Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-06

A correspondent At Real del Castillo.
Baja California. writing ON Saturday.
May 18th, says, "The great vein Of
nickel ore which has excited so much
attention. near the Real del Castillo. was
located to-day by Prof. r. +. Hamis.
ton and Colonel d. X. Allen. general
manager for the Professor and his asso.
ciates. 1t was called ALIENS King of
Nickel Drs. WIN. H. and Chas. b.
Humiston also located the extension
north. which Is called the Bay State
Nickel The vein is twelve feet wide,
aud shows the whole distance of both
locations. Samples taken from the
ledge, which rises to q height Of 500 feet
or more, assay: Arsenical nickel, $3.50
per ton; the green and blue carbonates
Of nickel and sulphides assay $2.700 per
ton. Work will be commenced at once
on ALIENS King OF Nickel This is re.
garded as the most valuable discovery OF
mineral ever made in Baja California. -
San Diego Sun.
The Supreme Court has just rendered
its decision, in bank, in the case of the
connty of San Diego against the Cali.
fornia Southern Railroad Company, sus-
tanning the decision Of the Superior
Court Of this county, which was in favor
Of the defendant. The Supreme Court
had passed upon this case before in de-
partinent, the decision then being similar
to the one now rendered. The suit was
brought in the Superior Court OF this
county BY the then District Attorney,
viii M. Smith, to compel the Railway
Company to pay ten per cent as attor-
ney's 3 fees for the collection Of their taxes
in the year 1929 which were not paid
until they became delinquent. The
Court holds that the suit should not
have been instituted until after the Ger,
tification Of the delinquent list-San
Diego Union.
There will be 9 meeting tomorrow
evening OF q committee Of Stanton and
Frank Bartlett Posts. Of the Eagle Corps
and band, the veterans Of the Mexican
war, with Mrs. Clayton, TO make ar
given in aid Of th4 Soldiers Home, at
Napa. The meeting will be held at the
Office Of 4. X. Howe, Lalande building,
at 8 o'clock.
Attention is called to the card Of Dr..
J. s. Bare. iu our New To-Day column.
The Doctor, who has come here to stay,
graduated from Bennett Medical College,
Chicago, in 1874. He brings high test.
monia's as to his skill and success a. .
physician. His specialties are the treat
ment OF diseases OF women aud children.
The little daughter Of M. jesse. of
San Diego. has been stricken with lock-
j>w. She ran . splinter into her hand
some days ago, and then took cold while
in bathing. which resulted in this terri
BILE disease. When last heard from she
was in very critical condition.
A Mexican was arrested last night
by Officer Fletcher under suspicious
circumstances. He had new pair Of
pants In b possession which he claimed
he had bought for two bits. As the
goods were worth about $3.50, he was
locked up.
A we'll known liveryman drove
through the streets yesterday apparent
ly at the rate Of twelve miles an hour.
There is race track for such driving
but the street is no place for such speed.
There were filed for record in the
County Recorders sffioe yesterday.
twenty.seven deeds. eleven mortgages.
two sstisfactions Of mortgages and six
miscellaneous papers.
The barometer maintained very low
figure yesterday for this time Of the
year. being at 1898. It 10 usually
about 1910 at this period Of the sum
mer.
Messrs. John 8. Carr, John P. Moran.
7. e. Rowan and John T. Gsffey, dele
gate to the Democratic State Conven-
ton, left fee the nor.h overland yester-
day.
A girl 70 take care of an infant 10 ad-
vertised for in our New To- Day.