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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
Postomces.

Los Angeles county has thirty-eight
postoftices, including seven money order
offices; San Diego county possesses sew
enteen postoffoes and only one money
order office, while San Bernardino has
but thirteen postoffices and two money
order offices, Los Angeles leading the
two counties combined, in the number
of offices. OF postal money order Offices,
there are l24 in the State, or an
average of two and half per county,
while Los Angeles has seven, or nearly
three times as many as the average for
the entire State. including all tho thickly
settled counties. But our postal busi-
ness and revenue is as good, or better
in proportion, than any county in the
State, save San Francisco city and county
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

our next door neighbor, and illustrates
the great growth Of the Southwest eoun.
try. The Salt River valley alone, this
year, according to the Resources Of Ari
coma, has produced 1866, 700 pounds of
wheat; ls.792,o 9l pounds of barley;
''Indian wheat 1000. 900 pounds, while
there are 1914 acres of alfalfa, 80, 200
fruit trees aud 2l3. 400 grape vines.
This valley is but one, of many, in
that great country, and produces
the bulky articles of commerce on which
the freight is the burden that takes
away the profit of our farmers in ship.
ping to that country. These facts
should be clearly understood by our
farmers, so they may not rely too much
on our neighbor, Arizona, for a market
for hay and grain. tits the part of wis.
dom to keep informed in regard to the
interests of the country and q CONNER
cial journal like the HERALD is ever on
the alert to watch the paths of COM
mcrce and mark their courses and their
profit Should Arizona be able to supply
herself in short timo with hay
and grain we must curtail the produc-
ton Of barley and hay and plant more
of other things that will pay better.
There are fifty other kinds of agricutu-
raj products that will pay better than
hay and barley in the future. These
two staples now pay well, but may be
overdone in the next year. Wheat and
corn we may send abroad, and canned
and dried fruits, and wine, brandy and
raisins can be sent abroad and have the
world for market. Cattle, horses,
hogs and poultry we are in need Of all
the time, and the dairy business ought
to be doubled. All these things should
be thoughtiully considered, and a diver
siied industry developed that would
enrich the land. Our home mines and
important manufactures should be en-
couraged, so that they may attract hun.
dreds of thousands of people to our
land, to consume the products of our
farms without the expense of sending
them abroad. A home market is the
safest and steadiest that any people can
| POSSESS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
COURT REPORTS.
superior oourt-Howard. j.

superior Court-doWaru, j.
FRIDAY, July 27, 1883.
Harper, Reynolds 4 Co. vs.. Scott &
Co. ct al--0n trial.
Estate and guardianshipso Smoot
minors-Continued until July 30, at
10 A. 81.
CIVIL eALENDAR--JULY SESSION.
Perry, Woodwork h Co. VS.. Brainerd
Set for trial Aug. 4, at 10 M.
Durfee vs.. Garvey.--Set for Sept. 4, at
l0A. NJ.
Perez VS.. Plummer-Set for Sept. G,
at 10A. M.
Workman vs., Garvey-Demurrer set
for argument Sept. |, Mt l0A. NJ
Cotile VS.. Maxey-Set for Sept. II, at
10 A. NJ.
Riley vs.. Cunningham-set for Sept.
IL, at l0A. NJ.
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
vs.. White-Set for September 18th, at
10 A. NJ.
McFadden vs. Irwin-Set for Septem.
Der IT, at 10 A. NJ.
Dubourdies VS.. Dubourdieu-Set for
September Is, at l0A. NJ.
Green VS.. Hayes-Demurre set for
argument September |, at 10 A, NJ.
Schlesinger VS.. Mallard-Same order.
Temple VS.. Jenkins-Same order.
Vignolo VS.. Beaudry Set for trial
August 4, at 10A. NJ.
sErULvEpA, J.
Hollenbeck et al. VS.. Niles ct al.-De-
murrer of defendant Niles submitted
Two days to file points.
People vs.. arpenter-Assault with a
deadly weapon. Jury disagreed.
People vs.. Lulu Dunn-Adultery-
motion Of defendants attorney. the Dis.
trict Attorney censenting, information
dismissed.
CIVIL cALENDAR-JULy SESSION.
Holland Va. Price-Set for trial Sept.
9, at 10 A. NJ.
sisson ct al. VS.. Wallace-Set for Sept.
3, at 10 A. M.
Mora VS.. Los Angeles City Water
Company-Set for Sept. A, at 10 A. NJ.
White vs.. Rowland-Set for Sept. 5,
at l0A. NJ.
Rowland VS.. Monroe-Demurrer to
cross complains overruled; set for Sept.
7, at l0A. NJ.
Hewitt vs. Lorenz-Set for Sept. 10.
at l0A.M.
Wagner Va. Ryle ct al.-Set for Sept.
II, at l0A. NJ.
Farmers and Merchants Bank vs..
Thomas-Set for September IL, at 10
A. NJ.
Muller vs.. Haist--set for Sept 10, at
10A. NJ.
Gibbs VS.. Mcdonald for Sept. IA.
at 10 A. NJ.
City of Los Angeles VS.. Johnson-Se
for Sept. II, at l0A.M.
Same VS.. Beaudry-Set for Sept. 20.
at l0A NJ.
Estudillo VS.. Aguirre-Set for Sept.
Is, at i0A.M.
Mansur vs. Gildmaeher-Se for Sept.
ID, at 10 A. NJ.
Hancock vs. Arnaz--Set for Sept. 81,
at l0A. NJ.
Mutually VS.. Chappelle-Set for Sept.
"a, at A. NJ.
Townsend VS.. Brush for Sept. &c,
at l0A. NJ
Reid Va. Sirowbridqc 1.-TWO cases)-Set
for Sept. %, at 10 A. NJ.
Moore vs.. Moore-Demurrer submit
ted; three days to file points aud two
days to reply.
Baldwin vs. Peterbaugh-Same order.
Vaughn VS.. Cook--Set for Sept. 8, at
ga NJ.
Mansur VS.. Haddock-Set for Sept.
10, at l0A NJ.
People VI. Joseph s. Knighf-Bur-
glary-Motion for new trial dened; SEN
fenced to States Prison Tor two and a
half years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY GILLETTE, GIBSON b WOOD
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.

