Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-12
In view of the fact that our sheep


by the Railroad Company for sheer
in carload lots from Los Angeles
to the points named:
To Maricopa, Tucson or Benson-........s6,
10 WllcOx.. o.
To San simon or LOrdsburg.."........... q,
To Demtng or Ell Paso."....."............. u
The brick work of the basement
story of the Normal School build
ing will probably be completed oil
Friday next, when work will bt
suspended until the rafters for the
main floor are laid. AS the vesse
with the lumber is now at Will
mington the rafters may be ex
pected here by the end of this
week, so that the brick-laying will
not be likely to be suspended be-
You'd the early part of next week
The work on the mines at Pima.
carte is progressing rapidly. White
& Baber have suspended work on
their mine for about sixty days
and engaged their whole force in
the erection of stamp mill. The
mill is purchased and is now at
Cotton ready to be taken to the
mines. The Lawshe mill will start
to-day. 1t commences on run oil
seven hundred tons of ore already
out, and 1t all assays well.-San
Bernardino Index.
Mr.. Wilson, an employe of the
Western Union Telegraph Compa'
ny, who came down by yesterday
mornings train, reports that II
was raining at Visalia on Tuesday
morning and that snow was fall.
ing from Lancaster as far south as
Ravena, in this county. Another
gentleman, who came In from San
Fernando, reports the mountains
10 that section covered with snow.
II signs count for anything We
ought to have rain here very soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Temple and
child, Of Los Angeles, are ct the
Palace. They will remain here for
couple of months, and then con-
tinue their journey east, where
they propose to settle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Temple are prominent citi-
zsns of Los Angeles, and in their
unwedded days led the social eIe-
ment of that city. Mrs. Tenn pie
was form rly Miss Nettie Friend,
neice of the Hon. Wallace Wood
worth. We hope their sojourn In
Tucson will prove a pleasant one.-
Tucson Star.
Sheriff Rowland received a teIe-
gram from Pomona yesterday after.
noon informing him of the death,
at that place, yesterday morning,
Of Don Francisco Palomares, who
had been sick for about week
Sefior Palomares belonged to one
of the most distinguished Spanish.
American families of Southern
California and had filled the offices
of County Supervisor and Justice
of the Peecs of San jose Township.
In all tbs relations OF life as
neighbor, citizen and Official-his
life was an exemplary one and his
early death will be deeply regretted
by all who knew him.
We are not slarmists hut, in
view of the fact that smallpox is
rife on all sides of us, north of us
on this coast and every where east
of the Rockies, aud that IL is liza
BILE to pounce down upon US atany
moment, would it not be we'll for
our citizens to take every precau-
ton to guard against the fell dis
ease. The City Board Of Health /,
with this object, has given instruc-
tons to DR.. Winston, Health Off,
Ger, to procure full supply OF the
best vaccine virus aud to vaccinate
all who apply. There may be no
danger, but yet we would advise
all who require 1t to be re.vacci.
mated.
In City Justice Adams's Court
yesterday evening twenty China.
men-5 dealers and Is players
arrested by the police for main
tanning and playing at a Chinese
gambling game, were arraigned.
The five dealers, by their attorney,
waived time, entered plea of not
guilty aud demanded separate
trials with q full jury in each case.
The trial of the hrst of these case 8
is set for l o'clock this after
afternoon. The other batch, by
their attorney, also waived time.
pleaded not guilty and agreed that
they should all be tried together
before full jury. Their trial has
beeu set for Thursday next. In de-
fault Of $500 bail each in the cases
of the five principals aud 500
each in those of the others, the
whole crowd were remsnded to
jail to await trial. These cases are
of great importance, as the ordi
| ance fixes the fines for these Of
fenses at not less than 500 nor
more than $500 each in the case OF
principal and at any sum in the
discr elton of the Court from 81 to
5000 in the case of players.
The case Of the People vs.. J. V.
Beck, charged with assault with
intent to commit murder, came up
for trial in Judge Sepulveda's
Court yesterday; but, after the
Jury was i'm panneled, 1t was found
that neither the complaining wit
ness, VIM. Meyer, nor Leopold
Metxler, another important wit
ness for the prosecution, were pres
ent. An attach ent was issued
for Meyer and the Court took q Ie-
cess Of three.Qusrters of an hour 10
give the Sheriff time to serve il.
On the reassemb bling OF the Court
the Sheriff reported that Meyer
was non est The District Attor-
ney then asked for continuance
for the term. This was deuied on