Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-03
Edward Greenleaf. who died from il

eight miles east OF una, last tuesday,
an account of which was published in
Thursdays HERALD, was buried at
Santa Ana yesterday. He leaves wife
and child to mourn his sudden death.
Hon. j. F. Knapp, late Speaker of
the Arizona Legislature, arrived in Los
Angeles Thursday, to meet his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Knapp, of Port Mad
ison, Iowa, who have lately got here
from the East. After inspecting the
Los Angeles and San Gabriel valleys,
the party will go up to San Francisco.
Mr.. S. A. Tuttle and few other
lucky gentleman of our acquain tance,
are interested in a mine in the San
Gabriel range, from which specimens
extraordinarily rich in silver are taken,
some of the ore going as high as 81 to
the pound. The fact is that the air is
thickly laden with rumors of numerous
rich finds in the immediate neighbor-
hood of Los Angeles.
On the 18th of July Miss Mamie Perry
will leave for Italy, to enter upon a
three years course of vocal training.
The whole community will watch her
progress with great interest and pride.
They are justified in expecting phenom-
enal results from a young lady whose
natural gifts are so pronounced, who has
already made such marked advances in
her divine art and who is actuated by
the spirit of excelsior.
In the City Court yesterday John Jen-
kins and Thomas Roney, charged with
vagrancy, were sent to the chain gang
for nine days each. Cypriano Leon,
drunk and disorderly, got fifteen days.
Mary Teresa Mcdowell, convicted of dis
orderly conduct, was fined Sl2, which
she paid. All Gu, arrested on complaint
of Joseph Bridges for disturbing the
peace, pleaded not guilty. In default
of $50 bail he was committed for trial at
10 A. NJ. to-day.
Rev. j. M. Buehler, of San Francisco,
whose bronchial troubles induced him to
spend few weeks in this climate, will,
we learn, soon be able to return to his
charge. AT the urgent request of per-
sonal friends and many Lutherans who
desire to see a church of their denomi-
nation in this city, Rev. Mr.. Buehler
will preach during his brief stay. The
services will be held at Leck's Hall, No.
1873 Main street, in the German Ian
guage, beginning next Sunday at 1890
A. NJ.
We are indebted to Mr.. Lewis E.
Kent, census marshal, for the following
figures of the census of the Santa Ana
district, just completed by him: Number
of children under II years of age, 524;
number of children under years, l56;
number of boys between the ages of 5
and II years, 1853; number of girls be.
tween the ages of 5 and II years, 200.
Births during the year: Boys, 10; girls,
l5. By the above census this district
will be entitled to six teachers and up
wards of $1,000. 1t strikes US that the
number of births is rather small for the
period medtioned. Santa Ana Herald.
The public should bear the fact in
mind that the Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety proposes to give Calico Ball on
the evening of July 4th Great prepar-
ations are ON foot to make it a grand
affair. The festivals which have been
given under their auspices hitherto have
been great successes, both from the
standpoint of the enjoyment of the
participants and the alienation of the
poor, whose welfare has been so kindly
remembered by these energetic and
charitable ladies. Our whole people
should cordially cooperate to make the
Forthcoming Calico Ball the most signal
success of the kind ever chronicled in
Los Angeles.
We have received census bulletin No.
2S2, showing for the several States and
Territories of the United States the
number of persons, the area in square
miles, the number of families, the num-
ber of persons, of families and of dwell
ings, to the square mile, the number OF
acres to person and to a family, and
the number of persons to dwelling and
to family, as shown by the census OF
1880. According to this report Cali
fornia has population of S64,694; area
in square miles, $500; number of fam,
lilies, III, sos; dwellings, l6l ,037; per.
sons to square mile, 5.54 families to a
square mile, LA; dwellings to square
mile, LOB; acres to person, 1886
acres to family, 562.3S; persons to q
dwelling 5.37; persons to family, 4.S7