Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-08

although the thermometer will be lis
when the lonesome officers leave Yuma.
How cold
Mr. @. G. Bean, OF Prescott, A. T..
appears to be a fortunate man. Not be-
ing satisfied with ordinary luck, he has
now bonded his copper mine to Eastern
parties for SO, 100000. The same par
ties have an eye on the ''Total Wreck"
mine. II they will come over here we
can show the Ord District, which is n
great mass Of copper, and only about
100 miles from Los Angeles, and can be
bought for less than 80, 600, 900.
The rise Of the river from the
recent rains was characterized by a
dash and impetuosity that did not last
long. Yesterday that noble stream was
running two.large zanjas Of water at the
Also street bridge, but no trace Of mud
was to be seen, the water being as pellu-
cid as usual. One Of the heads was
saved in the west side zanja, while
the remainder was turned at the gate
into the river bed, there being too much
TO take care Of.
That great pond of vile water cover
ing all the street in front OF the resi-
dences Of Mr.. VIM. II. Perry, and John
Lazzarovich. on the east side of the
river, is now larger and viier than ever.
1t is deadly nuisance. Two children
OF Mr.. Lazzaroyich have died apparently
from fever caused by this sink of pollu-
tion aud child Of Mr.. Biscaluz is now
very sick from the same cause. Why is
1t not drained at once? Attention has
been called to this matter several times.
Have we a city government
City Justice Morgan had regular
field day yesterday, eight violations
against the ordinances and such cases
made and provided, being present at
his levee, as follows: john Wilson, dis
turbing the peace, $50 or thirty days;
Divine Colanja, an Indian, plain drunk,
five days; Polinario Justo, Indian, drunk
and disorderly, ten days; J. Williams,
drunk and disorderly, with mitigating
circumstances, S. or five days; w. A.
Mantecas. disturbing the peace, failed to
appear, and his bail was declared for
feited; Fred Febers, disturbing the
peace, $50 or thirty days and e. j.
Dunn, same offence, $50 or twenty days.
The following is the list Of passengers
from the East who arrived in Los An
geles via the Southern Pacific and con-
nections last evening: Mrs. T. A. Dun
gan, New Lisbon, Wis.,; Mrs. w. II. |
Smith and son. Buffalo, New York; Mrs. |
NJ. D. Mayer, Lordsburg, N. NJ; J. N.
DUNCAN, New Lisbon, Wis; N. L. |
johnson, Macon, Ga; Mrs. o. N. Dod- |
son, Athens, Tenn; Mr. J. J. .O'Connor, |
st. Louis, Mo-. Mrs. Dulson, do; o. M.
Dodson, Oregon; G.. f. Badgford, |
Bridgeport, Conn; j. s. Phillips, Kan |
sas, k. Preston, N. NJ; George Pusch,
Tucson; August Strating, San Francisco;
Mrs. Strating, do; w Fogelston, Day
ton, o.; c. ID. Martin, Reno, New; w. |
N. Conrad, Woodland, Cal.
A bad case Of fighting and shooting |
took place last night about six o'clock in
the saloon Of Dominguez Brothers,
on Upper Main street. In quar-
rel Manuel Miranda attacked the |
with knife and drove them |
out Of the ROOM They returned by |
another door, aud the fight became gem
eral. In the melee Pantilo Dominguez
fred three shots, one ball hitting Miriam
do in the breast, and another by accident |
hitting his brother, jose Maria Domin- |
guez, also in the breast Capt. Cuddy |
took Miranda to the lookup. His wound |
is not considered dangerous. bnt the
hurt of Dominguez is of q serious |
character. Panfilo was arrested, but
released. as it appeared that he acted in |
self defense.