Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-05

The annual picnic OF the ffopvh DC
nevolent Society on Sunday was an un
bounded success, as it always is. The
CITY Gardens were crowded with joy
Gus throng all the afternoon, and mns'c
and dancing ruled the hour The Prize
for the best dancing was awarded t.
Miss Deleval and Mr.. @. Vallejo. The
proceeds Of the entertainment were large
and gratifying.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Turner, elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD, adveriises fat cattle
and sheep, large body of agricultural
land and several small stock ranches for
sale. Mr.. Turner is an old resident Of
San Diego and is competent authority
in all matters relating to land. Any one
desiring to purchase farm or stock
rauch will do well to communicate with
Mr.. Turner.
Jose Yanes, the horse thief arrested
by Deputy Sheriff McLain, few days
ago, was examined before City Justice
Morgan yesterday and committed, in de-
fault of $500 bail, for trial. An informa-
ton was subsequently, filed before Judge
Role, sitting in Judge Sspulveda's ue-
partment of the Superior Court, to which
Yaues plead guilty and was sentenced
to States Prison for four years.
Many of the mountain counties OF
California. are considered unimportant
because they are sparsely populated,
but Texas, the large State IN the Union,
can discount us. Twelve counties in
that State have total population Of
but 70 people, Yakim county having
three, Terry six, Lubbock six, Lamo five,
Howard eight, Hale four, Hosly six,
Gaines six, Dawson eight, Cochran six,
Bailey four and Andrews seven. This
is by the State census Of 1882.
We had the pleasure of call last
evening from Mr.. Ed. White, brother of
our popular townsman, Stephen NJ.
White, ESQ. Mr.. Ed. White visits our
city to assist at an interesting event in
the life of his brother, which will be
celebrated at the Cathedral of Santa
vibiana this morning. He will return to
his home at Santa Cruz this evening,
where he has large agricultural interests
that require his Immediate attention.
Mr.. George Basserman, who has just
returned from the Fast with full stock
of the very latest styles of gentlemen's
goo Is. announces in double column
advertisement, elsewhere in this morn.
ing's HERALD. that he will open his
merchant tailor emporium at No. 1858
Main street. opposite the Baker Block.
His goods are among The finest ever
brought to Los Angeles. and will be
made up in the most fashionable style.
Give him a call.
Az meetino Of the n II nm Sim.
day, June Sd, 1883, the following off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
President. NJ. Fitzgerald; Vice Presi-
dent, ). O'Neil; Recording Secretary.
A. 2. Philbin; Financial Secretary,
James Quinn; Treasurer, Michael Hos.
kins; Sargeant-at-Arns, ID. Cread. The
Society finds from the rapid increase
of membership that increased accommo-
dations must be provided for the mem
bers; about fifty additional seats are
required.
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ca, Mexico; julius Wittpowsky, SD
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w A Jesse and vile, Texas.
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