Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-16
NJ w Mailman had a full force of

raigned before Justice Ling yesterday,
and, in default Of bail, was committed
for examination tomorrow friday on
the charge Of conspiracy to defraud
certain beneficial societies, OF which he
was a member.
The Carson and Colorado R. r. con-
struction train has about concluded its
work and during the coming week will
be disengaged until time shall determine
what further operations are necessary
for the final success Of the grand enter
prise. lingo Independent.
On Change yesterday five cases
of eggs were sold at "a cents.
There were offered 250 tons of rope
baled hay, season storage paid to next
May, at SIS. Five cars wire baled were
offered at Sll.50. Eastern eggs just in
by express in San Francisco are quoted
at 80 cents. Grain is entirely nominal
here.
A triangular raw hiding tournament
took place on Saturday last, three ladies
being plaintiff, and young male hood
lum the defendant. The implement Of
torture was welded with such convinc-
ing logic that the youthful calumniator
will in fnture be chary in his aspersions
on female character. San Luis Obispo
Republic.
Moye Wicks, Esq, who came from
Tucson on Tuesday, will go to the Com
claye this evening with Ceur de Lion
Commandery No. g.. Of Los Angeles,
and on his return will settle down to
the business of his profession again in
Los Angeles. The members OF the bar
will welcome this young barrister back
again with much pleasure.
With the fnest-blooded French and
Spanish sheep in the world, focks from
which Texas and Australia sheep raisers
are drawing rams and ewes to improve
their iiocks, there ought to be no ground
for complaint Of any Of our California
wool, and would not be ii our sheep
men would use more care in managing
their f1ocks and in clipping and handling
their wool .--San Francisco Merchant.
Jack Harris, who stole Mr.. Chauvin's
horse and buggy last Saturday night,
and who was arrested on Tuesday. was
arraigned before Judge SepuIyeda, on
information filed by District Attorney
White, yesterday, plead guilty, and,
waving time, was sentenced to San
Quentin for the term of four years. He
will probably be taken to his new home
this evening.
Messrs J. f. Holbrook, A. w. Potts
andG. w Remington have filed for record
in the County Recorders office notice Of
location Of three hundred and fifty
miners inches Of water in the San Fran
cisco Canon, to be conveyed by ditch,
fume and pipes to placer fields on the
east aide of the cafion, about five miles
distant from the point Of location, op-
posite the Kiehline ranch.
One of the great mineral discoveries
Of the time is the enormous bed or hill Of
copper at Riverside. Arizona. about
fifty-five miles north Of the Southern
Pacific railroad. near the ella river,
which will furnish water power to crush
the rock and make the blast for the fur.
mace. The mine is Of vast extent, and
the ore averages go per cent copper.
Smelters are being built, and the camp
will be profitable one for Los Angeles.
The attention Of families is directed to
the advertisement Of the Boston Market,
which will be found elsewhere. This
market. under the management Of Mr..
G. G.. Gilmore, has come to be recog-
nized as an indispensable institution in
that part Of the city. The meats, fruits,
vegetables, ETC., served there are of the
hest to be found in the city, and are de-
| livered at the residences OF patrons with
out extra charge.
By announcement in other columns II
will be seen that our young Spanish
American citizens propose to celebrate
the 73d anniversary of Mexican Inde.
pendence, on the evening Of September
| 10th, by grand ball. The several com.
mitsees are composed of our best known
and most prominent citizens, who, we
are sure, will leave nothing undone to
make the celebration one long to be re.
membered in the zocial annals Of ouI
city.
The metallic crop Of the United States
for 1882, including iron, petroleum, gold,
silver, lead. copper, nickel, anthony,
zinc and quicksilver. amounts to S2l9,-
756, 900. By the addition of STAG, 632, 00t
OF coal in all parts Of the country the
amount is 1906, 3SS, 900, which is the
gov eminent measure of the crop. To
this it is always safe to add ten pei
cent for omissions, making S400, 900, 00t
for last year. Next year the amount
will be not less than $3.50, 900, 900. Sc
the country grows.
There are uncalled-for messages al
follows at the telegraph office, Mrs I
B Alexander, Mrs Rita Armenia ~
Charles P Bailey, George Bagot, T I
Brown, Bilar Blanco, Francisco CODES
Miss l. G Fogan, w H Gouss, Paul Gin
lane. Rev A Gunnison, Mrs Charles W
Griswold. John L Howard. Il Fl Hal
stead, H E Kronnick, A A Moore, Tho.
marun' ION Morgan, nops ognoy,
Mr IA uDorneii, . riats' oes
ohepnefo' Dr u thompson
United States Deputy Marshal J. d
n,o,sn rst,,nsJ vastsr,,av from IN.
$500 80 ~
needless ne reports the cars running
regularly over the Colorado bridge to the
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