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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
New Books at the Library.

The following new books have been
received and placed on the shelves at the
Los Angeles Public Library; Talks on
Art-first and second series, Short
Studies on Great subiects-vols. 8 and
4; Virginia Comedians, Sight, The Sun,
Who Wrote II. John Halifax, The
Talking Leaves. Hints on Household
Taste, Bryant's Poems, Gold Foil, The
Atomic Theory. Volcanoes, Work,
Young Mrs. Jardine, Modern Physics,
Through One Administration, Asian 60
Land, Farm Festivals, Mexico, Our
Next Door Neighbor, The She.
nandoah Valley. The March to
The Sea, Virginia Campaign, Sta.
tistical Record, Farm Homes, Cousin
Made, Mildred, Rose Mathsr, Ethelyn'a
Mistake. Chateau Dor, Daisy Thornton.
English Orphans, Edith Lyle, Hugh
Worthington, Edna Browning, Made
line, Madon Brook, Tempest and Sun.
shine, Darkness and Daylight, Home.
stead and hillside, Mill Bank, Dors
Deane, Lena Rivers, West Lawn,
Forest Home, Island of Capri, Friend
ships of Mary Russell Milford. '''N
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
a Now departure ,,sr,,.

1
About dozen of the squatters on the
Las Bolsas, hearing through the col
umns OF the HERALD Of the oil pros
perity in the Santa Ana mountains, have
broken camp and gone to the base Of the
mountains to see what they can discover
in the oil region. We understand that
they are armed with shot guns, dogs,
riatas, and fortified with few wagons,
blankets and long horned cows. just
how they expect to get patents for lands.
and build derricks. and buy engines, and
sink oil wells with shotguns and dogs,
we are not able to discover.
II they expect to expel Mr.. b Chand-
Ter from his oil claims, for which he has
deeds. mining claims and patents, they
had better let out the contract to the
United States Marshal. There was an
attempt made some years ago TO bore
for oil with shotgun in the neighbor-
hood of Mr.. Chandler's well but it
failed. Wells are not bored in that way
nowadays. 1t is said that these squat.
tiers declare that they will have oil or
land. or both, at all hazards. The TILL
able land in that section of the State
belongs to the Rancho San Juan Cajon
de Santa Ana, to ). w. Shanklin. ex-
Senator Sargent, w. ]. Brodrick, R. s.
Baker, John r. jackson and John W..
Bixby. These owners will not stand
any squatter sovereignty, neither will
they sell in small lots, but will use their
lands for pasturage at present. Besides,
there is no water for their stock in that
highland plateau. and water wells as
well as oil wells will not be dug by shot
guns. That oil region Is no place for
squatters. What it needs is men Of
capital and industry to do what Messrs.
Chandler and Bower are doing, who
have spent about $1,000 in the last ten
days and obtained oil Of fine quality. ~ {
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

pulverized separately, passed through a
sieve and then mixed together until the
sawdust Is barely noticeable. To com
plete the process 10 per cont of water is
added, and the mixture is stirred until
large pieces Of the preparation are
formed. 1t would seem as II this new
invention. so extensively used by the
powerful German nation. would prove
of great value to our miners, owing to
its gigantic power. Responsiveness and
unusual safety in transportation. 1t is
certainly worthy Of trial by quartz
miners OF Southern California and the
territories. Will some of our miners at
Calico or Providence Mountain try III
Safety when exposed to a burning sun
shine is what is needed in our mining
region.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
Grape Growing.

