Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-27

| County kecoruefs ONCE yeeteio3y
nineteen deeds, six mortgages, eight
releases of mortgages, two marriage
licenses and two miscellaneous papers.
Donations of beef, ham, poultry,
cake, fruit, flowers and other articles to
give the inmates Of the Hospital and the
Orphans Home generous Thanksgiv-
ing may be sent to the Young Men s
Christian Association rooms, No. II
Lichtenberger Block, North Main street,
on wednesday.
The gold and silver mines Of the San
t'ago Mining Company, situated in the
Santiago Canon, are to be again devel.
oped, although work has been stopped
for some time past. Some fine ore is ex-
hibited, and the stockholders in the com.
pany think they have fine bonanza.
Mr.. Silas Mcclure, of Ariesia, has
one citron vine from which he has
gathered $50 citrons by actual count.
How is this for ctrons? They will aver.
age four pounds each. How is this for
weight Just think of it. Fourteen
hundred and forty pounds for one vine.
-Do,eney Signal.
Mems Chinchil a oyercoats and uls-
ters IS, $40, Sl2 and sl5 at Weiner's,
Downey Block.
The following is the list of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the South
ern Pacific and connections, last even
ing; ? f Gill, Washington; L Rawlin-
son, Tucson; NJ Y Davis, Mexico; S
Hast. Los Angeles; Mrs Jones, Deming;
r c Robeson. New York; Mrs Chase,
San Francisc ,; Fred Muller, Denver; II
H Newton, San Francisco.
Hosiery-Still further reduced ed-Mrr-
tagh's bankrupt stock, Peoples Store.
We received pleasant call last even
ing from Mr.. B. D. Rowan, banker, Of
Kirkland, Illinois, who, with Mrs.
Rowan, is spending the winter in Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. Rowan have
spent the past ten winters in California,
ive in Los Angeles, and return to their
| Illinois home for the summer. They are
both cnamored with onr delightful eli
mate, and we should not be surprised to
sec them become permanent residents.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, VIM. Lascom, convicted Of an
indecent assault on a little girl about l2
years old, was sentenced to 500 days
labor on the chain gang. Lnscom but
/ ,.ao t,total ter, nf1 10A
the chain gang for similar crime, com
mitted on the little son Of Officer
Mcmahon. Judge Morgan, in sentenc-
ing the brute, regretted that the law did
not permit him to make his imprison-
ment perpetual.
We are indebted for complimentary
tickets to the entertainment and ball to
be given by Park Hose Company, at
Turn Verein Hall, on Thanksgiving
night. The Park boys are making great
preparations. and their entertainment
promises 10 be the most enjoyable given
| this season. Every property owner in
the city should buy ticket as the com
pany-who are always ready to give
their services when called upon-need
money for Incidental expenses.
Sunday was so warm and pleasant for
this part Of the year. that, during the
afternoon, the city was almost deserted.
An unusual number visited Santa Moni.
ca, many went out in buggies, while the
several churches were well filled-the
| Cathedral being crowded. As there
were many attractions in the evening,
however, nearly all of the excursionists
returned in time to get their pabalum
before o'clock.
The old riekety, vacant Thirty Fights
Engine house, on Saturday tried to fall
to pieces. The front started 10 leave tine
sides and march into Spring street, but
was restrained by piece Of bale rope
and ten-penny nail. Yesterday rein
forcements arrived for the relief of the
bale rope and nail in the form of two
scantling and two more ten-renpy nails.
What is our Committee on Buildings do
ing about this building? After some
body has been killed by its fall it will
be too late to correct the trouble
Edward Fitzgerald arrested by Con-
stable Difendorffer on Saturday for bur.
glarizing the Eintracht Saloon, was ex-
amined before Justice Ling yesterday
and committed in default Of $500 for
trial. He was subsequently arranged
in Judge Senulveda's department of the
Superior Court, where he rlead guilty to
the crime of burglary in the first degree
and. waving time, was sentenced te six
years Imprisonment in the States Prison
at Folsom.
A Santa Barbara paper describes a
quail hunt, in which the hunters soaked
a lot Of barley with some whisky, and
scattered it where the quail were sup
posed to be. The rest of the liquor was
drank by the gang, who were a little
''otf," so much SO they gave the remain
der of the mixture to the horse, making
horse, men and quais all drunk. Dur
! ing their sleep, another hunter came
along with a gun and baggcd all the
drunken quails and carried them off and
sold them.
Attention is directed TO the advertise
ment of Mr.. G. 7. Stamm, wholesale
dealer in and bother Of the celebrated
lager beer Of the Phillip Best Brew
ing Company of Milwaukee, Wis
consin. Mr.. Stamm has erected at a
cost of $4,000 the most complete bot.
Ting establishment on the Pacific Coast.
His specially is the handling of the
Phillip Best Company's export" and
Bohemian" the two most popular
brands Of lager beer now in use, which
he is prepared to supply to the trade in
kegs or bottled.
Thanksgiving turkeys at rattle tc-
night at the Magnolia. No 7 CONNER
cial street, at o'clock.
A Santa Barbarian informs the Iade.
pendent OF that beautiful burg that the
wild morning glory. which is such a
holy terror to farmers, can be eradicated
by pasturing hogs on the land infested
with this dreadful pest. The root of
this vine is large and suculent, and pigs
are so fond OF it that they will extermi
nate it in short time to crafty their
appetite This win be good news to
| some OF the readers OF the HERALD, who
are pestered with this vine in their fields
and gardens.
| The Burning Moscow mine, adjoining
the King mine at Calico, has been
placed in On incorporated company, to
be known as the Burning Moscow Min
ing Company, with the following stock.
holders: Col II. H. Markham, Captain
E. P. johnson, II. s. Sackett. c. M.
Lawrence, Fl. Brinkmeyer, Earnest
Sommers and J. M. Tay. This mine is
contiguous to the King mine, is surpris-
ingly rich, and in the hands Of Messrs.
Markham, Saclsett and johnson, will be
opened in the best manner. The stock
holders are all practical business men,
and will make things lively in the Mos
cow.