Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-05


remo1strate against the proposed in
crease in the assessed value of Los An
geles county property, will leave for
Sacramento by this evening train.
MFR. Ernst Tosetti. member of the
Fredericksburg Brewing Company. Of
San Jose, is in the city. He will re-
main here a few days to look after the
interests Of the company. He is the
guest Of Mr.. Jacob Gerkins, opposite the
new depot.
The professional card of Mcssrs.
Lucas & Ready, Attorneys at Law, will
be found elsewhere in this mornings
HERALD. Both gentlemen are well
known to the community, and can be
relied on to transact all business en-
trusted to them with promptness, and to
the best interest of patrons.
Sebastian Linde was arraigned before
City Justice Morgan yesterday, on the
charge OF assault to commit murder.
Set fol examination September 10, at 10
A. NJ. Annie Rollins, for disturbing the
peace, paid 81. II. Jannel, for the same
offence, put up $50. The case of H.
Guttig Bauer, charged with keeping an
opium den, was set for trial at 10 A. Nj.
Friday.
From Mr.. Pickering, of Gro Grande.
we learn that man named Baker had
his leg broken at the mill on Saturday
morning by large log. He was tug.
ging at log in front Of him, when one
III the rear rolled down a slight deoliv-
| ity and struck his leg with great force.
1t is feared the limb will have to be am
putated. DR.. Evans left for the scene
Of the accident this morning. San Ber-
nardino inder.
The body Of Capt. Cox, who was
drowned on the coast near the Salt
Works during the night of the 9th ult.,
was found at high tide during Monday
night at the bluffs. two miles east of the
Salt Works, and recovered, as soon as
the tide reeeded yesterday morning, by
Messrs. Wade and Lyon. 1t was brought
to the undertaking parlors of Albert
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notice appears in another column.
At the meeting Of the State Board of
Viticultural Commissioners last Friday,
August 3ist, while the kinds Of grape
we're under discussion, MIR. Charles
Kohler, Mr. Denicke and others spoke
against the black Malvoisie grape as one
not worthy Of cultivation. They all
spoke from experience in its eondemna-
t on, and the MalvoisieEha no champion
to defend it. We should like to hear
the experience of some Of our local vint-
ners with this grape.
Some surprise has been expressed
that the assessed valuation Of San Ber-
nardino county should have increased
60 per cent this year, while Los Angeles
only increased 23 per cent. The fact is
explained by the construction Of over
200 miles OF railway between Mojave
Station and the Needles, by the Southern
Pacific Railroad, within the boundaries
OF San Bernardino county within the
lust year Only that and nothing more
We wish to call the attention of the
Street Superintendent or the Board of
Public Works to the present condition
of the cut ON the First street hill, east
of the river. The contractor for the
First street bridge has taken the earth
from said hill for the approaches to said
bridge, and in doing so has left the cut
in deplorable condition. We would
therefore ask the city authorities to i'm
mediately repair said cut and leave it in
passable condition
The spirit Of improvement is all abroad
in the city and pervades every street
and lane. Among others we notice that
"Siegel the Halter" his taken the large
basement under his store. on the corner
Of Commercial street, aud is now at
work enlarging and changing his present
sales room to keep step with all the
spirit Of improvement that fills the air.
The rest OF the Lanffanoo building IS
having the brick front changed for one
of iron and plate glass. This will make
a very important change in the stores of
Doctor Heinzeman and A. G. Chauvin.
B. T. Williams, Esq. the granger
lawyer from San Fernando, was in the
city yesterday. and furnished the lat.
est news from that fouIishing suburb.
He reports the correspondent OF the
HERALD, the classic Veto, as having
been somewhat overcome by the heat
Of the weather last week, but again on
the war path. On Sunday Mr.. Geo.
X. Porter delivered an address on the
Chinese Question, at San Fernando,
taking broad, high, national grounds
against importing any more Of the
Chinese.
Michael Rosetti was arraigned before
Justice Ling, yesterday, on the charge
OF assault to commit murder, on COM
plant Of Giacano Como. The accused
plead not guilty and, in default Of $500
bail, was committed to Jail for examina-
ton at 2 P. NJ. next Friday. Hypolite
Jauney, arraigned on the charge Of dis
turbing the peace, was committed for |
examination at $50 A. NJ. Thursday.
Henry Guttig Bauer. keeping house of
ill-fame, on complaint of Annie Rollins,
set for September Ilth, at 10 A. NJ.