Henry Hughes to John steere--s of lot S
blk III, Santa Monica; $500.
state Of California to Joseph Lester-W O.
Sc Sec 4, T 5, L W: Patent,
Irving A Dunsmoor and 5 A, his wife, to :
Agours--Lot II, Bouton's subdivision OF N bll
81 Orl's survey. 500.
Alfred Robinson. trustee, to Orange d ThomP
son-sw OF NV and NV Of sW Sec rs. I
IS, RI2 W; 50, 6l4.o5.
Alexandra Well to Edward Nittinger Dune %
1882 Agreement TO convey lots l and 3, blk X,
Also tract; s325.
above agreement, except as to Ssh feet II lot g.
wardlaw to Charles wardlaw-As Assign.
ment Of last above;
alexandra Well 70 Charles T wardlaw-I.ots |
and 8. blk H. Also tract, except ssi feet Of lot
3; IS.
Alexandra Well to Nittinger ssf feet Of
lot 5. blk r, Also tract; 50.
Nttinger 10 Charles wardlaw- Lots am
g. blk X, Also tract, less sSi feet Of lot 3; 3.
Mrs sarah j Ferguso to W HavFrsficS--iosi
Z IL and 16, blk l; Is and 0. blk 7. lot =. BIZ
! and lot l, blk 10. South Santa Monica; $40,
Lewis Moore to $ Emily Buringams-SW q
lot |, AMI n y Of Ne /, lot K, Temple 4 eiozt
tract; s2.4.3s.
Mrs a j Merchant to Hiram Buriinssme- {. %
ares Z Of grantee. IS.
Martin + Lin lskow to Mary Ellen Lindskow-
Lots %, 81 AMI % blk SO, SIN pelro; -
Sarli B Vel e ant An trev j., her husband &c
gaI Miller 81 acres in Ynez YcrbA de Cots
lllniment, Ro santiago de Santa Ana, s6,5't.
Richard .,oS. ihomas W Cox AM btriss
FOX 10 VIM II clsrk-l.ot II, Cox Bro su ldl,ls
lon OF part II Ksr,khoif tract; s575
Perry NJ Green tn Jam 8 X r gg ns-fA acres
in division +, lands u San uahdei grange Grove
fssociauon; 800.
PVT Gree 20 Iary higgins III acres in same
division; 49, 80
Dolores Dusrts de Valdez to David valdsz-ll
acres In Re San jose 0.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

