Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-08

road accident at Cabszon. For a
corpse he Is about the liveliest
specimen we ever saw. Barring q
little stiffness In the knee joints,
Mr.. Hawtrey is in perfect physical
health.
The Ivy Base Ball Club has been
organized in this city with the fol-
lowing officers: r G. A. Taylor,
President; G. G.. Compton, Secre-
tary; Edd. Whitney, Treasurer; G.
s Turner, Captain; r, Strauss,
Vice-President. They will play
their first game with the Univer.
sity Club at the University. Sat-
urday, February 18th, at 1:30 p. M.
The Los Angeles Sportsmen's
Club propose to start out on q
grand hunt next Saturday, to be
absent three or four days. 1t is ex-
pected that about forty members
will participate, divided into two
parties, with Captain to each, the
division shooting the smallest
number of birds or other game to
pay for grand supper for all.
The railroad smash-up reported
in yesterdays HERALD, occurred
three miles EAST of Seven Palms,
the first station West of the Colo.
RADIO desert, instead of between
Dos Pslmas and Frink's Springs, as
we were Informed. The accident
was caused by the West bound
special being behind time.
John Wilson, the IA year old
pickpocket who was taken up to
San Quentin by Deputy Sheriff
Huber, last week, was assigned to
the school department. of that in
stitution. A boy of the same age,
from Santa Barbara. arrived at the
States Prison on the same day az
Wilson and was also assigned to
the School.
A woman of the town, who is
known by the names of frankie
Wood, Mrs. Chapman and half a
dozen other aliases, was arrested
yesterday evening by officer Cuddy,
on the charge of stealing pair of
diamond earrings and $50 In cash
from another member of the frail
sisterho0d. She will be examined
before City Justice Adams to-day.
We learn that Messrs. Tanker.
shim & Van Mugs yesterday effect.
ed the sale of all their sheep, 25 900,
more or less, to Mr.. John Finnell,
Of Chico. The sheep will be
shipped at ouce to tract Of $4,000
acres of pasture land in Tehama
county, and will require 245 freight
cars for their transportation. The
price paid was not stated by onr
informant.
The announcement for the an.
nual entertainment and ball of
Confidence Engine Company No.
2, to be given at Turn Verein Hall
on the evening Of Washington's
birthday, February 22d, will be
found elsewhere. AS the Conf
dence boys are noted for the supe.
riOr character of the entertain
ments given by them, we can safe.
ly recommend al who enjoy down.
right fun to attend.
Mr.. Dick Gird, of the Chino
ranch, last week bought two hum
dred and fifty head of fine cattle at
$40 head. II tue dry weather
continues he proposes to buy q
thousand head more. NOtwith-
standing the seant rainfall, there
are ten thousand acres on the
Chino that would grow alfalfa.
Pasture is knee deep on a large
portion of the ranch, and Mr.. Gird
ships to this city the fat cattle used
in the business of the Messrs. Pico
and EstudillO.
The Columbus Sun thus speaks
of Mrs. DIR. Potts: "The coming of
Mrs. DR.. Potts to Columbus has
created a perfect Juror among the
ladies OF the city, and the citizens
generally, for that matter. Her
lectures are nightly attended by
great Gro wds, and her private lee
lures to the ladies, every afternoon,
are listened to by nearly the entire
feminine portion Of the place. The
Doctor is talented lady of high
culture aud very pleasing address,
and possesses remarkable faculty
for imparting to auditors q knowl.
edge of her science in an easy and
graceful manner, ever Instructive
and delightfully."- entertaining. The
universal verdict of our people is
that her lectures are q rare INTEL
leetua, treat, and worth much more
than the paltry admission fee."
The Calico correspondent of the
San Bernardino Times furnishes
the following items: In prospect
ing lately somewhat mysterious
party was run upon by some of the
men in the district. Some strang-
ers were found In ravine, with
full camp equipments, working
upon a ledge of very rich ore upon
which they had made considerable
developments, and which was not
known Of before. The boys say
they wouldn't be surprised to run
across stamp mill in some of the
out-Of-the-way corners there yet
Waterman's mill is running five
stamps on full time and
new stamps and dies have
been received to set an
other five stamps at work, which is
to he done Immediately. It is Civ
ing general Satisfaction to all con-
cerned.
The following postal notes will
be of interest to our readers: POST
office establish d-Bradbury, CO.
lumbia county, Or, William Sy-
mon, Postmaster. Name changed: