Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-20
Mr.. d. v. b: Henarie, who, in

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Mr.. D. v. b: Henarie, who, in
his own person, now embodies the
firm of E. Martin & Co., yester.
day returned from q visit to San
Diego. He reports 'mud" there In
q protusion which would delight
the heart of q San Francisco stock
| broker.
Yesterday afternoon, in City JUS
tice Adams's Court, James Muir
ply, one Of the violin thieves, with.
drew mis- demand for a jury, and,
admitting his completely in the
theft, was given the same sentence
as that imposed on his accomplish,
Gsryey, the day before, fine of
$75 or imprisonment at the rate of
ST. per day until that sum shall be
satisfied.
The decision of Judge Sepulveda
in the case of Gethin We. Walker
has been affirmed by the Supreme
Court. This case has been before
the courts for fully five years and
was managed for the successful
contestant by Thomas B. Brown,
Esq. The property in dispute is
known as the Soledad paper mills,
and this decision confirms the title
in e. B. Gethin.
The ladies of the Fort Street
Methodist church will give a social
to their minister this (Fri-
day. evening at the church. A
short literary and musical pro-
gramme will be given. No admit
lance fee will be charged. Every
body Is cordially invited, while the
pastor will be more than pleased
to meet every member and friend
of his congregation.
Another contest of rifle shooting
will commence at Mr.. Slotter.
beck's gallery to day, January
Goth, for the following prizes:
First prize, Kennedy rifle; I'd do,
a breech-loading shotgun; Sd do,
q Misunderstanding shotgun; 4th do,
an ivory handle selfcocking pis-
toll; 9Th do, a self.cocking bulldog
pistol; 9Th do, a revolver; 7th do,
q cartridge belt; Sth do, a fine
knife.
Mr.. l.. J. Rose read, with grim
self.containment, in the HERALD
sanctum, the comments upon his
article in this journal which ap.
peared in the Riverside Press and
HOrticulturist. He seemed to
think that our friend Holt had
made an attempt at the anaende
honorable which courtesy called
upon him to recognize. CoDse-
we may expect to see
everything lovely hereafter.
Doc Dunlap yesterday received a
letter from Cash Harvey, at Silver
ado. Mr.. Harvey says that snow
fell to depth OF two feet on a
level ~ the occasion of the recent
storm and drifted at places five
feet deep. Thousands of birds, he
says, perished from the severe cold.
Work on the development of the
Dunlap mine is progressing rapid
ly, with indications of q sure and
profitable return. A new tunnel is
now being ruu from the south end
Of the claim.
We were shown some rich speci.
mems of ore yesterday from the
Lady Scott mine, Calabesas dis
trict, Arizona. This mine was dis
covered by Mrs. P. M. Scott
Formerly Mrs. LIE Masney, of this
city, who accompanied her hus-
baud on prospecting trip through
that district. The rock Is argen.
tiferOus galena, with good per-
centage of gold. For the sake of
our sometime tOwnswoman, who is
now visiting friends in this city,
we hope the Lady Scott may prove
q bonanza.
The funeral of Miss Claudina
Rimpau, at Anaheim, yesterday,
was largely attended. A great
number of friends of the family
left by the morning train to assist
at the sad rites. High mass was
cele brated by the resident pastor,
assisted by Fathers Verdaguer and
Fisher of this city. AT the couclu-
sion of the services very inter-
estipg and touching discourse was
delivered by Father Verdaguer, de-
pl0ring the early demise of the
young lady, eloquently relating
her many virtues and the high
esteem en- Entertained for her by all
who had the pleasure of her ac-
quaintaipce during her too brief
life.
The Century Magazine may
now be considered fully start
ed on its way under the pew name,
and, with the forthcoming Mid
winter number, which will have
the new cover designed by EIihu
Vedder, the name "Scribner's
Monthly" il To be dropped as
subtitle. It's issues, since the
change was made, have been COM
mended by the press everywhere
as of rare beauty and interest. The
late numbers are said to be the
most able and valuable publications
! ever pat forth in magazine form,
while the Providence Press pro.
nOunced it "unquestionaDly the
most brilliant aud striking, as it
is the largest aud most sumptpous,
Of anything yet known in Amer
lean or European periodical litera-
turen