The following article, taken from q
Late number of ths San Frapcisco
p..u..,., ii, l.. as ;.... -
0RHe''"' WIN oe .. interest 10 grape
growers OF Los Angeles county;
The viticultural interests of California
are yet in their infancy. The expert
mental stage has just been passed, and
grape and wine growing can now be said
to have entered upon its stage of develop
ment. Already, while viticulture has
been hardly more than an experiment, it
has added vast sum to the wealth Of
the State, the value of its products this
year being estimated at $40, 600, 900. The
grape, wine and raisin interests of the
State will it 10 anticipated, as the state
develops its resources, be even Of greater
comparative importance than they are
now. An idea of the Importance Of these
interests can he gathered from the fol-
lowing interview with r. r. Blowers, of
Yolo county;
Mr., Blowers said be had seventy
acres of land, fifty of which are in raisin
grapes; his vineyard is fifteen years old
this Spring; thinks the fifteen year old
vines as whole produce more than the
younger ones, although. some of the
younger vines, those that are five or six
years old, yield as much as the older
vines. He has made az many as $50
boxes of .raisins from an acre Of grapes;
average good raisins are worth from 81
to $3.50 ct wholssalel rates, that hos
been tho average price for the past five
years. OF shipping grapes the yield
will average ten tons to the acre and
four tons per acre of wine grapes. Table
grapes bring $40 per ton; wine grapes
from $40 to $50 per ton. s-s''l. .
In answer to the question, how many
years Is required 10 bring a vineyard into
profitable bearing, MR. Blowers said
That depends upon who has the vine
yard. II it is handled with Judgment
add skill the third year ought "a pay
well for that year, and also she ssconc
years expenses. For instance. l have 9
small patch of seedless Sultanas three
years old. l got five tons for the third
year, ten tons for the fourth ysar, twelve
tons for tbs nth year, and seventeen
tons for the sixth year.
He was asked about a market for oui
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
A Remarkable Bird.

Mr.. Geo. W. Hammel has reared up
frem the shell little canary bird that
possesses remarkable powers. 1t will
come out of the cage when called. and
fight pitched battle with its owner.
Sometimes the owner will retreat, when
the bird will chase him around the
room with shouts Of victory. At other
times the battle viii be- too heavy for
the bird, when 1t will retreat and the
proprietor will chase the songstsraFound
the house till it finds a retreat in the
cage, where it braces up and shows fight,
When told to come out of the cage and
slight on finger. the bird will fly ou'
and light on the first finger Of its owner
II waltz is played and the bird is or
dered out to dance. it comes out OF thu
cage, alights on the table and com
mences waltzilg to the tins Of tn
music. The bird is a male and famous
singer. A+t-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
Millions to Be Recovered from Gal
Icons Sunk In vigo Bay.

In May of the current year the ViQo
Bay Treasure Company was Incorporated
under the laws of California, with'a CAPT.
tai stock of 800. coo shares. the par value
of which Il SSOn. coo. The following
officers were chosen for the company:
President, Oliver Eldridae, Treasurer.
John Fl. Redinoton; Attorney. John Il.
Dovls; Chief Engineer. Col. John s.
Howen; Assistant Engineer and Com.
pany's Agent Albert Post.; Secretary
David Wildes The Directors are Oil
yer Eldridge, Henry +. Teschemacher.
John II. Remington, William Morris and
Horace F. Cutter. The purpose and
object OF this Company are to acquire
the concession made by the Spanish
Government and to recover the treas
ure contained in the trea7uro aailaons
sunk to ureyent their capture bv tbe
Anglo, Dutch during tho naval engage.
ment in the Bay Of Vigo. Spain. October
~. 1902. The treasure now at tho hot.
tom of Vipo Bay is estimated at s25
OO0, 900. The sinking OF these palleons.
treasure.laden as they were, is a matter
OF history, and the many accounts Of il.
published from time to time. are borne
out by facts. In the wear 100. in Octo.
Der, there arrived at the port of
Vipo q deet from tha Indies with treas.
urc. n was In charge of General Man.
lel de Valasco, and was escorted by a
squadron of French men.of,war. com
manded by Chatsau Reuaud. The arrival
was rather hurried. "a the desire WINS 10
avoid a capture by the Anplo.Duteb
which was feared No Official WINS
! found who understood the details OF re.
ceiyiny taxes II heino posit;velv necss.
sary that the taxes sbould be naid be.
fore thew could discharge according Ia
| law. The matter was taken m the Conr,
and there n great delav was occasioned
by a long discussion as to who sbould be
sent to perform what MIGHT be termed
the custom duties. Il was finally ar.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
A New and Cheap illuminate.

In Germany new illuminate has been
discovered. said to DO the safsat yet
made, but powerful when properly used,
being. at the same time, inexpensive.
Neither does it explode fyom coneussion
or friction. The ingredients are; Salt.
petre. refined sulphur, soda. sawdust,
chlorate of potash, charcoal, sulphate Of
soda, refined sugar, prussiate of potash
and piric acid; each ingredient being
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
In Superior Court, IN and for Los
Angeles County, California.

