Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-01

the Turn Verein-thirteen in all-who
expect to compete in the Turn -Bezirk at
Oakland, with their friends, have en-
gagged special car, and will leave for
the scene of the contest on the S:45
train, Thursday morning, tomorrow.
Constable Bryant, of FL Monte,
brought in crazy man, late last night,
and lodged him in Jail. The fellow had
been on big drunk for three weeks
and was not precisely happy. IT is al
together likely that he will be sane
when sober.
The Riverside people, who refuse to
plant wine grapes, on principle, have a
more prompt way Of getting the juice Of
the grape, and avoid the odium Of wine
making. Yesterday we observed six
cases Of wine from Woollacott's en- route
to Riverside.
| DR.. Fellows has an ostrich egg at his
office in the Postoffice building. The
/ Doctor will take the egg to Iowa and
Wisconsin and exhibit it as small
California goose-egg. That is rather
rough on the goose tribe, and Mother
Goose is mad, because the egg is SO
small.
The sales in the Ontario Colony last
week consisted of ten acre tract to J.
B. Tays, of Ell Paso, Texas, for 50, 500,
and two town lots for 5000. Adam
Davidson, of Petaluma, CAL, the same
amount. making IS, 400 total sales The
previous sales were sl56. .l75, while the
entire sales on the tract amount to
$l64. .575.
One new dynamo is already in position
at the electric light works, and the other
is expected shortly. The engine will
be in running order in a few days,
when six electric lights will be placed
on the section Of Main street between
Court and First streets, for the object
Of advertising the trade in that section
A fish cannery has been started at
Santa Barbara, after the style of salmon
canneries, to put up barracuda, smelts,
sea bass, rock cod, mackere and other
delicious salt water fish, for shipment to
the interior, where they cannot other
wise be obtained. Such an enterprise
would be paying one at Wilmington or
San Pedro.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, George Bahrens, convicted of
disturbing the peace, was fined $40 or
ten days labor on the streets. Santiago
Arguello plead guilty. 10 stealing some
harness and was sentenced to pay fine
OF $50 or, in default, sixty days labor in
Captain Cummings brigade. All Gan,
for leaving his horse unhitched, paid IS.
The marriage license business was un-
usually brisk in the County Recorders
Office yesterday, four couples having
filed for record permits to enter the holy
estate, as follows: NJ A. Botello and
Jennie M. Crane, J. j. Carpenter and
Virginia Redona, H. P. Gafthwaite and
Alice Tuttle and +. M. Plott and Louisa
Dorsan.
Compressed paper doors are coming
into use, and are said to be far superior
to any other kind in case Of fire. There
seems to be no end to the valuable uses
to which paper is put, and yet no one
has sufficient enterprise to start paper
mill in Los Angeles, where material is
abundant, and the enterprise would be
thoroughly successful.
The telegraph wires. between this city
and San Francisco. from some unex.
planned cause, became disorganized
about 10 o'clock last night and, as a re-
suit, the HERALD is without its usual
amount of telegraphic news this morn
ing. In Arizona the wires were demor-
allied by lightning SO that Los Angeles
was cut off from telegraphic commnnica-
ton both north and south.
Mr. B. T. Williams and wife, Of San
Fernando, were in the city yesterday on
business trip. Mr.. Williams has be-
come well rested from the cares of the
legal profession by a year of recreation
in wheat-growing. When he turns bis
wheat into gold he will remove to Los
| Angeles, where his children can attend
school, while he again expounds the
laws, both human and divine.
The announcement for grand ball,
to be given at Turn verein Hall, Mon.
day evening, September 18th, in honor
of the twenty-third anniversary of Mex
lean Independence, will be found else
where in this mornings HERALD. From
the names of the gentlemen composing
the Committee Of Arrangements, we
hazard nothing in predicting that it will
be one Of the most delightful entertain
ments ever given in this city.
Hon. Zachary Montgomery addressed
a very large audience in front of the
Court Honse last evening, in reply to
the pulpit attacks of Rev. J. w. Ellis,
whom he had requested to assist in the
debate. However, he did not appear,
and the orator made an eloquent speech,
giving facts and figures to sustain his
theory, and proving himself to be en-.
tirely non-sectarian in the advocacy Of
his views. He was listened to with
deep attention by his auditors.
Count Bozenta yesterday paid visit
TO the HERALD Office. out of regard for
the profession. as the Count was him
self a newspaper publisher for six years
in Paris. The Count, and Countess,
Madame Modieslsa and son. will to NOR
row visit Mrs. Jeanne G. Carr at Pasa.
dena, and on Friday will leave for San
Francisco, to fulfill a brief engagement.
After that they will proceed by the way
Of Yellowstone to Chicago, where
Madame Modieska has an engagement for
season in September.
A rumor was current on the streets,
yesterday, that one of the wholesale
butchers Of this city purchased at Santa
Ana, the other day, about 100 head Of
cattle, alleged to be infected with the
disease known as the "blaclxleg," and
that he is now killing them and serving
the meat to his customers. There may
be nothing in the rumor, but we
respectfully suggest to the Health off.
Ger that 1t would be well to examine
into the matter by an inspection Of the
corrals Of the wholesale butchers, and II
there is any foundation in the story, to
at once put stop to the killing and sale
Of the diseased cattle.
OF nine visiting Sir Knights, repre-
senting FIVE States cast Of the Rockies
who attended the convocation Of theil
brethren Of this city, on Monday even
ing, six expressed themselves SO delight
ed with Los Angeles that they intend tc