Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-27
Mr.. Clinton Jones, of San Francisco,

cursion parties arrived in Los Angeles
yesterday and is stopping at the Pico
House. He leaves this morning for Col
ton to meet the excursionists who arrive
at Los Angeles this evening.
Mr.. Ernst Sturm, of Tombstone, has
purchased of Governor Downey $500
sheep and number of horned cattle,
which he will ship to Arizona to-mor-
row. Mr.. Sturm is an experienced cat
tie man and will make frequent visits to
this section.
Children's pebble goat shoes 75c at the
Peoples store.
Governor Perkins has appointed the
following Notaries Public for Los An
geles county: w. H. Moulthrop, to re-
side at Wilmington; Frank A. Gibson,
to reside at Los Angeles; Romayne Will
liams, to reside at Pasadena; and Rich
ard Egan, to reside at San Juan Capiss
trano.
A meeting of Democrats will be held
in Judge Adams's Court room, Temple
Block, at 1880 this Thursday evening,
as previously announced, for the pur-
pose of organizing a Democratic Club
for the coming campaign. All Demo-
Gratis and others interested in the move
ment should be present.
1t has been the general report lately
that the Ivanpah mines were not paying,
and that it was only question of a
short time when they would be entirely
abandoned The arrival of six large
bars of bullion, consigned to the Bank
of San Bernardino, does not go much to
confirm this impression. The bullion
was shipped to-day to San Francisco. :
IRdeG.
Bonnets trimmed to order at Peoples
store.
We received a pleasant call yesterday
from our friend George Fl. Kimball, of
San Francisco, who is paying a brief
visit to his relatives and friends in this
city. Mr.. Kimball informs us that he
has entered into partnership with
Messrs. Loring H. Doe and Chas. w.
Mott, of San Francisco, for the transac-
ton of shipping, commission and lumber
business.
From Mr.. Knapp, so long identified
with the Silverado mines and with the
coal measures of the Santiago canyon, We
learn that the town of Santa Ana is at
present the scene of phenomenal devel-
opment. Within radius Of three miles
from Laymans Hotel, he informs us,
fully one hundred and fifty houses are
in process of erection
Sun hats of every shape just in at the
Peoples store.
The Odd Fellows had very pleasant
excursion and picnic at the Devils Gate
yesterday. The forenoon was spent in
wandering in that romantic canyon, and
at 2 o'clock the party returned to the
pavilion in Sycamore grove, at the Ar
royo Seco, where, to the inspirating mu-
sic of Wangeman's band, dancing was
enjoyed until o'clock in the evening.
The day was delightful and everybody
returned to the city entirely satisfied
Mr.. s. X. Sewall, of San Gabriel,
who got home from business visit to
Chicago, a short time ago, informs us that
he found no difficulty in selling Los An
geles oranges in that city. He has found
ready sale for three car loads per week
since the commencement of the season
and is confident that hecould have dis
posed of twenty car loads each week if
he had had the necessary shipping facil-
tiles.
Reaction in prices. Millinery rates no
longer exist. Peoples store.
Matthew Moore, who has just return
ed from the borax lakes, recently sold
by A. Winters to a company of capital
lists, says that the latter are making ar
rangements to work the mines There
are two lakes, one at the end of Death
Valley, in Inyo county, and the other
about 40 miles distant, near Resting
Springs. The surface of the earth is
covered with crust similar to Soda
Lake, and at depth of about foot the
borax is encountered. These mines are
very valuable. San Bernardino Index.
Sheriff Dinwiddie, of Sonoma county,
who came down day before yesterday
for O. H. Lewis, arrested at the Azusa
last Saturday by Sheriff Rowland,
started home with his prisoner last
evening. Lewis, who is only about
thirty-f years old, has already served
the State Ia years at San Quentin. His
first service commenced in 1866, when
he was sentenced to term of four
years. In 1871 he went up for ten
years. His present offence is cattle
stealing, for which, if convicted, he will
be sent back for at least fifteen years.
Oscar Wilde has not arrived in San
Diego, but great many who were down
on the wharf when the steamer left Sun
day were so impressed. On investiga-
ton, however, the apostle of estheticism
was found to be none other than Hon.
E. w. Hendrick, who, with mammoth
nuar ,aa%;p, a. l..