Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-16

last night at Turnverein Hall was a rare
treat Of choice music. one Of the best
~ err given in the city. but was very
thinly attended Prof. Dorrego never
played better aud was ably supported
/ BY some of the best musical talent on
the Pacific Coast. The selections play
ed consisted of delicious guitar solo
composed by Prof. Dorrego and others
from Rossini, Cerecedl. A. Schmidt,
Mollenhaner Briccialdi, and the always
grand Carnival Of Venice. The selee.
tions were choice, and SO well rendered
that any personal preference would be
inyidious. The whole performance was
delightful and it is a matter of deep.re-
gret that SO few persons enjoyed whit a
thousand should have feasted upon with
delight.
Z Mt. Burdett Chandler, the Mayor of
Petrplia, arrived in town yesterday
morning, and brings most cheering news
from the Chandler & Bower oil we'll 1t
seems that the oil is coming into the
well very freely. apparently about ten
barrels day. This seems too much Of
yield to throw away with the debris Of
sand pump, SO he has come to town To-
get tanks for pumping the well and saw
ing the oil This oil il dense iubricat-
ing fnid, that readily commands from So
to 81 per barrel, according to quality.
As the fuel to pump the well costs noth-
Ing, a yield Of $50 per day Is a very good
thing to have in family. But greater
wells than this will be found In Petrolis
in the near future.
The programme for the complimentary
concert teudsre,l to Miss Mary Agnes
Lester, to take place at Turn Verein
Hall next Thursday evening, will be
found in this mornings HERALD. The
selections are admirable, and from tho
names of the ladies and gentlemen who
will assist, we can safely promise our
citizens most delightful entertainment
Tickets are for sale at Day 4 Browns
music store, where seats can be
reserved.
Ex-Sheriff J. NJ. Miller, Of Ventura,
who is largely interested in the mines at
Calico. arrived in Los Angeles yesterday.
He is highly prosperous and exultant, as
we'll he might be. He gave us speci-
men of silver ore which would easily as
say SIC, 900 to the ton. OF course, there
has not been much Of such horedsveloped,
Of late. But the indications Of good
mines are there without number and the
old stand bys keep up their lick.
Mr.. w. w. Robinson was last night
reelected City Auditor by the Council,
by vote Of 9 to 8 for his opponent, DR..
Lindenfeld. Captain George G. Knox,
City Surveyor; c. NJ. Jenkins, Zanjero
and E. H. Boyd, Superintendent Of
Streets, were reelected by acclamation,
and Captain Cummings was reelected
Overseer Of the Chaingang by vote Of
. to s for his two competitors, Sullivan
and Greed.
The auction sale Of elegant holiday
gifts diamonds, watches and jewelry,
etc.-have been well attended this last
week. The sale will be continued at ! |
o'clock each day and at 7 o'clock each
evening. Can be seen and examined on
the morning Of sale by catalogue and
every article is warranted.
The Council last night, ON motion Of
Councilman Hamnels, voted the free
dom Of the city to General Hancock;
also appointed committee Of FIVE mem
bers and the President to act in concert
with the Citizens Committee in receiv-
| ing the General
Mrs Lottie Greenleaf, sister OF Mrs.
Amadon, and indicted with her as access
sorry after the fact, in the murder of
Heury G. ANA Ion, was yesterday re-
| leased, and the charges against her dis
missed
Who are the mea who, elected as
Democrats. have sold out their party
Make it warm for the traitorsl Make it
warm for them now and hereaftsri'
Attention /, called to the business no
tees oi J. r. White Of houses to rent
and choice property for sale. in this is
sue of the HERALp.
IL il money or simply the lust oi
treason which has cheated the Demo-
cratic party out of the President Of the
| CounciIs
J. Ferris was arrested yesterday for
stealing an overeoat. He is an old of
feader. who has been in prison walls be-
fore.
For your holiday presents call at
| Original Gneie Joe's. su-tu-th-sat
Unredeemed pledges for sale at 0rigi-
nal Uncle Joe's. III n Spring street,
| opposite Temple Block. su-tu-th-sat
Ex-sherif Miller, formerly Of Ven
tara, now Of Calico, came down on q
visit 10 his family yesterday
Call on Metcalf, Mckoon 4 Hall. No
10 Spring street, opposite P. O., for bar
gains in land at Pasadena.
Metcalf, McKoon 4 Hall have re-
/ lioved to their new office No. 10 Spring
street, opposite P. o.
Pure California wines at 3. J.. Woola.
cott, Wholesale and retail. 26 and 2s
North Spring street.
sstrada Lopez wssbrought to jail las'
night by Deputy Sheriff Altamirano TO.
stealing horse.
Bargains iE diamonds, watchesand jew
elry, at 0riglRal Uncle Joe's su-tu-th-sai