neat COTTAGE. ara grow;pe nm IN all
thu ca,,ops near the wall. and a mora in.
ta,lioant on;at aud SONAR sat of mon
than the oil drillers here are not to be
found Thev arc Ms desirable n class of
nonulation az could be w;shad and ara a
credit to their people in Pennsylvania.
most of them vouno. muscular fellows
who take pride in their work and watch
apparentlv the progress thew make in
drilling a we'll with as much interest, as
their EMPLOYER.
To one who has known the dav and
that. too. but few wears since. when a
half dozen men comnosed tho inhab;.
tants of this district. when not one dol.
lar could be interested and all were ridi.
culed at their hopes for the eventuality
of the oil interest. the present status
is simply wonderful, the writer hereof
returning after an absence of one year.
finds in that period change not OK.
pected for the next five years. and be.
lieyes another Bradford will be built
here in the next five, And alas a change,
too, among the old timers. Sanford
Lyon, who has stuck for twenty years to
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
K. of P. Installation.

On Thursday evening the following
officers elect of Olive Lodge, No 20, X
of P, were installed by Deputy District
Grand Chancellor E. f. de Ceis: P c.,
J. r Summers; C. c., J F. Holbrook
V. c., James NJ. Brainard: Prelate, J.
A. Cline; K. R. Of S., B. A. Yorba; NJ.
OF E., A. w. Potts; NJ. If F., R. A.
Ling; NJ. at A, Joseph Manning; I. G
Frank Mcclure; o. g., John NJ. Martin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
HORSE PASTURE.

From the LIST Of ,ugust limited number e
good horses will be taken to psstuse on ALfAL-
"a, wheFe thes viii have every ctGe and atfcu
ton plenty Of pure running ~atef flom the 80
Gabriel RiYer High boar. fetced aeids.
Term--t.o4t-. Sc 10 81. k&orHfG&
A 80. Hurs. and taat 81 per meath.
Large grass passu es fof cssitle and ores "a
50 per month Young stock less Ranch . euIT
nine miles from TOE court II use. q ANGELES y
at Forest Srove stafion, $, p H. r.. He.r Ho4a<y
City. Easily iouAd, and handy i9F Gvrex1 e
visit their 81. ok.
Horses eft at any 4 the u sry seesits vii u
called for any Satpr iaF on hsils uaeilisd.
iyzl In JAMES s5ftTH, -. kiiia. Ass ..s1A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
Building Association.

II you want to borrow money. TO be paid bao<
in monthly instruments. for the purpose 81 pa
ing of mortgage on your home. Or Of buildi1
you q house, or II you want to secure house 1I14
for few shares Of stock in savings Fund ~
Building Society Of Les Angeles. Or il you wa14
to lay up a little e,eh month out Of your e1rA-
ings where it will be safe and yield better int1
est than any savings bank, subscribe al once ~
shares
For full information amply to
Z. H. BENTLEY. Secretary.
uy2stf So and 81 T. mpe Block, Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

Mr.. Hancock Johnston. of Los Angeles
county. a son of General Albert Sidney
Johnston, the brilliant Confederate com.
mander, killed at the battle of Shiloh,
and who was formerly a resident Of
Southern California, has arrived at Santa
Barbara. 1t is his intention to purchase
a stock ranch in Santa Barbara, towhich
he contemplates removing his fine
blooded stock from his ranch near Los
Angeles. He is noted as one Of the
principal livestock breeders in Southern
California. the owner Of tie famous stall
lion Richmond" and other celebrated
animals. Santa Barbara Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
San Fernando Items.

