Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-24

Iowa; Isaac Wormser, Of San Fran
cisco, California. Capital stock, $50,
900. divided into 1900 shares, all o.
which have been subscribed and pait
for.
Mr.. Ed. Baker yesterday exhibited
some fine specimens Of chloride Of silver
ore carrying gold. An assay will BE-
made to-day. The find is in the Yer
dugo Mountains on the lands Of ex
Mayor Beaudry, about six miles from
the city.
Messrs. Seymour & johnson, inter
ested in the rich Veto mine at Calico,
which adjoins the celebrated Occidental
mine; expect to receive returns from the
carload Of ore which was shipped to
San Francisco last week, by Wednes-
day next, at the farthest Great results
are expected from the reduction of this
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Yesterday afternoon as John Osborne
was moving a safe from the upper floor
of the Firs.. National Bank, when the
safe reached the tile floor at tho foot Of
the stairs the floor sunk down under the
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We observe valuable work is being
done by the 3. P. r. r. Company in
placing ringbolts in the rocks of the
Black Canon OF Colorado, Fl Dorado
Cafion and Devils Gate Canon for the
purpose OF hauling steamers up the fierce
rapids that exist there. and for holding
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Last night was browning success in
the matter OF Episcopal church socials,
those always enjoyable and thoroughly
enjoyed entertainments inaugurated by
the amiable ladies of the Episcopal con-
gregation of this city. The social was
held in the upper story OF Baker Block.
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The announcement for the grand en-
tertainment and ball to be given by Park
Hose Company No. !, at Turn verein
Hall on Saturday evening, May 18th.
As this is the first time in two years
that the Park boys have called
upon our citizens for contributions Of
any kind, and as they have proved them.
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Mr.. John 7. Clifford the well-known
agent OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
at Newhall. was in the city yesterday
on business He reports the crops in
fair condition in that section, especially
the early sown wheat on the lower part
Of the Newhall ranch. The shipments
of petroleum from that station amount
to five carloads daily, or $50, 900 barrels
q year. A gentleman by the name OF
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Uncle Josh is back again. He started
last week for the Mojave mining district
and got as far as Pomona, where he
stopped to interview the Pomona Times
and found SO many exchanges unused
that he beuevolently scooped in wagon
load and returned to Los Angeles to read
them, so as to get good intellectual
outfit. Yesterday he reported at the
HERALD Office for a variety of religious
journals to mix with the seven hundred
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The following is the list of passen-
gers who arrived in Los Angeles from
the East via the Southern Pacific Rail-
road and connections, last evening:
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