In the matter OF the estate of Ellen Hargits.
deceased E4 81
1t appearing 70 the Judge Of this Court, by the
petition this day presented and fled by Godfrey
Hargitt, sdministrator Of the estate Of Ellen
Harl lit, deceased, praying for an order Of sale
Of real estate To pay the debts outstanding
against the said deceased, and the debts, expenses
and charges Of administration, and that i Ia
necessary to sell the whole, or SONS portion Of
the real estate for that purpose. Il Is therefore
ordered by the said Judge Of said Court that all
persons interested in tho estate OF said deceased.
appear before the said Superior Court, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of July, 1855, ct 10
o'clock A. y. OF that day. at the Court room OF
said Court at the Court house, In the city and
county Of Los Angeles. then and there TO show
cause why an order should not be made and
granted 70 the said administrator TO sell so much
Of the real estate Of said deceased as shall be
Necessary; and that copy of this order be pub
lished once week for at least four successive
weeks in the DAILy Los AsaRLH HERALD, q news
paper printed and published in said city and
county Of Los Angeles.
Dated June sth, lsss.
" E. HOWARD,
inslv Superior Judge.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
Resolution of Thanks.

At meeting of Frank Bartlett Post,
G. A. R., held Monday evening. June
4lh instant, the following resolution was
passed; 49,
Resolred, That vote Of thanks to and
the same is hereby extended to all per.
sons, associations, newspapers and or
carnations that took part or in any way
aided the q. A. r. in the proper observ-
ance of Memorial Day at Los Angeles
and especially to the pastor and trustees
of the Fort Street NJ. Z. Church, who
kindly and graiuitously opened theiI
church edifce, with the use OF theI,
grand organ, for the evening exercises
and that this resolution be published il
the daily papers. aE745 gf
I. S. HALL. Commander.
JoHS DAVIS, Adjutant.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
Fort Street church Social.

The regular social held at the Fort
street NJ. Il. Church last evening, was
a social and artistic success. The large
ediice was comfortably filled, and was
elegantly decorated with festoons,
flowers, plants. and fountain on the
tage, which was extended to q large
size. The first number was duette for
violin and piano, Mr.. Wedgwood play
ing the former instrument with q mas.
ter hand, while Mr.. Patton gave
an excellent accompaniment on the
piano. The Misses Wissman, the
new candidates for favor in Los
Angeles as eantatrices, snng exquisitely
the beautiful duette from Norma, and,
being encored. gave Like Lark. =
which was sung equally well. Mrs.
Merritt next read Macauley's Henry Of
Navarro" This lady is talented elocu-
ZIONIST, and was much applauded. Mrs.
Beach. the pianist of tho evening played
the celebrated arrangement of "Home,
Sweet Home by $. Mazurette, with
representations of the rolling of the sea.
The composition is grand one. and was
done full justice to by Mrs. Beach, who
played a selection initiating banjo as an
encore. Miss Scott, although having
hut recantlv ranovarad from n aavara i'll
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
Browns American Wonder.

The following testimonials as to the
efficacy Of the above remedy speak for
themselves:
Los ANGELES, June s, 1883.
certify that Browns American Won
der has in two weeks time stopped my
hair from falling out. For the head
there is nothing like it. Wish all Of
hicted with the head ache would give
the Wonder trial.
Mr.. SAVAGE, City.
This is to certify that my daughter
has been afflicted with granulated sore
eyes for three years, until the past few
weeks, l have been using Browns
American Wonder and 1t has completely
restored them.
Mrs. MARY WEBp,
Z May 23d. San Pedro street.
This is to certify that have for years
suffered with nervous headache and
only found relief in Browns Wonder.
1t is worth its weight in gold.
Mrs. STASBERRY,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, tc arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande, Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night.
CA Buckley and wife, James Bullis
and wife, San Franciscoj J R laughter,
st Louis, Mo; G Caluis and wife, Chi.
huahua, Mex; J H kirkpatrick, Ohio,
Ut Pride, Chicago, III; James Doran,
s. Paul, MINI; ] Frsnkenfsld, MINI;
) t Howard, Oakland; 7 s Willer,
Leroy, NY. 1 ~ 2
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

|sLAvERs CHERRY TOOTH PASTE
An aromatic combination for the pres
ervation of the teeth and gums. 1t is
far superior 10 any preparation of its
kind in the market. In large, handsome,
opal pots, price so cents. For sale by
all druggists. G. F. Niece, agent, Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
A arowl at the Postonice onclals.


