Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-14

ern California the past six weeks, and
Miss Alice Harville, Of San Francisco,
Mr., Brierly's cousin, who has been here
the past two weeks, will return home on
the Orizaba to-day,
The steamer Orizaba sails for San
Francisco and way ports to-day. Pas.
sengers take the 1915 A. NJ. train, Los
Angeles time, for San Pedro.
The Annual Ball of the Eagle Corps
last night was very stylish and elegant.
The company was large, the music ex.
cellent, and the entire affair brilliant and
enjoyable. The dancing continued till
the morning hour.
Mr.. John Osborn, the veteran mover
Of heavy weights, yesterday shipped the
power press Of the late Commercial to
Warren Wilson, San Bernardino. Mr..
Wilson purchased the entire outfit Of
the establishment.
We received a pleasant call yesterday
from our old townsman, Hon. George r.
Riddle, Of Pittsburgh, Penna. Mr.. Rid.
die goes out to Downey to-day to visit
his nephew, Mr.. Eb. Williams. He ex'
poets to spend some time in Los Angeles
Mr.. Simon c. Hahne. Of sepulvedu
station, formerly of Los Angeles, several
days since wandered from home in a
state Of mental alteration and was found
last night by the police near the river
and taken into custody. He appeard to
be very crazy.
Two complaints were filed before City
Justice Morgan yesterday charging Lau
rent and Rosa Tiblier with disturbing ths
peace. the complainant being Gus Leon
ard. Subsequently Rosa made an infor'
nation charging Leonard with battery.
The parties were all arrested and theil
cases set for trial on the 18th instant.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday. John Doe Storey, convicted Of
battery. on complaint Of David Sheehan,
was fined $2l, which he paid. J. II.
Walker, for the same offence, was fined
500, or 100 days Imprisonment. Marin
Alice, also battery. on complaint of
Thomas Brennan, was assessed $40,
which he paid.
The self shooter, Witherspoon, re-
mains about the same. He seems to
have some desire now to live, but did
not appear to have that desire when he
Al hill - tx.to III. ntIl
Poole lived several days with bullet in
his heart, but the custom is not common
and il at the best short lived affair.
The Navajo Indians. instead Of being
shut up on reservation, to be fed by
the Government, are at work for liv.
ing, and this year will produce 800. 600
lbs of wool and 600, 900 lbs Of hides and
pelts, while the Maricopas will raise an
immense crop of grain, on the Salt
river, in Arizona. That is better than
fighting.
Part of the filthy old rookeries on the
north side Of Commercial street, east Of
Los Angeles. comprising four alleged
stores, are being torn down, having been
already vacated, and will be replaced by
brick building which will be healthful
and verpin proof. An srphaltum side
walk viii also be constructed, in place
Of The abortion which now exists.
A great excursion is to be given by the
people of Tucson TO San Francisco and
return. The time is liked at ten weeks
and the passengers are allowed on re-
turn to stop over at Los Angeles, Santa
Monica, Willmore City and the San
Gabriel valley. The excursion will
start in time 10 attend the Triennial
Conclave and return on go-as-yor-
please any time during ten weeks.
Our readers will bear in mind the citi-
zens' meeting to be held to night at JUS
tice Morgan's Courtroom. Let the peo-
pie turn out and enake ample arrange
ments for glorious celebration. This
year is the Centennial OF the close Of the
war for independence in 1888, and
should be IN ontburst like that in 1876,
which was the Centennial Of the Declar-
alton Of Independence. That was q
glorious affair. Let us have another one
like It,
The business of the Willmore City
settlement is steadily increasing. Judge
Widney has ordered two more street
cars to run from Willmore City to the
junction with the s. P. X. K. ia order
to accommodate the increased business
Of the colony. The bathing houses are
now built and campers and boarders are
well accommodated with all that is need
full for full enjoyment Of this unri
vailed beach, which is only twenty-five
miles from the city Of Los Angeles.
A man named Frank B, Allen. in tht
employ of John w. Bixby, at his dairy
ranch on the Alamitos rancho, was sen,
TO Wilmington to collect S33 for Mr.
Bixby, but instead OF returning The
money he skipped the ranch and came
to town to work for Carter & Gilmore
The Sheriffs office at Los Angeles wal
notified and watch was set for Mr.. Allen
Deputy Sheriff George ?. McI1ain yes
terday saw his man and took him intt
the county clearinghouse. He will bt
examined today.
Mr.. II. j. Rudisill and wife, of River
side, have been in the city for severa
days past. Yesterday they visitet
Willmore City, and SO well pleased wer,
they with the place that they have de
cided to purchase property there for {
Summer residence, and the prospects ar
that number OF people from Riversid,
will do as the citizens of Pasaden,
already have done--buy one or NOR,
blocks, which they will improve ant
beautify with handsome cottages, plant
ing trees and shrubbery, and making
attractive pleasure grounds, where they
can go and spend the Summer month
with their families by the sea-
Profess sor ]. w. Redway started over
land, yesterday. by the Phillips excur
sion, for Chicago, New York. and prob
ably Lonl u, England Professor Red
way is professor u natural sciences il
Los Angeles, and, we presume, will
make diligent use of his time Will,
absent in collecting scientific informa
ton. 1t may not be known that the pub
fishers Of Monteith's Physical Geogra
ply have sent out proposals to variou
scientific gentlemen to furnish specimen
chapters OF revised edition of thi
work, and that of all the scientists +,
which they sont requests for specimen
copies, the manuscript Of Professo
Redway was considered the best, ant
that he will be chosen rs editor OF tn
new edition Of that popular publication
which is known in every part Of tn,
Union. Such compliment to ou
young scientist is a very graceful tribut