Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-16

All ilhou &Ae IL
Inches. at 1874 cents, at the domestic
counter, Peoples Store.
A German. whose name we did
not learn, started to go to San CAB
r,el on horseback yesterday
ION the other eide OF tue
river his horse became un'
r,,,v and bucked him off. H'
was picked up in an inssnsi1 ~
condition hy a Mr., Davis, OF y
Mantle. and brought to Polio
adouartets, where he vas re
20 csnscio usnsss by Dr
He. uis only Injuries wer
stored No and badl,
Harmon. L.
severe shaking =. ~.,u
mashed nose.
The surveyors for the t..
Lobos and Gulf Railroad arrived
this morning from San Francisco,
and will leave Tucson for the pur-
pose of surveying the line named
on or about the day after to-mor.
row Col. Chalmers Scott, Mr.. @.
II. Van Buren, and Mr.. BatemaB
will represent the Central and
Southern Pacific roads. Governor
Title and other gentlemen who
accompany them, represent the
Tucson and Gulf Railroad Compa.
ny.-Oitisen,
In the investigation of the charge
against Dr.. Shorb yesterday, be-
fore City Justice Adams, the ex.
animation Of DR.. Lathrop was con-
cluded about noon. The only other
! witness examined was Mrs. Schla.
dor, the Iandlsdy OF the lodging
house at which Guadalupe Garcia
died. Her examination occupied
| the Court until 5 o'clock, the hour
of adjournment, and was Of about
the same tenor as that given by
her at the CoroHars inquest. The
examination of the other witnesses
will probably occupy the remain
der Of the week.
Shoulder shswls, As cents each,
at Peoples Store.
Tomorrow Mr.. T. w. Temple,
wife and young con will leave for
Sonora. They propose visiting all
the important places In Northern
Mexico, and before returning will
cross the Sierra Msdres into Chic
huahua. Mr.. Temple has acquired
possession Of some valuable nQines
in that country. hence his depart.
nre for new field Of operations.
He expects, however. nOtwith-
standing his large interests there,
to make Tucson his headquarters
in the future. as he has various
properties here.--2acson Star, Feb.
guGry 14th.
Yesterday evening the hind
wheels of loaded wagon that was
being driven by a youth named
Senry Jones, who works for Mr..
EJc ever. q farmer south of the city,
ware wrenehed off In crossing the
horsa 'sr track on Spring street.
The drjv, " was thrown violently to
the ground by the jar and sus.
tanned a number OF severe and
nainful bruis es. He was taken
into TulIis's jevelry store, Ia front
of which thu accident happened,
where his injuries we're dressed by
DIR. Harmon, after which Jones
was taken home by Mr.. Hoover,
who lad been Informed of the mis-
hap.
F.C. Miller, U German. who was
arrested in this city about two
weeks ago on the charge OF obtain
ing 500 from a German named
Schmidt, in part payment for an
interest i'm a saloon in q town In
New Mexico, was re.arrested at
Bakersfield on Tuesday, on a war
rant photographed from this, city OnS
the old charge. A Deputy Sheriff
went upt Bakersfield last even
ing to bring him down. Readers
of the HERALD will remember
that, on the occasion Of his pre-
vious arrest, Miller made u salts
factory explanation and was re-
leased, he and Schmidt sealing
their reconciliation in several
glasses of Joe Maier's best beer.
The Messrs. A. w. Francisco and
r. Ewing Miller, accompanied by
q number of ladies and children
of their families, sixteen in all,
had glorious jaunt through the
San Gabriel valley yesterday in
the big band wagon. They lunched
at tho Sierra Msdre villa and came
home by way OF Pasadena, after
having inspected the large winery
of Mr.. l.. J. Rose. Mr.. Francisco
expressed unbounded surprise at
the wonderful progress which has
been made in Pasadena since he
saw the settlement last, In 1877.
On Friday Mr.. Francisco and fam
lily leave on short visit to Col.
Otis, at Santa Barbara, after pay.
ing which they will return and
spend some weeks in Los Angeles.
Ladies' Merino underwear, AZ
cents, at Peoples Store.
The ghost of poor Rose will not
up, thus reversing the process in
the case Of Banquo's disembodied
spirit. Night before last "Mac,"
the horse trainer, who had often
driven the deceased constable over
the country, with select compa-
ny Of friends started In to evoke
Roses spirit. We are not &C.
auainted with the fact as to wheth-
er any Incarnation was used, or, II
there was, what form 1t took; but,
after sitting up from midnight
through the wee sma' hours ayant
the 'twal, the watchers gave 1t up