Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-20


BernardiHo. Owing to the nom
arrival of rails the work of track
laying has been suspended until
the expected vessel gets in. Mean
time line of stages has been put
ON between San Bernardino and
the end of track.
It will be seen by telegram
from Santa Barbara, published
elsewhere, that Albert Den, OF that
place. was thrown from his horse
yesterday afternoon and killed.
Deceased was well known in this
city, and was highly esteemed for
his many manly qualities. His
sudden and unexpected death will
be deeply regretted by all who
knew him.
Opening to-day of ladies straw
hats. Peoples store.
A Il Currier, of Pomona Lodge
No. GAG; Tbos B Hayes, of Bohen
Lodge No. 1888; G G Holcomb, of
Nietos Lodge No. 1877; Moses L
Wicks, of Los Angeles Lodge No.
IS, and A M Lawrence, of Golden
Rule Ledge No. 1850, have been
selected by their respective lodges
as Representatives to the Grand
Lodge I. o o. F. of California,
which assemblies in San Francisco
-, MAJ 1000
The Orc Grande Mining Com
pany met Tuesday and elected the
following Directors for the ensuing
year: Charles I. Bradley and
George b. Minor, of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin; Fl. II. Martin, of Pas
adena, and j d. Gllchrist aud J.
G.. de Turk, OF Los Angeles The
following officers were then elected:
President, Geo. b Minor; Vice.
President, Fl. II. Martin; Secrets-
ry, J ID. Glchrist; Treasurer, Chas.
I. Bradley.
Articles of incorporation of the
Commercial Bank of Santa Ana
were filed for record in the office of
the County Clerk yesterday, with
the following incorporates: Nell
son Vanderlip, TustiD, Noah Pal
mer, Santa Ana, j. w. Gardner,
do; J. II. Smith, Orange; Daniel
Halliday, Santa Ana; w. S. Bart
lett, Tu-tiD; e. f. Spence, Los An-
geles. Capital stock 500, 900, di-
vided into one thousand shares of
500 each. Shares have been sub.
scribed AS follows: Nelson Wander
lip, $40, 900; Noah Palmer $4,000;
J. w. Gardner, $4,000; j. FL
Smith, $1,000; Daniel Halliday,
$40 600; w. S. Bartlett, 5000; e..
F. Spence, $40 600
From letter dated at Dos Pal
mas station, on the Colorado Des
ert, published in the San Bernar-
dino Inde1 of the 18th instant, we
clip the annexed interesting min
isg item: Two gentlemen arrived
here from Belmont District, Chu-
colwaila Mountains. 1 think they
were Los Angeles men. They
made several assays while here Of
60 pounds OF rock-gold ore. The
assays range from eight hundred to
twenty-six hundred dollars per
ton How is that for our new Bel
mont District Hurrah for the
Chucolwalla Mountains. All we
want is "a few energetic men and a
few good miuers, and We will have
one of the richest districts In the
State. The mines lie about so
miles northeast of Dos Palmas and
about ten miles north of the road
that runs from Dos Palmas to
Gutenberg, on the. Colorado river.
Mejor Horace Bell yesterday
filed a complaint In Judge How.
ARDS department of the Superior
Court charging Adolfo Cells, po-
licemap, with assault to commit
murder. This is the third COM
plant filed in this case before legal
tribunals. 1t was first investi-
gated by Justice Fisher, of this
city, and dismissed. He subse-
quently, however. held the defend-
ant on another charge nomioally,
but really the same in effect, which
was taken before Judge Sepulveda
on writ of babeas corpus and dis
missed. The next legal examina-
ton was before Justice lib. Will
lame, of Downey City, who also
uismissed the charge. Meantime,
complaint had been lodged before
the Board OF Police Commissioners
and they, too, after al inves,iga-
ton lasting two days, dismissed
the charge. Mr.. Cells Will be ex.
amined again before Judge How
ard this morning.
Mr.. G. Il. Smurr, who has beer
the very efficient and courteous
freight agent of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad at this city for many
years past, has, we are glad t.
learn, been promoted, and trans
ferred to the office of Mr.. Stubs
General Freight Agent Of TIT
com pany at San Francisco. Whil,
we congratulate Mr.. Smurr on hi
deserved Advancement, we canno
but regret that we shall lose hi.
genial presence from amongst US
He yesterday turned over his OF
flee to his successor, Mr.. A. j. Fin
lay, formerly freight agent at Il
Paso, Texas. Mr.. Flnlay wa
agent at Yuma of the Colorado
Steam Navigation Company an
on the transfer of the river steam
ers of that company to the rail
road company, he was employees
by the latter aud has continued ii
their service ever since He i
spoken of by those who know hin
as most courteous aud agreeabl
gentleman. That he is an efficien
official is evidenced by his promo
ton to the responsible position
freight agent at Los Angeles.
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