EDITOR HERALD: II ia customary,
believe, to growl at delinquent public
officials. At any rate. permit me to
enter growl against your postoflice
officials. Some important documents
were sent to me from Anaheim yester.
day. l had personal notice from the
Anaheim Postmaster, and also postal
from the party sending them. l called
ut the PostofRce to- day and was informed
there was nothing for me. I insisted
there was, and was rudely told that
there was nothing there, and to step
aside and make room for others. then
went into the rear door and asked the
registry clerk to look for the packages.
He left his post, went in search and re-
turned with them. Had / not persisted
in demanding search / might have gone
Oft without the documents. 1t seems to
me such delivery clerks should have q
leave Of absence until they could realize
the fact that they are the servants of the
people instead of insolent snobs.
~ W. NJ. McFAppEN.
Los Angeles, June :, 1883.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Jean Barron, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. ad
ministrator Of the estate Of Jean Barron, de-
ceased. to the creditors Of. and all persons hay
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after The first publication Of this notice,
TO the said administrator, at room No. 70, Tenn
pie Block. In the city Of Los Angeles, county Of
Los Angeles. State Of California
J. BARRON,
Administrator Of the estate of Jean Barron,
deceased. jno-Sw
Dated at Los Angeles City. June sth. 1893.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

Call at G.. +. Heinzeman's Drug Store
for Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment,
Won Bulow's German DYSPEPSIA Cure, and
Slaven's California Fruit Salt; the only
agent in Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

II you want a good-fitting truss call
at G.. +. Heinzemans Drug Store, 100
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment of trusses on hand in Southern
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

Tho Mexican remedy for diseases Of
the kidneys and bladder is Damiana Bit
ters.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
Opinions of I. w. Hellman. President
OF the Farmers and Merchants
Bank. n. T, Lee. United States
Cornrnissioner. John d. Bicknell.
Esq, and Mayor Cameron ID.
Thorn

Banlx. II. r. Lee. United states
Commissioner. John d. Bicknell
Esq, and Mayor Cameron d
Thorn.
In further publication of the views
of our citizens, on the propriety and the
location Of a new Court House for Los
Angeles county, we take pleasure in Civ
ing the views of
Mr.. |. W. HBLLMAN.
Mr.. Hellman is in favor Of new
building that shall be large, handsome,
ample and convenient for all purposes
required by tho county. He says that
the lot now belonging to the county on
the corner Of Spring. Franklin and New
High streets. is large enough and is a
central location that would accommo-
date thspeople enough. o2rl gu& =
He furthermore says that this prop
erty, being already owned by the people,
could be used for public purposes with
out any objection being made that there
was ring or job in the matter to
further the schemes or improve the
property of any particular person or
locality. As this lot would be free from
all contests of that character. it should
be chosen, and fine building erected at
a cost OF 500. 900 to begin with, and so
planned that other additions could be
made to it as the public necessities might
require la4 alt st4AsilIa
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER LEE q.
Expresses himself in favor Of fine build.
ing that shall be spacious and adapted
to. the keeping of oil the county records,
the use Of all the county Offices, and the
Superior Courts snd jury rooms. The
joil should be large and well ventilated,
capable of great resistance from without
and within, and ample to contain a large
number of persons, when a riot or other
popular disturbance might arise. He
thinks the Stephens lot would be good
place on account Of its size and central
location. The Stephens lot would an
swer.
j.. D. BrcKNELL, ESQ.,,
Wishes it understood that he ia in favor
of a new Court House, complete In all
its appointments. and ample for the pro.
lection of the valuable records and doc
umepts of the county. He has seen the
great miserv and distress caused by the
destrnction of court houses by fire and
fullv realizes the ,Iancer 70 which the
records of this county are daily sub
iected. He wants good building that
shall cost about sI0o. 900 or sl25. 600
erected as soon as possible. The loca.
ton should be somewhere between First
street and the Plaza and removed from
the noise of the streets as much as DOS.
sible
op,s1os or uAyop ruom
m ~, n,. A..
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

The largest stock Of drugs medicines.
perfumsries and toilet articles IN South.
arm California, at c. F. Heinzeman's.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

All respectable dealers keep pamiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor
dealer, agent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

For health, strength and vigor drink
Damiana Bittors. jane ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
W AR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL SER.
VICE. U. s. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for the ben
at Of Commerce and Agriculture. Report OF Cd
servatons taken at Los Angeles, CAL, June .
1888:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

Child's "Liliian," round crown, with
scolloped rim, so cents, Peoples Store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
NOTICE.

