Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08

q sample Of his copper ore from Gimme
Rock in blacksmiths forge for INC
ment, and by sprinkling little bora
brought 1t forth nearly pure copper.
A town site has been laid out by th
Southern Pacific Railroad on the Yves
bank Of the Colorado river. 1t viii
probably be called ''The Needles TIL
company will erect livery stable 70
locomotives at this place large enougl
to contain fifteen engines at time.
A notice Of location Of the Mountain
View placer mining claim, San Gabrie
Mining District, was filed for record il
the County Recorders Office yesterday
The names of the locators are j. R
Brown, ]. Swarthout, Charles Johnston
I. j. Ellis, L. H. Emerson, ]. Sness, II
Roper and 0. Halbash.
There were only two case of egg
sold on Change yesterday. These brought
295c. A meeting of the executive com
mittee was held this afternoon at P. NJ
One of the questions to be considered
is o change of business hour. The pres
ent time OF assembling, 10 A. M. is in
convenient and II A. NJ. or P. NJ. Il
suggested.
Lewis Bros, One Price Boot and Shot
House have removed to Nos. l0l and
l03, North Spring street, opposite the
Court House. Largest shoe house ID
Southern California.
The Coroner's jury in the case of the
death Of w. Monroe Elliott, returned
a verdict that the deceased died of apo.
plexy. Silver Star Lodge, A. o, U. W.,
will bury the remains and pay $1,000 to
the heirs OF the deceased.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Hon.
Asa Ellis in the city yesterday. Like
all the grangers whom we met, his face
wore o smile of contentment, caused,
no doubt. by tbesuperb growing weather
with which we are being blessed.
Mr.. G. Ducommun reports the rain.
fall Of Sunday and Monday at 2.05
inches, and for the season, 1899. The
Signal Service report for the same storm
is l.69, and for the season, ll.74. Mr..
0. H. Bliss reported 2.4S for the late
storm.
Tiburcio Ruiz, who was arrested some
days ago for stealing lot Of carpenter 3
tools from NJ. Sheehan. was convicted
before City Justice Morgan yesterday,
and sentenced to pay o line Of $50 or,
in default. work on the public works Of
the CITY for thirty days.
Z. NJ. Woodbury.. whose arrest on the
charge Of embezzling horse belonging
to j. b. Lugo was noticed in the
HERALD, was examined before Justice
Ling yesterday, and in default of 81 900
bail, he was committed to jail to await
trial in the Superior Corrt. :
In the County Recorders Office yes
tarday twenty deeds, six mortgages, six
satisfaction of mortgages, one decIara-
tion Of homestead, one power of attor.
ney, one writ of execution, one placer
mining location, one water location and
one marriage license, were filed for rec.
ord.
The Railroad Commissioners met yes
terday in Justice Morgan's Court Room.
President ]. G. Carpenter called the
meeting to order, but as there was no
business or complaints brought before
them, the members adjourned and went
down to Santa Monica to enjoy an ocean
bath.
They have rattlesnakes on the Trabu-
co rancho, in the Santa Ana mountains,
weighing ten pounds and seven ounces,
and of bright yellow color. They are
somewhat different from those in our
mountains, which are ''ring streaked
and speckled. We haven't lost any OF
either kind.
The card of DIR. L. w. Wells, Den
tist, will be found elsew here in this
mornings HERALD. DR.. Wells is a
Of the State Dental Association
Of Kentucky, and stands high as skill
full member of the profession. His Of
fees are at the corner OF Main aud First
streets, upstairs.
The Orc Grande mill Is throwing out
81 600 daily in silver bullion, and the
Providence Mountain mill is turning out
s., 900 daily. The latter mill is running
ON it's lowest grade of ore. Both mills
will probably soon double this yield. A
goodly share Of these two mining prop.
critics is owned in Los Angeles. A pleas
ant thought to these fortunate men.
We are indebted for complimentary
tickets TO the entertainment aud ball to
be given at Torn verein Hall next Sat.
urday night. The Park boys are max
ing great preparations and intend that
their entertainment shall equal If not
surpass, any that have preceded it. All
who enjoy fun shosld make il a point 10
attend.
Attention is directed to the double
column advertisement of r. w. Prid-
ham, book binder and blank book
maker. which appears in this mornings
HERALD. Mr.. Pridham does all work
entrusted to him in first-class style and
at San Francisco prices. Merchants and
others requiring work in his line will
find it to their advantage to give him a
trial.
The Turner picnic at Oak Grove, be-
low Pasadena, which was to have been
such success on Sunday, failed on ac-
count Of precipitation Of moisture un-
looked for. Those who expected to pass
a delightful day at Santa Monica were in
a similar fix; ditto the large number of
people who had intended to take an en-
joyable drive in the country. But it is
prosperity before pleasure, and all were
satisfied.
We received call yesterday from our
old townsman, Hon. Moye Wicks, of
Tucson, Arizona, who ia paying visit
to his relatives in this city. Mr.. Wicks
informs us that when he left Tucson,
last Thursj ", he was con,i leraLly under
the weather pay sics.lly, but that as soon
as he struck the health giving atmos-
phers OF California his health at once
commenced to improve, and now, after
four days sojourn in Los Angeles, he is
as good as new again.
The Board Of School Trustees, at their
meeting last evening, accepted the bid Of
the city of Los Angeles for the pur-
chase Of the Spring street school prop
erty for S3l, 900. There was lively
competition between the Messrs VIM.
and J. B. Niles and Mr.. Andres Bris-
walter for the Bath street property,
which was finally sold to the latter for
s., 600. The proceedings of the Board
will be found elsewhere on our local
page.
Mr.. c. B. Rawson, the we'll. known
owner Of the Miguel rancho, adjoining
the famous San Joaquin on the south, is
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