MIR. Cnas. a. vogelsang, Drothef OF
Alex. vogelsang, Secretary of the Board
of Harbor Commissioners, delivered a
lecture Sunday. Subject: "Our Country
and its Institutions The lecturer
showed an appreciation and understand
ing of the true American idea, that more
than pleased his friends. We are proud
of our young Democratic friend. He in
very elaborate and ornate manner
showed the distinction and difference be-
tween the European Governments and
our own, and closed his lecture with a
peroration that was grand in facts and
eloquent in words. and elected applause
The Ladies' Aid Society, for building
Methodist church, met at the school
house Sunday and organized by eleciing
Mrs. Capt. Hammond, President; Mrs.
Jacob Harp. Mrs. A. G.. Patten, Mrs. w.
B. shaug, Mrs. Fred. shaffer, Vice
Presidents; Secretary, Miss Nellie Henry,
and Mrs. DR.. C. H. Castle, Treasurer;
Executive Committee, Miss Mary Cover,
Miss Mollie Jennifer, Mrs Ed. Ham
mond, Miss Katie Maclay. The meet.
ing adjourned to meet next Sunday to
hear reports from the officers and COM
mittees, and decide on line of action
or mode of advance on Satan's king
dom.
The friends and patrons of the DAILY
HERALD were much amused at the threat
OF the Examiner to ''spank" the editor
of the HERALD, both from physical
and an intellectual standpoint. Let 60,
DIR. Cleveland; and, Uncle George, your
contract is beyond your calculation.
Miss Josie Maclay has returned home
after protracted visit to her friends in
Los Angeles, Miss Josie Morrison and
Miss Belle Widney.
Married, the oath inst, by H. w.
Griswold, Justice of the Peace, at the
Porter House, Chas. II. Mcdonald and
Miss Orphia Abrams. Mr.. Mcdonald
is from Denver, Colorado, and Miss
Abrams is from Fairfield, Ohio. Mr..
and Mrs. Col. Jno. H. Barclay acted as
the best couple.
Mr.. Clark, Postmaster at Springville,
Ventura county, is here on visit to his
relations and friends. Here is another
evidence Of the generosity of the Repub-
lican party. Show me an office that
don't pay and you will find Democrat
there.
Mr.. Storrs, OF New Hampshire, is on
visit to Col. Hubbard. They are old
school boy chums.
Miss Mollie Jenifer has started an ex-
press and mail route between here and
the Hawk Run, etc., owned by her
father, Major Jenifer.
No grain will be stored here this sea-
son as the Capitol Milling Company and
Hellman, Haas l. GO. have bought it,
a.d;.;- - .,,;..oa f..t =. y .an
-
-,
oa' sen,a' o'u'''.e H'eAu "I -
~'A anu n's na - A' e'' 'aA,
nas must VI i''euus ne.e' anu ioy"'
as'er "eonanio onAs. a. .os''s'Hs
nas gone 70 sisl. ms ia.ner ~ ''ooa'oh.
In nis aoSehce a4lfy Aun'on WIN a''
IN us pia'e' anu ENGINE Is !" eoou
nahas'
Thos Stanton, engineer Of Engine 80;
u II c.o .na;naar Of On ana p w
~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
Wellington Coal.
Attention OF che consumers Of COZ

Attention of the consumers of coal is
called to the particularly excellent quail
tiles Of this coal for either steam, heat
ing, or cooking purposes. One ton of it
is Iuily equal to three cords OF wood. As
a household coal for cooking or heating
purposes 1t has no equal, selling for sew
eral dollars more per ton in the San
Francisco market than any other coal
imported for this particular use. This
coal 10 for sale by all coal and wood
yurds.
Tne undersigned is prepared to sell
Wellington coal in carload lots of ten
t1ns aud upwards, from his coal bunkers
r ships when dlseharging, at Whining
sn, delivered anywhere along the line
4 me 5. z, L.. R.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

