Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-18

Pomona nov claims more school chill
dren within the limits Of that settlement
than any village in the county can show,
and is therefore next TO Los Angeles
city in population. 1t is time for Santa
Ana, Anaheim and Pasadena to show up
their figures from the recent census.
They will settle the wbsle question and
our brethren will then have time to at
tend to other matters Of more Importance
than boasting. Show up, patriots. and
give US rest.
The members of Los Angeles Chapter
No. 33. X. A. NJ. by advertisement un-
der New To-day. are notified that spe-
cial convocaton will be held tomorrow
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for work
in the II. A. Degree. Members OF Sig
net Chapter and all companions in good
standing are invited to attend, as the
Grand High Priest Of California will be
present.
Four cases Of fresh goods, comprising
vases and other articles Of new designs.
have just been opened at the Italian Art
Sale, under the Childs Opera House.
These goods were delayed by the recent
washouts, and will be closed out at any
price, together with the remainder OF the
Italian statuary and ornaments at 7 40
o'clock this evening.
Calico Camp has had q notable wed.
ding. Heretofore the lovers and de-
signers of matrimony have come to Los
Angeles or gone TO San Bernardino to
get married, but il seems that commu.
nifty has now set up regular marrying
establishment and married Mr.. w. A.
Laswell and Miss Clara A. Stevens.
John F. Dillon, Esq, brother of Sid
ney Dillon, President of the U. p. X.
R., and the counsellor for that corpora
tion, is in the city in the same unique
and model car which the President
brought here last winter. He and his
family will spend short season in and
around Los Angeles.
The Dixon Tribune tells how to make
q balky horse travel by having him
''corned," as follows: "The horse is
mounted and the rider has long pole
with an ear Of corn dangling from the
end of it when the old 0w-bait pricks
up his ears and goes for the corn at a
two-forty gait
James Blake stole watch and chain
from G. H. Bell, All Fort street, on
Monday. and was arrested yesterday by
Officer Lindheimer. The watch and
chain have not yet been discovered, but
the thief languishSs in jail.
June 7th the Oriental mill, at Calico,
shipped $6250 in silver bullion from the
King ore, and on the 10th the Garfield
mine sent s3465, and on the l4th the
Bismarck mine shipped $500
In the County Recorders office yes.
terday seventeen deeds. eight mortgages,
six satisfactions Of mortgages, two mar
riage licenses and three miscellaneous
papers were filed for record.
Marriage licenses issued to James
T. Holden and Hanna 4. Etter, and q
couple whose names were withheld,
were filed for record in the County Re.
corder's Office yesterday.
The American ship Theobald, Capt.
Williams, arrived yesterday at San
Pedro from Nanaimo, in fifteen days,
with 1900 tons Of Wellington coal for the
8. r. X. X.
Mr.. Morris Feintuch, San Francisco
buyer for the firm of Feintuch Bros, Of
this city, came down overland yesterday
and will remain about ten days.
The Orizaba steamed in direct to the
wharf at San Pedro early yesterday
morning, and left in the afternoon for
San Diego.
Sailed from San Pedro, June IL, 1884,
American sh p Valley Forge. in ballast,
for Royal Roads, B. c., for orders.
Thermometer for the 2l hours ending
at S:l5 last evening: Maximum, 50. s
degrees; minimum. 59.5 degrees.