Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-05-23


waters Of the San Gabriel river, to b,
carried in bitches to his Long Bal
placer claim for mining. milling ant
4 omestic purpos es. The claim is located
in the San Gabriel Canon.
There were filed for record in tn,
County Recorders office yesterday
twenty-six deeds, four mortgages, two
satisfactions Of mortgages, three notices
Of locations of placer claims, one notice
OF location Of water claim, one certificate
of redemption and one marriage license
A lively runaway accident occurred
yesterday when horse and wagon
started on Sixth street, running uI
Spring. then up to Charity, down Char
ity to Seventh, up to Pearl, up Pearl
till it encountered young man named
Gowen who ran behind the wagon and
jumped in and stopped it. Nobody
hurt.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, on complaint of his wife, Leon
ard Switzer was convicted of stealing
some quilts and valise, the property o.
complainant, which he sold for two dol
lars. In default of $40 fine, Switzei
was sent to Jail for forty days.
Mr.. Orrin Peck, one of the origina
members of the Owl Dramatic Club
writes to Major W. c. Furrey, of thi,
city, that he expects to sail from New
York next month for Munich, Bavaria
to complete his art studies.
Mr.. Fred Linde is manufacturing 4
gold badge for the Los Angeles Rifles te
be competed for by members ofthe club
From Mr.. Linde's known ability as g
designer, it is safe to say the baoge will
be a work or art. The first contest for
the prize will take place at the City
Gardens next Sunday.
Judge M. A. Luce, who has jus
made a trip through that county, reports
to the San Diego Sun that the crops are
much better than was generally sup
posed, and that there will be as mnch
grain this harvest, il not more, than any
previous year. The honey crop will
be far superior to last season.
All Ling, celestial, filed complaint
before City Justice Morgan yesterday
charging John Thompson with battery.
Thompson plead gailty and was fined IS,
which he paid. Joe Durand, drunk and
disorderly, went up for thirty days.
For the same offence in less violent
form, A. W. Jasper was assessed $40.
which he paid.
Mr.. M. L. Wicks, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, advertises number
Of building lots for sale. These lots are
all located in rapidly improving part
Of the city and will be sold at lower
prices than is asked for adjoining prop
erty. Persons seeking for home sites
or investment should not fail to call on
Mr.. Wicks, at his offices, SO and 81
Temple Block.
The Marysville Appeal says: "a new
enemy of the orange tree has appeared.
1t is green insect no larger than flea.
The creatures swarm on some OF the
orange trees in town and seem to be
doing considerable injury to the foliage.
Some OF the same trees are also infested
by small brown insect, little larger
than the green one and almost as numer-
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The d;scr;m;nat;an cansss mnch avc;te.
ment in our ne;obbor;na town and vii,
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var;ons k;nds All tba Saloons ,y; m
hereafter sell beer and wine and nroha.
bly furnish other beveraaes for love
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Newnaii ana ooiedaa ana near 70 the
oas,equi d'strlc, wnicn is now being
worked oy w, w. JENKINS In tne IN
seres' ol oan Francisco syhaicate. Il,
pos'ecou anu a. uawiey aiso MEG
n a.' Vi 'ooa''on Oh ciain's IN 'ne same
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The HERALD Acknowledges call
from Mr.. G. jenkins Griffith the pro
prietor OF the Los Feliz Rancho,
adjoining the city. Mr.. Griffith has
about 70 acres of potatoes and four hun
bred acres OF very heavy grain. The
barley, which is cut early for hay, ha,
been removed and a crop of beans plant
ed in its stead. This fine ranch with
plenty of water from the Los Angeles
river, has not been irrigated at all thi.
season, and has perpetual production
in all seasons.
Elsewhere in this mornings HrRALI
the most perfectly designed private resi-
dence in the city is advertised for sale
The house was built under the persona
supervision Of the owner, for his own
use, and will be sold solely for the reason
that it is larger than the needs Of hii
family require. Its location is one o.
the most desirable in the city, fronting
on the Sixth street Park, with nothing
to obstruct the view. To any one seek
ing a home this is the best opportunit,
ever offered in Los Angeles.
The Alameda Eneinat is responsible
for the announcement that our fellow
townsman, M. l.. Wicks, ESQ.,, ha
offered s.. 200 and twenty acres OF lane
to the Odd Fellows Of California II TIL
.h naS rliio i1 S,,oa ,,,oss IA AM M piae
Pomorta. Los Angeles county Tbal
journal adds. "a most desirable an,
beaItbful Iocation we hone tbe ann