| A 1tk <..xff1, faEau 6v rur41risa Mr. l,RHVftf
was equal to the occasion, and ,acknowl-
edged the compliment IN most iel'c''ous
terms
Ladies chemise, 4oc, Peoples store.
The attention of the Hath Officer il
M - a. .ha.,.;u .;.,...,;u aa.,t
sA'e1 W 'Ae 'nooAi"s' si'Aen"s' usA'a
dealing stencil that arises from the old
dry sewer In front OF 43 North Spring
street. For years this awful stencil has
al'sen' anu s'hsrls 70 heaven sna MS aaso
WALL ali along in that vicinity l. rotten.
ness and deadly vapor.
The State funniest for this year will
copmance ot Oakland ON Aucust 4tb.
IL Is now thougnt tnhe she paAei
dozen" delegation from this city, instead
of going by water, will leave overland
on the End prox., as it is impossible &c
ali Ia IL con cau. sta p training and we hore
will secure the prize offered.
Watered silk, to-day, So cents, Peo-
Piles Store.
Ahout ba,f.nast s;x o,clock Yesterday
noou' Aa p .,, % osa -,
"s M s 'a'e se''''e
down temple street, ora"h ny par
OF runaway horses, who were pulling
out for fall there was in it," The run.
Always collided with two buggies, over
turning one and damaging the other
slightly. Miraculously, no one was hurt.
and only one horse had his ankle cut a
little.
A grand concert, it will be seen by an
nouncement elsewhere Ia this morning s
HERALD, will be given on tomorrow
Sunday night OF Buona Vista, Jacob
Phiilippi,s new resort on Fort Hill. In
III h;J. - sy ~ na'S eos ns ~
eaan;n. b. haas All III ,n;.h -
: s1a 80.
pn!oy pe"'""s evening 'Aou'" '''''
Black gros grain silks, to-day, 94c,
People's Store.
a gentleman VINO owns fne orchard
and vineyard on Alameda street, within
the city limits, sold his orange crop this
year from !, $40 trees at one dollar per
n n and -. Iii, ~ -, ,s;,l a,.i 81,
Tor sIO5 per acre BIT This Is not al! rs
this enterprising ranchero raises pampas
grass piulnes Tor eastern shipment, and
'ioM =" nun NC ACTS S'oo per ahhu'''
The Messrs. Polaski Brothers are re-
model;no tbe store in tha Ianfranoo
DIT X
'' .sns " "1en'i" aiue
store. When the plate-glass windows
are in place and the other improvements
contan,Iotad ccmn,a,o1 = w;ll ba ono
"a tines 6nest store. in ,ho c;.v IT,
stove will ba reo.i. sar aen,ra.cv &, =
few DAYS. when The Mrssr, PolasRi will
omen with one Of the most elegaat as.
sa,t,nent. of cloth;na AMI fnrr,s,.;,,,,
goods to be found on the Pacific Coast.
Black Ottoman silk, to day, Csc,
Peoples Store.
somo c.staru ra;twov. have ado,.oa
tho nion of .ervina ,,,nobas = .ha;r
tbronot ,asse,oers in .be;r cor. .f,or
tha Enol;sh s,v,a hr .a,aa,a,.h;a,,
ahead ana h.v;na a. ,,uot 49,.
ready naetaJ a. .,ss;rad ~ .s rsn.s
s,st's pa adro'oa IN 81 az '.l IAN ha
rs su,Y II annear. ~ IL tb;s svs.au
wonId work adm;rahlv On or cai;,a,,.;a
and Ar,s.na 'lassrt. -. a. - 10
saason wben . cald I,ach Z nrassr.h H.
10 bot -, A. axn..,,,a p's'. ,aa,,id
he advanta. n M :" ps'i"s's "o''u
- - eso1'
Hon. Zach Montgomery spoke again
last eysuiro on the Conrt House stens
on tha ra,sad, g. a. al, aa,,.aa r,
on s"e ieheey ior Tue esii causeo ny
toned by him on Thursday evening.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

Damiana makes the old Young and the
weak strong and healthy. Nj. Levy, GO,
wholesale liquor dealers, agents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

Call at C. F. 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., 1883-07-28

At the Eintracht Saloon, on Spring
street, near the HERALD office. iee-eold
lager, from the celebrated Anheuser-
5lsch Brew ry, OF St. Louis, is kept
constantly on draft, carloads arriving
e ky. The finest brands Of liquors
AMI eig,rs speciality. Lunches served
, order.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

II you want good-fitting truss call
at G. II. Heinzeman's Drug Store, 100
Main street, who keeps the largest as
sortment Of trusses on hand in Southern
California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

Mrs. F. A. Logan. Magnetic Healer,
is eminently successful in rheumatism,
neuralgia, weak lungs. etc. No. II
North Main street. jy 10. I'm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

For health. strength and vigor drink
Damiana Bitters. jane fy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

The feature OF the season. The Mas
luersde Skating Carnival, to be held ut
he rink, IA Spring street, Saturday
evening, July 2Sth. le2I I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

rhe largest stock Of drugs, medicines,
perfumeries and toilet articles in South
srn California. at c. +. Heinzemans.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, wholesale liquor
dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

The Mexican remedy for diseases OF
he kidneys and bladder is Dainiana Bit
ers-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

Decorations and wall papers, the finest
and latest. and the greatest variety, at
Raphael Bros. l4l Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28
pIco HOUSE
UNITED STATES HOTEL
ST. CHARLES.

