reference to the
matter, to be reported to the Associa-
ton fot action at the next regular
monthly meeting, the third Saturday in
June. The regular routine business
was Translated aud the Association ad-
journed.
We Were pleased to meet in Los An
geles yesterday Frank J. Sullivan, Esq.
who comes down 10 Los Angeles, with
his accomplished BRIDE, to spend por-
ton OF his honeymoon amidst our or
anse groves. Our readers are doubtless
aa couraRt with the details of the brill
tiant festivities which ushered him, q
week o. so ago, in San Francisco, into
the guild of Benedick, the Married
Man. In our frequent visits to San
Francisco we have heard much of the
sterling qualities Of NJ. Sullivan and of
the amiable graces and virtues Of Mrs.
Sullivan, nee Phelan. The groom is a
graduate of Columbia Law School, is a
lawye.. III fine practice in San Francisco,
is universally conceded to possess fine
forensic abilities, is above all things a
square toed Democrat and is one of the
rising young men of this State. We ex-
tend to the happy couple a most co..
dial welcome, and hope that we shall
see them often in semi tropic California
The combination which embraces the
Hon. Charles N. FELTON, and the Messrs.
Scofeld 4 Tevis are engaged just now
in spending some $500, 900 in developing
the Pico oil district. They are now
sinking some fifteen new wells, and we
will just whisper, as secret not to be
divulged lightly, that the company have
lately struck stream of oil, in new
well, which answers to the ''how of Iser
rolling rapidly" to employ the language
of the poet. To get down to the prosaic
reality, the enterprising capitalists who
have the oil question in hand, in Los
Angeles county, have struck it rich
They believe that, when the Pennsyl-
vania oil field has been exhausted, they
will stand in the breach and give the
whole world and the rest of mankind all
the petroleum they need. And we are
heartily glad of it, firstly because it will
give Los Angeles county an eminence
Independent of hes orange groves and
vineyards, and secondly because the
whole enterprisng band who have de-
veioped this local interest are whole
souled and thorough paced gentlemen,
who took big chances and poured out
their money like water before phenom-
email success rewarded their efforts.