Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-06-06

family 10 Santa Monica for the summer
season.
Mr.. Charles F. Crocker. President Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad Of Arizona.
passed through Los Angeles in a special
car, en- route to San Francisco from the
East.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terdav. A. velasquez, convicted of SELL
ing liquor without license, and ont
Mario, for the same offence, were each
fined $40, which they paid. {
Marriage Ii enses issued by County
Clerk Potts to 8. M. White and Hortense
Sacriste and ]. W. Putnam and Lizzie
Jaynes, were fled for record in the
County. Recorders Office yesterday.
Mrs. Alternately, corner Of Sixth and
Charity streets, last night fell and broke
one Of her shoulder bones. She re-
ceived prompt assistance from. DIR. Ba-
ker, and is quite comfortable, but her
advanced age and feebleness will make
her recovery slow and painful.
| pohn Dowd filed an information be-
fore Justice Ling yesterday. charging
VIM. Williams, alias BILLY the Breek, "
with battery. The accused was ar
raigned and plead not guilty. He was
held in $50 bail to appear for trial at |
o'clock this afternoon.
The HERALD Is indebted to Admiral
Banning. Of Wilmington, for pleasant
call yesterday. The genial Admiral
reports his flagship, the Amelia, in fine
condition and the fastest boat in these
waters. "Why shouldn't the spirit Of
mortal be proud"
The loss of q gold matchbox, with
quartz top, and initials Of N. A. Covar.
rubias engraved on one s, de and friends
on the other, is advertised in another
column of the HERALD. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving it at Covarru-
bass stables.
The jury in the caseof Foy VS.. Love,
which has been on trial before Judge
Howard for the past three days. last
evening brought in verdict Of 500
damages for Mrs. Love and three
months rent, at $50 per month. and
possession Of the property, for Mr. 8. c.
Foy.
If the small boys do not cease being
as reckless as they are in jumping on
and off trains in motion, some will fur
nish supplies for funeral. Some of
them tackle trains running so fast that
an experienced brakeman would con-
slider it dangerous to undertake the job.
The managers of the Atchison. Tope-
ka & Santa Fe Railway are about to es.
tend 1t from its present termini at Atchi-
-oa and Kansas City through Missouri
St. Louis. This would give it u more
Il reot connection with Eastern trunk
lines, and a total mileage Of about l 300
niles.
Major H. M. Mitchell, who got home
from Arizona day before yesterday, in-
forms US that the spanish Students" a
troupe Of twelve guitar players, now
playi at Tucson, will shortly arrive IN
Los Angelo. Major Mitchell. who saw
them during his visit to that city, says
they are the finest gaitarists lie ever
heard.
District Attorney White on Monday
reported to the Board of Supervisors
that he had collected the forfeited bail
bond Of F. P. Ramirez, the fugitive Re-
publican candidate for the Legislature,
in 1881, and paid the amount, 81, 325. 25,
over to the County Treasurer. The
sufferers are Mrs. Pelanconi, sister of
Ramirez, and gentleman whose name
we do not recall,
By announcement in our New To. Day
column it will be seen that the taut
little craft. the yacht Ida, which has
been thoroughly overloaded and re fitted.
will resume her trips TO Catalina Island
during the present season, under COM
msnd Of Captain Powell, leaving San
Pedro Tuesdays and Fridays. She Is
one Of the feetest vessels afoat, ard can
be relied on as thoroughly seaworthy.
Teresa Franco, on complaint of
Juaua Baker. was convicted before
Justice Ling yesterday for disturbing
the pence, for which abe was mulcted in
fine # SIS, which she paid. She
thereupon entered complaint against
the prosecutrix for the same offense.
Juana was arraigned and plead not
guilty. Her case comes up for trial at
10 A. NJ. to-day.
The other day Mr.. A. E. Putney. in
sinking well near Wilmington, at .
depth Of two hundred and ninety FIVE
feet, struck q strong fow Of petroleum.
In sinking he passed, at depth of two
hundred and twenty-five feet, through q
brea stratum. In subsequent explora-
tons made by Mr.. Putney and Mr.. A.
w. Timms, around the coast, they came
upon two places where crude oil was
exuding very freely out of the bank into
the ocean.
Thu attention of the City Council lie
called to the little additions that are
being made to the city, the streets Of
which do not correspond with the main
avenues in width and direction. We
must now make room for the population
nj. !. cor,s;n;ng narrow street, There
are several such pIats being forced no y,
the City Council. Will they reject
themi
Mine host, V. Van 9riesen, proprie.
tor of the Railroad House at Dapqett.
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posite the Calico mines, was In the city