Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-28

stream. He intends to sink IL deepe
and get enough water to supply the set
Element for domestic purposes.
!, Mr.. Charles Terry, of the Duarte
died at that place on Sunday. He va
young man, and his disease was con
sumption. His sremains will be buried
to-day at the Alhambra cemetery in th'
San Gabriel valley.
Mr.. 1. w. Hellman informs us thai
his new and modern street railway will b
in operation in about two weeks for tn,
entire length Of the route. The carr
will be drawn by two horses, aud fas
time will be made.
| The matter Of the proposed excursion
Of the G. A. R., was considered by tn,
Post meeting last evening, but the local
ity was not determined upon, and thu
consideration Of the question was post
poned for one week.
! Mr.. Thomas w. Temple, formerly o.
Los Angeles. but for some years past o.
!, Hermosillo, Sonora, is at Tucson, visit
ing the fiesta Of San Agostin. He will
probably visit his old home before hs
returns to HermosilIo.
The smoke Of an extensive fire in the
Sierra Madre mountains, and the wild
clouds which were seen above the
range, made scene of magnifcencs
rarely equalled and indicated q grea
storm beyond the mountains
j The overland express train from Sar
Francisco, yesterday morning. consisted
Of eleven cars. drawn by two engines
So many frst-class passengers bound
for this city were on board, that the
hotels were compelled to send twice to
tho depot for tourists and baggage
4 Mr.. Charles Wagner. Of Alameda
street, informs US that his grapes have
been sold to Mr.. L. ]. Rose, at his es'
tablishment on the east side of the river,
at $50 per ton. This is owing TO theil
excellent quality, caused by hard worl,
and good cultivation.
Admiral Banning is enlarging his
machine shop at Wilmington to accom-.
modate his increasing business. He has
four steamers in bis iotilla; the Amelia,
Los Angeles, Cricket and Linda, besides
q host oflighters, and he calleth them all
by name.
The Marble Lime Company at Cotton,
is using the coal from the Cheny mine,
near Piuacste. in burning their lime.
The coal appears to burn we'll and II
there is only enough of it, there is a
bonanza at Pincate without the gold
mine which is there located and in active
development.
There are 1875 bands Of cattle in Pima
county. Arizona, each band numbering
from forty to 4,375 head. The nine
largest herds number, according to the
assessment returns, respectively, 4S76,
1912, 2l87, 2l46, 1925, 1900, 1860, 1883,
900 and s33 head,
Dolores Ruiz, arrested last week for
stealing lot Of harness from Mr.. G. A.
Paige. by consent plead guilty to petit
larceny. aud was sentenced to pay . fine
Of $3.50 or work on the streets at 81 per
day until the fine is paid.
In City Justice Morgan's Court. yes
terday, Acario Boustamente, drunk and
disorderly. was sent up for ten days.
John A. Griffin and Philip Wahr, dis
turbing. the peace, were fined SIS each,
or fifteen days. apiece on the public
streets.
We encountered Mr.. N. R. Vail on
the street yesterday. He came il FROM
the Total Wreck mine Thursday on .
brief visit to friends in this city. He
says in the matter Of heat yesterday
could double discount the temperature
Of his section Of Arizona.
Messrs. Jaooby Bros.. by advertise
ment elsewhere in this morning s
HERALD. announce that, after this date,
they will selIrno goods on credit in their
retail department, and admonish all
those indebted to them to settle within
twenty days. as after that time collcc-
tons win be enforced.
The ARIZONA Water Development and
Irrigasing Company. filed for record in
the County Recorders Office yesterday
notice Of location Of 500O inches Of water
to be taken out Of the channel of tho
San Gabriel river by bedrock dam.
tunnel Or piping. to be used for domes:
tic and irrigating purposes.
The HERALD is indebted to Mr.. L. j.
Rose, Of Sunny Slope. for friendly
call. he reports that the srapss are
rinenips rapidly under the extreme heat
OF the weather, 80 much 80 that there
will be quite diminished yield, He
will commence crushing his early grapes
Of foreign varieties next week.
Complaint Is made by some Of our
fruit growers, who have sold their crops
in orchard, that, like grapes, they are
being shipped to the east so green as to
injure the reputation of Southern Cali
fornia fruits in that market. They
should be only IN a condition to sihply
bear the journey, when shipped.
] The marriage boom was unusually
lively yesterday, fi<e couples having
fled the preliminary papers for record
with the County Recorder, as follows:
Z. j. White and Mrs. Fannie Won Otto,
p. Schneider and LENA Lorun, jose
Elargo and Dolores Soto, j. w. Clark
and Isabella Cerelas. Heinrich Schimmel
and Amelia Schueddig.
| The British iron ship Amana, Beckett,
master, 1890 tons register, and rated ct
Lloyds l9o A |, consigned to Messrs.
Balfour, Guthrie 4 Co., San Francisco,
arrived at Wilmington, Saturday, 81
days from Newcastle, New South Wales,
with cargo Of coal. She Is available
for wheat cargo back to Europe. Her
total cargo Of coal is 1850 long tons.
| While some men wers engaged in
sinking well on Wednesday for Amo.
Verlaque, ON Santa Maria ranch. blast
threw up a shower Of very rich gold
suartk, and disclosed large vein.
Amos was intending to build store in
the valley, near the well, but it is
probable he will 60 into the mining bust
ness instead -Saa Diego Sun.
The subjoined item from the San Ber.
nardino iader Of the 2ath Instant, sug'
gests the query, mWho has lost Q daugh-
ter." "A fond and loving couple quiet
| ly stole away from Los Angeles yester-
day and were married by Judge Knoz
last evening. They are passing quie,
honeymoon here until the atorm at thu
parental mansion blows over"
4 Messrs L, Brenckle 4 Co., who have
purchased the California Confectionery,