Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-13

the United States Hotel
Every eucalyptus grove in the country
has made money for its owners, beside.
improving the landscape aud climate
Who will continue to follow suit by
planting this or some other valuable
forest tree?
There were filed for record at the
County Recorders office yesterday
twenty-seven deeds, three mortgages
three satisfactions of mortgages and
two miscellaneous papers.
The new Liederkranz singing society
will meet for practice tomorrow eve
ming at the large room in the Downey
block over the Commercial restaurant
and formerly occupied by the demo
cratic club.
Yesterday, in City Justice Morgan
court, James Dobbins plead guilty tt
disturbing the peace. Sentence set fol
9 a. m. to-day. Will Prick plead guilty
to the same offence and was fined $40
which he paid.
Mr.. Fred. Staples will start on Thurs
day for Texas in charge of $500 sheer
shipped on order by Hutton Brothers
2, ,Oc0 / cad to Levi { Haflin, Murfey
Vile, on the Sunset line. and 800 t
Brainshaw. at Abilene on the northern
line.
Mr.. S. P. Jewett. Chief Engineer Of
the Narrow Guage Railway to the Sar
Gabriel valley.is in the city on railroae
business. The road will be built where
the best right Of way can be obtained
He has three routes and can take ths
best and cheapest.
One hundred acres Of choice vine
yard land located near Anaheim, is adver
tised for sale in this mornings HERALD.
To any one desiring to engage in the
business of grape growing this is q
splendid opportunity to secure suitable
land
NJ. Ferdinand Vignes. of the old
Kahn vineyard, just south Of the city
limits, was in the city yesterday, and
informs US that this splendid 80-acre
vineyard never looked in better condi-
ton for profitable crop than at present.
The same may be said Of all the .'vinas'
in that vicinity.
Mr.. E. Greenbaum, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, announces that he
has opened first-class clothing and
furnishing goods store where the gentle.
men Of Los Angeles can be supplied
material at very reasonable prices. In
tending purchasers will do well to give
him call.
Buena Vista street is now in very
good condition for travel, and is being
constantly improved by the erection Of
many elegant dwellings, nearly all occu-
pied by their owners. who are generally
railroad employees. This will soon be
one of the most handsome and pictur.
esque residence streets in the city.
Both Daggett Station and Calico city,
although having been recently nearly
destroyed by the fire fiend, are already
being rebuilt, Daggett. being the first to
suffer, and situated on the railroad, is
in the lead. Both towns will arise from
their ashes like ph9nix, as soon as
possible, owing to the pluck and enter.
prise Of the inhabitants.
The card of Mr.. Lucius Baker, Civil
Engineer, whose surveying and engineer
ing Office is at the Normal School, ap-
pears in our columns to day. Professor
Baker is a well. known scientific gentle.
man, whose services will be OF value to
all those who need entire accuracy in
surveying and engineering. He brings
the highest testimonials of his talent
and accuracy.
The newly developed coal mines, long
known to exist near the Pinacate gold
mines, San Diego county, in the district
Of the same name, and mentioned in
the HERALD Of June I'd, are already
being worked actively. The yield is as
yet small, as the mine has to be cleaned
and the drifts enlarged. The weir
has widened to six feet, and shows O
fine quality of coal. This is veritablt
bonanza.
Attention is directed to the triple
column advertisement OF Mr.. George A.
yignolo, who announces that. on ac
count Of change of business. he will sell
his large stock of family groceries al
cost during the next sixty days. This
is one Of the largest and best selections
Of groceries, canned goods and family
supplies generally, to be found in South
ern California. Housekeepers will find
it to their interest to give him call.
Colonel H. II. Markham and Captain
e P.pohnson air.ved last night from ths
mining districts OF Calico and Mojave,
in both of which they are interested.
The Oro Grande mill has put in in
creased amalgamating pans, so that the
reduction of ore can be doubled. The
Oro Grande mill will now be able to re-
duce about thirty tons of rich ore pei
day, worth about 81, 600. Such mining
is good enough for any country.
Messieurs Dalgalarando and valla,
who have been for some time past pre-
pared to erect new brick buildings on
their respective properties Of
San Fernando and Sotelo streets, and
corner Of Los Angeles and First streets
are detained on account OF the non.
removal of their present tenants, and
are naturally much annoyed thereby.
Proceedings tending to the erection Of
these handsome structures will, how.
ever, commence ut once.
Mr.. Ned Mellus, who came to town
on Monday, saw fine baracouta fish ia
the mark and strai shtwny purchased
the same, Al the s.umach Of the fish
were found five apricots, a green peach
and two smelts. A gentleman who
helped to dress the fish detected the last
remains Of moving machine, q keg Of
dynamite and part of the New Consti.
tuition. The latter was considered i'm.
possible of digestion, and was the imme
date cause of death.
The announcement for a grand excur
sion to Catatalini Island on Sunday, JUNE
oath, appears in this mornings HERALD.
The excursionists go by special train to
San Pedro and thence by steamer
Amelia to Catalina, where they will re
main five hours, returning to Los An
geles the same evening. This will b.
one of the most enjoyable trips imagina
ble--a ride by rail and a voyage by Sc,
to one Of the most delightful bathing re
sorts on the coast and all for the moder
ate sum of 50. so.
| kessrs. Lankershim and Van Nuys
the extensive grain growers of the Sa,