VI D Norton&wf, Rvrside p Cotton. Newhall
J G Utter, Col CPTaft. Duarte
NJ Rogers, Sta Menica W Taught, A 7
W v B Amcs & sn, Ohio W d Cochran, do
II @ Bettridge &wf, do Mes Smith, ST
Miss Hazsn, Diego + N Francis, do
w Rockefeller, Cotton NJ Banning, do
J X Pair & VT, Tulare II D Samuel, do
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

Although taken by surprise, Mr.. Leavitt
was equal to the occasion, and sacknowl-
edged the compliment in most felicitous
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-28

nearly every well here has been drilled,
He is down about seven hundred feet,
and expresses himself confident Of OBJ
tanning q fine well, and what he does
not know of this territory, its forma
ton and characteristics, as well as the
art of drilling, is not of much value
Next is Rice Canon, belonging to DR.
G;elcich and C. N. FELTON,. This splen.
did property isa yet undeveloped, but
is too promising to remain SO, and no
doubt will during the year be sunk on, as
FELTON, don't les such claims lie idle
The Doctor will deserve his good for
tune, for he has been of the original
locators, and has given proof of the
faith that was in him, by spending
much money in improvements Of sub
stantial character, and stayed with it
through the entire process of evolution
through which this district has passed
IN the last decade. The territory con-
tinues undeveloped beyond a mile or
more, where all indications OF oil cease
Between these cafions the oil territory
runs in the range Of mountains, and
many of the producing wells Of the Pico
are on the tops, approached by roads of
considerable steepness. but all on the
oil strata is in fine territory.
The outlook for this district is bright.
1t is now thoroughly and successfully
prospected, with possibilities in the fu-
ture encouraging enough to say that the
oil product of Los Angeles county will,
within year or so., be the largest and
most remunerative Of its wonderful re-
sources. There are now two hundred
and fifty men il tho employ Of the COM
panies, most Of whom receive four dol.
lars day wages. Little settlements Of
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-20
PERSONAL.

Under Sheriff Hill was confined to his
room yesterday by sickness.
The reported illness Of Capt. Canavan is
said to be without foundation.
A. X. Grim, Superintendent Of the Day
mine az Bristol, arrived last night.
John Booth, Publisher OF the Austin
Reveille, visited Stafford on Wednesday.
County Commissioner lockwood OF
White Pine arrived from Hamilton last
night.
b. d. Barker OF the Christie Mining
Company at Mineral Hill, came up last
night.
f. LOGAN, President OF the Eureka Con.
Company, arrived from San Francisco last
evening.
Gen. John r.. Kittrell aud r. NJ. Beatty,
Esq, returned last evening from q profess
sional visit at Hamilton.
Mr.. Muller. OF Paxton & Co.'s Bank,
leaves to-day for a visit to California, to be
gone until about the 9Th Of August.
Miss Margery Horton. q young lady who
recently visited Miss Ada Lansing of this
place, was married last Tuesday to DR.. s.
Trask, at San Rafael, Cal.
Hon. James W. Smith is shedding hon.
est sweat over his Silverado dump. assisted
by three hired men. He has not gone
deep enough yet to tell what the outcome
will he.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-20

From Robert NJ. Beatty, Esq, who re-
turned from Hamilton last night, where
he vent to act as counsel for the O'Neils,
in the case OF the State against them for
their alleged shooting Of r.. l.. Bassett.
and in the case OF the prosecution of GER
tain men charged with the murder Of their
father, we learned several facts of import
ance. In the first place, Mr.. Beatty tells
us that the dispatch from Hon. G. W.
Baker in regard to the matter, published
in the SENTISEL, is incorrect in one par
ticular. 1t is not true that the O'Neil
boys were held TO await examination by q
Grand Jury. Only Richard was held,
William being Immediately discharged.
Mr.. Beatty gives US the names Of the fol-
lowing men--ranchers OF Spring Valley
who have been arrested on the charge OF
immediate participation in the murder Of
old man O'Neil aud the woundiDg OF his
IONS at Osceola: p. Flanagan. Pat Kee-
Ian. Dan Limonson, Jake Cameron, John
Osers and NJ. f. Bassett. Warrants have
been sent out for the arrest of other par
ties charged with completely in the same
crime.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-07-20

r. D. Clarke. Superintendent Of the Ged-
des 4 Bertrand, says that Red Fish Lake,
in the Sawtooth range OF mountains, Wood
River, is SO named from the ish that used
to inhabit it, but which have gone out Of
sight with the water in which they used to
swim. Mr.. Clarke has lived in that coun-
try, and is familiar with it. He tells US
that Humboldt, the great German scientist,
visited the lake once and was much inter
ested in the queer fish he found in it, a
dog-hesded, reddish mongrel species Of
salmon. He studied put the problem, and
pronounced those fish to have been the
same as the Columbia River salmon. but
that they had become landlocked in the
lake, having once got in and never return.
ing, and had degenerated from the original
stock.