Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-29

guished the flames before further damage
was done.
Nadeau's teams are to do the hauling
of lumber from one or two of our lum-
ber mills. We have heard it reported
that the mill men complain of the
scarcity of teams. This is occasioned
by the demand for teams in and about
the mines. San Bernardino Inder.
The following cases were disposed OF
by City Judge Adams yesterday: Fan
ME Peterson, drunk, went to Jail for fif-
teen days. All Chung, charged with
malicious prosecution, case dismissed.
Alfredo Coover, assault with deadly
weapon, continued until July l4th, at
| lOA. NJ.
| The closing exercises of the Los An
geles Business College will be held at the
hall over the postoffice onFriday evening,
June 3Oth. Hon. G. Wiley Wells will
deliver lecture on "The Model Bus-
ness Man of To-Day after which the
awards and diplomas will be presented
The lecture will begin at P. NJ, sharp.
We lean that Camp Grant is to be
made a ten-company post. This is a
wise move. When the Apaches get
rampagious in the future there will be
enough troops on hand to keep them in,
and prevent the fearful outrages the red
devils usually have time to make before
succor comes to the defenseless ranchers.
Globe "a. T.) Chronicle.
Our citizens in making arrangements
as to how they shall enjoy themselves
on the coming Fourth of July, should
not forget the Grand Charity Ball of
the Ladies' Benevolent Society Here
they will not only get more than their
moneys worth in fun, but will have the
pleasure of assisting the Society in
works of charity
Mr.. III. Mcclellan got home Tuesday
from his visit to the Calico Mining Dis
trict He informs us that the outlook
there is very promising and he is of the
opinion that as developments progress
many of the mines will yield very rich
returns. He says that, while the camp
is quite lively, the reports as to the
number Of people there are greatly ex-
aggerated.
M. V. Sweat brought in some very
good specimens from his mining claims
located in the range of mountains east of
Dry Lake district, near what's known as
Old Woman's Springs. The orc brought
in is rich in silver and has considerable
copper. Mr.. Sweat has been trying as
hard as any man to develop the mining
resources of our county and we hope he
has struck it rich this time. San Ber
nardino Iader.
At the meeting Of the Los Angeles
Presbytery, held at San Diego some
weeks ago. a committee was appointed
for the purpose of establishing Female
Seminary within the district embraced
in the Presbytery. Rev. j. w. Ellis, as
a member of the committee, has been in
vited to report on favorable locations in
this section. With this object he has
visited the Highland View, OF Hunter
tract, and has been invited to inspect
desirable sites ON Boyle Heights and at
Pasadena.
The Capital store comes to the front in
this mornings HERALD with another
double column advertisement announc-
ing fresh arrivals and further reductions
in goods purchased at the bankrupt sale
of Mosgrove's & Bros elegant stock.
This enterprising house is also in receipt
of full line of the latest styles of mems,
youths and childrens clothing, which
they are selling at way-down prices.
Everybody should call and examine
their goods.
At the regular election of Los An
geles Lodge, No. 50, A. o. U. W., held
last evening, the following officers were
duly elected for the ensuing term: P. M.
W., Al. Cobler; M. W., p. w. Dooner;
F., Z. F. Barnes; O., w. s. Allen; Re-
corder, G.. H. White (re-elected); Finan-
cier, Il. j. Weldon re-elected); Receiver,
John McCrae (re-elected); c., r. Bills;
l. w., Joseph Harvey; o. w., l.. IL.
Cyrenius (re-elected); Medical Examiner,
w. w. Ross (re-elected). The above
officers will be installed by d. D., |. A..
Dunsmoor next Wednesday evening.
A few days ago Captain John Hannah,
of Santa Ana, found on the beach at
Rocky Point, near Newport Landing, the
skeleton of human being. 1t was
discovered about ten feet from the water
and was partially covered by stones
that appeared to have fallen from the
bluff. The remains are supposed to
be those of one of the seamen of the
steamer Newport, who were swamped in
the surf-boat some years since. Five out
of the eight in the boat were drowned,
two were found on the beach and buried
at Santa Ana, while the body of Cap
tain Pierce, discovered near Whining
mington, was sent to San Francisco.
The jury in the case of Sara Soteldo,
tried in Justice Fishers Court, yester
day, on the charge of disturbing the
peace, ON oath of Librada M. de Lorea