Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-06-27

his wounds, but up to last night, though
in precarious condition, he was still
alive.
Yesterday we had the pleasure of q
call from Mr.. Richard Melrose, of the
Anaheim Gazette, Mr. Melrose informs
us that the Anaheim people are making
preparations for big time on the
Fourth of July. A special train is in
contemplation, so that those of us desir-
ing to seek rural shades on the nations
anniversary may have an opportunity Of
doing so.
Yesterday we had the pleasure of a
call from our friend Mr.. S. j. Mayo, AS
sistant Superintendent of the California
Southern Railroad, who is on flying
visit to his family. Mr.. Mayo reports
that the work of laying track on the
road has been suspended because of lack
of rails. The underwriters have almost
given up the two ships laden with rails,
which sailed from the Falkland Islands
for San Diego several months ago, but
another vessel is expected shortly with
a supply of rails; on her arrival work
will be resumed and prosecuted rapidly.
Cases were disposed of by City Justice
Adams as follows yesterday. John
Remick, disturbing the peace Fined
SIS, which he paid. John B. Field, who
spends about two-thirds of his time in
the chain-gang was up on the old charge
of drunk, and got thirty days. Henry
Ross, drunk and disorderly, got nine
days. Peter Miller, for fighting, went
up for twelve days. Jesus Gonzales,
charged with petty larceny, pleaded not
guilty. Case set for trial at p NJ. to-
day. All Jim and Peter Miller were ar
raignod OH tie charge of disturbing the
peace. They pleaded not guilty and de-
manded separate trial by jury. Cases
set for Wednesday next at 2P. NJ.
The Kimball Mansion last night was
the scene of the gayest assemblage that
Los Angeles has seen for long while,
gathered there to celebrate the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Myron II.
kimball, who twenty-five years ago
pledged their troth and who, since that
tine, have passed the years in a happy
unity of thought and interests, rarely
found in this work-a-day world. At an
early hour the guests began to arrive,
all laden with silver gifts, reminders of
the happy anniversary, and ere long the
spacious parlors of the Kimball man.
sion were filed with the elite and fash
ion of the city and vicinity, many hay
ing come from the country to tender
their congratulations. A sumptuous
supper was served at midnight, after
which dancing was resumed and enjoyed
until the lengthening hours warned the
happy throng that it was time to de-
part.
Hon. II. c. Role, Superior Judge of
San Bernardino county, presiding in
Judge Towards Court, yesterday made
the following order in the case of the
Anaheim Water Company ct al VS.. the
Cajon Irrigation Company ct al:
"Plaintiifs in the above entitled action
allowed until Thursday, June Goth, to
file counter atfidavits on the motion to
dissolysNthe temporary injunction here
tofore made, and said motion to dissolve
is continued until Friday, June 30, at 10
A. NJ. And, meantime, and until such
motion be determined, it is ordered
that the injunction heretofore granted
in this cause be so modified that the de
PENDANTS shall continue to use the water
by diverting it as they are now doing at
the division box at the head of the Cajon
ditch; that the volume of water which
now flows into their ditch at that point
be allowed to continue so to flow as the
same flows without further change in
the box; that the remainder of water
flow down the river and from this re-
mainder the Yorbas and the Anaheim
Company take their share.