A nrst-eiass private boarding house complete,
doing first-clAss business, will exchange for =
house and lot In the city. For information, ap-
ply to s. L. Dewey, at j. J. Noodworth's SIS
Main street, or P. o. box 9s.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
TWICE the IRRIGATION WATER
Verdugo Canyon,

Twelve hours each i've weeks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

Maximum Thermometer, 80
Minimum Thermometer. bS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
NEW TODAY.

very few weeks ago the Mine of Los Angeles met n
council and adopted the following resolutions
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
T@E AINN

Was to drive the PEOPLES STORE from off the field
The aim close the San Francisco market against
The aim was truly to cut off our supplies.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

In further publication of the views
of our citizens, on the propriety and the
location Of a new Court House for Los
Angeles county, we take pleasure in Civ
ing the views of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09

WlckS.
o8isss 8. a. Fletshcs, about midnight
last night, found a man called .'Red, q
in the Southern Hotel, ''raising Cain"
generally. When he called on him to
desist, he said ma I'D man should
NEEDLE with his rights, and went for q
coupling pin Of train Of cars, to smash
the head Of the officer, Mr., Fletcher
promptly raped him over the bead, and
summoning horse, took him to jail
with his pal. After ''Reds" head was
washed under the hydrant, he retired,
and wrapped the drapery Of his couch
about hin, in the county Jail, 'and bit
terly thought OF the morrow"
A German rented room 10 barber
and printer, giving them the privilege
of having the use Of the kitchen stove to
increase the temperature of their hash
and coffee. Yesterday there was some
uupleasantness about the stove when
the proprietor informed the duo that the
stove would not run as trio but hence
forth as a solo, This was insult so low
that the duo struck so low that our Ger
| man lellOW cltiLtu Suiho w q hottSShtA'
position under the impression OF the
printer. The printer paid $50 to avoid
having his forms locked up, and the
barber paid the same to avoid having his
goose cooked in jail.
Ladies' cloth and leather shoes, 81,
Peoples Store.
The annual report Of the production
of gold and silver in the United States
by the Director Of the Mint is so unjust
to California as to produce o breeze.
Nevada county, which produced about
81 400. 900 in 1882, is credited with only
$500, 900, which Is about the yield of q
single mine in that county. A similar
condition exists in the other counties Of
California. II accurate returns should
be made 1t would be found that not over
half the silver produced in California
during 1882 is embraced In the report Of
superintendent Burchard. Los Angeles,
San Bernardino and Kern counties, all
exceed their reported production. The
miners should make report that is true.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-09
PASSENGERS Due rn,e nyening.

JoHS DAVIS, Adjutant.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-11-10
~rrrrE THEM A LETTER TO- NIGHT.

.,o,., 70 the theater, lecture or ball. Er, sray ,n your room to night rg--y yourself to the iri.nls that cal, .rd good long letteF write ,,,,,e 10 the sad old folks n home. u.ho ,i, Ahen the day ls done, ,, .s folded hands and do~neasi eyes. A,.s thinS of the absen; one .,f .e.fshly serihble Excuse mt h4>ge. t,vs sesreelv the time to ~rite.' ,r., iaelt brooding thoughts 9 ~aadrTlsg
 back
 ro many by gone night. ,,.,sn th-s lost their needed sleep and rest And ever, breath aas a prayer r..t tiea would leave ,he,r delicate babe re ;heiF tender losr and care. p,.1 lc, ,hem feel taat you 'vc no more need oftheir love and counsel wise. ,e. he heart grows strongly sensitive When age has amnaed the eYeS- !. r,rs, be well 10 let them believe yoe never forgot them quite Ina. ,ou deemed Il 4 pleasure Nfien far
 4W8k.
 fafc ieteTs bofne io Wri,e. 4s, .hink that the young and eidd, T ends Nho make your pastIme gay lsaye halt the anxious thoughts fof ou rha, the old folks have to-day n, iats ef writing do nsi pni of', Let sleep or pleasure Ma;t. srsi inc letter for which ihey looked and
 fnced
 st l., or an holr loo iaie. r,r ihe sad old folks a, home. Ay,h locks fast tnrn.ng white. .-e ioagins 10 hear ot the ah,eal one A,ie them a letter to-nieti -k, ie<s.