Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-15

Newcompany at the Fountain Theatre
tonight.
Col. H. H. MARKHAM was in the city
yesterday for short time.
DR.. Fred De Witt Crank. of Fair
Oaks, was in town yesterday.
Forty-one passengers left for the
North, yesterday. per steamer Orizaba
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l6 last evening: maximum 81 deg,
minimum 6l degrees.
The well-known poet, A. +. Kerche-
val, left for trip to San Francisco. yes
tsrday, per steamer Orizaba.
Hon. John 8. Carr, ex-Mayor Of Tue
son. Arizona, is paying Los Angeles q
visit and is stopping at the Pico House.
Mr.. s. 8. Lawson, United States
Indian Agent for the Mission Indians,
at San Bernardino. is at the Cosmopoli-
tan.
The marriage license of w. H. Hewitt
and Lorena Boswell was filed for record
in the County Recorders Office yes
terday.
Col. H. G. Hubbard, of San Fernando,
one Of the great wheAt-g growers Of that
sslubrious valley, was in the city yester-
day on business.
This day auction sale Of desirable
properly, House and Lot. John c.
Bell sells this day at 2 o'clock. Look
for advert isement.
There are kilograms uncalled for at
the Western Union Telegraph office for
Rev. A. +. White. Jacob Yeager and
Thomas McDermott.
AT San Diego. the other day, Mrs.
Mary N. Mckenzie, q native Of Great
Britain, declared her intention Of becom-
ing an American citizen.
The HERALD acknowledes a pleasant
call from Mr.. L. J. Rose, of Sunny
Slope, who reports the crop prospects
excellent in every way.
Readers, look in another column for
sale at Beaudrys Park. by John q. Bell.
Tomorrow, of cows, bull, chickens, lot
of furniture, &C., at ten o'clock.
Mr.. A. L. Carr, of Pasadena, who is
now engaged as postal agent between
San Francisco and Ogden, is in the city
ON q visit to his parents at Pasadena.
Mr.. A. vignolo yesterday shipped an
other carload of Los Angeles wines to
Galveston, Texas. This does not look
~ II the demand for wine was dying out.
The examination of James Dobbins,
charged with assault to commit murder,
on complaint Of - Houck, will take
place before Justice Ling at P. M. to-
day.
Mr.. w. H. Norway has returned from
the East, where he thinks enough capi-
tai can be secured for working the Piru
placer claims. We hope it may prove
true.
Charley Wood, the popular baggage
master on the San Francisco express, who
has been OF the road for the past ten
days, recreatiug. returned to his post
yesterday.
The HERALD Acknowledges the receipt
of copy Of the Register of the Univer-
sity of California. Berkeley, for 1882 and
1888. with roster Of students, faculty and
course Of study.
Mr.. w. X. McCreery. of Los An
gelss. 10 now in Washington. D. C. He
informs the HERALD that the Capital is
the finest city he ever saw. He will be
home in about week.
Messrs. Walter s. Moore, A. w.
Ryan, Thos. Gardner. NJ. s. Fay and
N. A. Covarrubias are requested to meet
ct the Office of the Clerk Of the SUI
preme Court at 1880 this evening.
Mr.. Cy. Lyons, who has been resi-
dent Of Los Angeles county since boy
hood, left for the East with the Phillips
excursion on Wednesday evening, to visit
Machias, Maine, his old home.
There were filed for record in IL Q
County Recorders Office. yesterday,
twenty-ti five deeds, four mortgages, two
satisfactions Of mortgages, two chattel
mortgages. aud one marriage license.
The third meeting Of the Liederkranz
was held at their headquarters last night
in the Downey Block, Prof. Engels,
Director. The next rehearsal will take
placc on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
1t is strange that although the China
men are considered to be the cheapest
vegetable peddlers, these articles can be
obtained far cheaper from the various
italian stores which sell green groceries
The Royal Australian, Minstrels, who
played at Turn verein Hall fortnight
ago, disorganized at. .Tulare City on their
trip north, the patronage received being
unequal to the support of the organiza-
tion.
A national salute that should be fired
son the 18th inst. to commemorate the
battle Of bunker Hill, will be fred on
the 18th on account of the anniversary
falling on Sunday. Will Los Angeles
salnte!
Mr.. William Mimic, ex-Surveyor Gen.
eral Of California, is at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. He Is supposed to be here for
the purpose of surveying the Las Bolsas
line. as ordered by the Secretary of the
Interior.
United States Deputy Marshal j. D
Dunlap arrived in town yesterday from
San Bernardino, having in charge Thomas
Wade, Of Cotton, and Henry Schwab, Of
San Bernardino, accused of selling liquor
to Indians.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, James Sheehan, convicted of dis
turbing the peace, paid $40. Cells Sam,
Chinaman, was arraigned on the charge
Of stealing water, and his case set for
trial to-day.
The spread of fire in Bakersfield was
arrested by shade trees. Had there
been no fine large shade trees, the Kern
Valley Bank and all the business houses
around it would have burned up. II
there is moral in this, just use il
wisely.
A grand excursion to Santa Monica
Is on the tapis next Sunday. Nothing
will be spared to make the day mos,
enjoyable one to all who participate. A
large crowd will no doubt go down to
the seashore.
One of the pioneer blacksmiths of st.
Paul, ,Minn.. Mr.. 7. c. Robinson, and