Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-27

Clark, OF Cambridge port, Mass, where
the best glasses in the world are now
made. When will Los Angeles have q
glass
On Change yesterday, sales embraced
| car mixed feed at sl.67i. 2500 sacks
barley at sl.55, 4 cases eggs at l9c,
30 ditto at lSc, and 400 lbs picked roll
butter at 45c. Grain is all strong, with
an upward tendency. The same is true
Of hay. The articles of Incorporation
for the Board Of Trade have come back
duly executed from Sacramento. The
session to-day Of the Produce Ex-
change will take place in the new rooms
in Baker Block.
The Board Of Trade met at the new
rooms in Baker Block last night, and
adopted the Constitution and By Laws
Of the San Francisco Board, with such
notifications as are necessary for this
locality. A resolution was also adopted
fixing the bond Of the Treasurer at
g, coo and that CT the Secretary at
81, 900. A meeting Of the proper COM
mittees of the Board Of Trade and the
Produce Exchange will be held at II A.
M, to-day, to select suitable furniture
for the new rooms.
Mr.. Horatio Marteen informs us that
the kindling wood found among the
burning rags thrown from his building
was bag Of kindllng wood stored in the
room, and had no kerosene on it. 1t
was saturated from the acids that came
from the Babcock extinguisher and moth
ing else, and had nothing to do with the
| fire, which broke out in some rags
bought of some boys on Saturday last,
and also that the FIRE that broke out in
the same place last year, started in rags
purchased from the same boys. The
latter statement looks strange and sus-
picious.
Leonones Corales, the horse thief who
was brought down from Bakersfield by
Deputy Sheriff Huber on Saturday. was
arraigned before City Justice Morgan
yesterday and plead guilty. An infor-
nation was at once fled before Judge
Sepulveda, Of the Superior Court, and
the culprit taken into Court and ar
raigned. He again plead g1ilty, waived
time, and was sentenced to States Prison
for two years. This case is an exempli-
fication of how speedily justice may be
meted out when everybody is in accord,
the whole proceedings, from commence
ment Of examination until sentence was
passed, having occupied less than half
an hour.
The following is the list of the passen
gers who arrived from tn, East, via the
Southern Pacific Railroad and connec-
tions, last evening; John r James, Tue
son; F A McGee, w Liebenthal, R H
Ewey, San Francisco; J II White, Judge
J + Lewis, B Egan, Tombstone; F
Cooper Clarke. L F Day. Kansas City;
John J Valentine, Miss Lizzie Valentine,
Oakland; VIM B Clowe, NJ d. San Fran
cisco, Mrs L E Polhemus. Cotton, Cal;
T s Paul, Wisconsin; J q Lewison,
Ohio; w T Hutchinson, Tombstone; N
A Hay and wife. Miners. Mo; ) Retey.
Mexico; q w Mowbray, New York;
r Horton, Victoria, B c; J J Fraser,
Tucson; w d Bowie, Guaymas; T
Knowland, Arizona.
Mrs. w. D. Gould yesterday received
telegram from Miss Frances +. Will
lard, who is now at Tucson, stating that
she will arrive in Los Angeles next Wed.
nesday evening. She will probably be
accompanied by her Secretary, Miss
Gordon. A meeting Of the Reception
and other committees will be held at
Good Templars' Hall at 2r. n. to-day,
to which all ladies interested in Miss
Willard's s mission are invited. From the
Tucson Star of Sunday we learn that
Miss Frances E. Willard arrived in that
city ON Saturday evening. An effort
was made to get up mass meeting for
Sunday afternoon, but the people. for
some reason, did not respond. Miss
Willard was advertised TO lecture there
last evening.
An immense crowd was present al
Agricultural Park yesterday. made up
largely of Eastern people sojourning in
Los Angeles, to witness the fifty mile
race between Charles Anderson and Jose
Figueroa, each Of whom rode ten horses.
There was some delay in starting. but
after the race commenced the contest
was close and exciting to the end, An
derson, who was the favorite in the pools
throughout, winning the race in the
unpreced dented time of one hour, forty.
seven minutes and a half, as announced
by the judges. An experienced horse
man who was present, and who timed
the race. gives the time as ono hour,
ffty.two minutes and 70 seconds.
Figueroa was heavily backed by the
native Californians who, as conse.
quence, left the track with depleted
purses.
The appointment Of Mrs. Helen Hunt
Jackson, of Boston, and A. Kinney, Of
Kinneloa, Of San Gabriel. California, to
investigate the condition Of the Mission
Indians OF this State, has been an
nounced. Mrs. jackson has taken 1
warm interest in Indian affairs, and hav
ing received complaints regarding tn.
usurpation of certain lands belonging tc
the Mission Indians. by white settlers
under recent government surveys. sh,
applied to the Indian office for psrmis-
sion to investigate the charges. He
instructions are to ascertain the numbe
of Mission Indians, where they are hv
ing. whether any suitable government
lands can be set apart for their use, and
if lands cannot be obtained except b,
purchase, what land Is most suitable Il
be bought for their use. Her expenses
not to exceed 81, 200. will be paid by tn
government. This is step towar'
doing an act Of simple justice to thes
Indians. which has been too long de