Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-21

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| Downey Block, this evening for prac
tice, as the last practice on Sunday went
by default. The society expects to give
a concert before long.
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Dunlap yester'
day brought in John P. Thompson. Of
San Bernardino, and Valentine Canaros,
of Cotton, both Of whom are charged
with selling liquor to Indians. They
will be examined before U. s. Commits
sioner Lee.
james Downing. who attempted to cul
his throat few days since, and was put
| in Jail for medical treatment. was re-
leased yesterday, but re-arrested later
| in the day on showing strong symptoms
of insanity. He will probably be exam
ined for sanity in few days.
A great number Of ties and heavy tim
bers are strewn along the line Of the
California Southern between here and
Cotton. showing the intention Of the
company to not spare a moment In build.
ing the road as soon as the right Of way
is secured. San Bernardiao inder.
There was drop in vegetables yester-
day. A Chinaman was driving up Ala
media street in the morning, when a
reckless runaway dashed against him,
strewing the ground with vegetables.
breaking the wagon, and making kind
ling wood Of two wheels. The Celestial
didn't sell any vegetables yesterday.
In Justice Ling's Court yesterday.
Hop hi, a Chinaman, charged with
driving glandered horse through the
streets, was tried and acquitted. Fran
cisco Ruiz. charged with stealing a
horse, on complaint of Francisco Alvos,
gave bail in $500 for his appearance for
examination at 10 A. NJ. on Monday
next.
The real estate transfers filed for
record Yesterday aggregated $40, $50.
and on the previous day 500, ,5S4.s4;
total for the two days. sllO.l44.34. The
mortgages recorded for the same period
were: Tuesday, 81, 500; Wednesday,
81, ,02l 30; total. IS. 5000. These
figures speak for themselves and are a
most convincing proof Of the solid pros
perity Of our city and county.
Arizonians boast of having deposits
Of the following rare and valuable min
erals; Plumbago, alum. salt, asbestos,
obsi9ian. calcahmita-- Indian prec-
ious stone--and turquoise. With the
exception, perhaps, OF the latter two,
Southern California can 60 Arizona one
better in these mineral deposits, and also
be much nearer q market, either by
rail or water.
Some Of the residents Of Riverside,
Arlington and vicinity, are anxious to
have the entire valley incorporated, in
order that high license law might be
enacted, to exclude saloons If possible.
This would make town with an area
equal to small county, and would very
likely prove to be large-sized white
elephant.
The Raymond & Wiltshire Safe Com
pany have exchanged their safe, which
the burglars cracked for Mr.. Fl. J. Wool
lacott, for another weighing $500
pounds, with chilled steel money and
security box and will take the old safe
away. Woollacott thinks the burglars
will 60 mad when they get through two
doors and find chilled steel box beyond
over which they can have No control.
Persons intending to 80 on the excur-
sion to Catalina Island, per steamer
Amelia, next Sunday, will do well to
secure their tickets at once, as more
than two thirds have already been sold,
and the managers are determined that,
under no circumstances, will they allow
the number to exceed three hundred.
1t promises to be one Of the most de-
lightful excursions of the season.
Arizona tApers boast Of their placer
mines. We have before us an official
statement Of the cost and production Of
one Of the much-talked-of placsres.
Over $l00, 900 has been expended in i'm
provements and hydraulic works, and
the output is just 81, 300 during the
year. Los Angeles can beat that with
her placeres, even if only worked six
months in the year, at slight expense.
we are still on top.
Mr.. Charles o. Brown, Of Tucson,
who recently visited the Silver King
and Pinal Consolidated, informs the
Iader that the output of those mines is
enormous; that the former mine has
shipped so car loads of concentrations
since January and that the latter, dur
ing the month OF May shipped 88 car
loads Of silver bullion; one Of the teams
hauling 40, 900 pounds to the railroad, in
three wagons.-Ari,ona Inder.
Hon. Wm. C. Holman, ex-member Of
Congress from Indiana, is expected to
arrive in Los Angeles in about two
weeks, on visit to his sister, Mrs, Cur.
tis. wife of Mr.. /. C. Curtis. Of Vernon
District. Mr.. Holman is Democrat OF
the Jeffersonian school. and during his
long service in Congress, so jealously
did he guard Uncle Sans treasury from
the raids of public plunderers, that he
gained the soubriques Of Watch Dog
of the Treasury"
The well known firm OF L. Harris &
Co. come to the front in this morning .
HERALD with triple column advertise
ment. In which they offer their immense
assortment of mems, youths and boys
clothing and furnishing goods at prices
that cannot be successfully competed
with. They are enabled to do this for
the reason that they purchase directly
from Eastern manufacturers for cash.
which gives them not only an advantage
as to prices. but the further advantage
OF FIRST cLv.cA in sts l. aud material Of
the goods made up for their patrons
here. Any one desiring to procure
nobby suit, at bedrock price. should
not fail to call at L. Harris &sCo. $. cor
ner Spring and Temple street.
Messrs. Jerry Illich, Doctor Crawford
and Recorder Miles returned yesterday
from trout fishing excursion in the San
Gabriel Canon. A report was current
on the street Yesterday that the party
had killed live bears. but the real fact
was that these gentlemen, after catch
ing three hundred fish, were paying
their respects to the savory commissary
department provided by Mr.. Illich, when
o large bear came down to get some
snake bite remedy, and met with bold
rebuff from Charley Miles, who kicked
the brute down the mountain on the
triple quick. Charley says the bear
was not invited, and had no business
there. Besides there was no surnlus of