Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-30

leads. He brings back some very rich
specimens of silver ore, equal to the fine
samples which were brought in last win
ter. Mr.. Thompson reports the Mojave
river running bank full, and up to
freshet height of the winter. In many
places it is not fordable, the only safe
ford being at Calico Crossing, which is
about l5 miles out Of the way. He
thinks that two mills will be erected
near his mines in the summer, and that
great and prosperous camp will be es-
tablished at an early day. Mr.. Thomp-
son is to be congratulated on his very
rich prospects, all of which we hope will
turn out grand success.
The new apportionment of Postal
Agents on the railroad will commence
tomorrow, when eight Route Agents
will be appsrtioned to run between Los
Angeles and Deming, N. NJ, and six be-
tween Los Angeles and San Francisco.
with the stop over to be at Los Angeles.
This arrangement is very coed one,
and shows the advantage Of having a
new man at the helm as Superinten-
dent of Railway Mail Service. The
Route Agents can now manage to par.
TALLY assort their mail at the Los Ange.
les Office before starting on the train.
The time for the arrival and departure
Of the overland trains il most Opportune
for preparing the mail on those lines.
Stock men. especially those Of South
ern California, are particularly invited
+, attend the second annual sale of fine
Jersey cattle, to be sold at auction by
John c. Bell on May goth, comprising
some of the finest and choicest selections
of cows and bulls from the renowned
herd of F. j. Barretto of Downey. The
animals are from Queen Victoria's Mode
farm on the Island Of Jersey. They
will soon be on exhibition. Now is the
time to improve your stock.
Attention is called to the important
announcement Of the proprietors of the
City Of Paris store in their new adver
tisement. They have been appointed
sole agents for the celebrated silks man
ufact ctured by the eminent silk manufac
turers, A. Gombrich ct Fills, Of Parii
and Lyons, France. This brand of silks
has q world wide reputation and will
make sensation in Los Angeles. 1t
will be the prevailing dress silk hsreaf-
ter on account of its superior excel
lence.
Deputy Constable Diffenderffer yester-
day morning found q well filed gunny
sack concealed in the malva near the
corner of Eighth and Olive streets. On
examination it was found to contain a
full set of burglars tools wrapped up in
an old coat. He thinks, IL no onA infer
fears with him, he will be able to catch
some Of the gang who have been opera
ting in the city lately.
Jack Thompson, arrested on the
charge Of breaking into the old Santa
Monica depot. on San Pedro street, and
stealing kit Of carpenters tools from q
chest which he broke open, was ar
raigned before Justice Ling yesterday.
In default of $4,000 bail he was commit
ted for examination May I'd, at 1850
P. M.
The John Langrishe Comedy Com
bination opens at Turn verein Hall to-
night. Judging from the comments Of
the press wherever the company has ap-
peared, we can safely promise our pso-
pie season of delightful entertain
ID II Sc ko
at Edelman L Co.'S.
Col. John F. Godfrey yesterday re
csived dispatch stating that the Su.
preme Court had decided in ex-parts
Kelly, sentenced by Justice Ling
to $50 days imprisonment, In favor of
Kelly, and ordered the discharge Of the
prisoner. The remitti.ur will probabl y
arrive to-day.
The jury in the case of c. White, q
trial in Judge Smiths department fol
the past two days. on the charge Of as
ssulting @. s. Allen with q deadly
weapon, failed to agree and were dis
charged last evening. They stood tw,
for acquittal and ten for guilty of simple
assault.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terday, Charles Smith, convicted o
breaking open the trunk Of W. 8
Hodges, his roommate at the United
States Hotel, was fined Sl00 or, in de
fault 100 days in Jail. John Conway,
convicted of vagrancy, was sent up fol
fifteen days.
Michael Hogan, arrested for breaking
into the station. house at Lancaster, wa,
arraignsd before Justice Ling yesterday
on the charge Of burglary, and was helt
in $3.50 for examination May I'd, ut II
A. NJ.
Mr.. Sam Brannan. Of Guaymas, write
to his old friend John G. Bell. Of thi
city, under date of April 25, that Their
is not, and has not been, any yellow
fever there since last October, and tha
it never occrn in that place sxcep
when brought by vessels from abroad.
Marriage licenses Issued to ]. T. Cur
tie and e. L. Granger, Charles Millard
and May Smith and . couple whss
names were withheld, were filed fo
record in the County Recorders offic
yesterday.
In the County Recorders Office yes
tsrday there were filed for record twenty
four deeds, seven mortgages, two satia
factions Of mortgages, three marriag
licenses and four miscellaneous papers
Thermometer for the "a hours endir
at s;l5 last evening: Maximum, &C.
degrees; minimum, AZ 8 degrees.
&C. Wing and E. Hirschfelder. o
Los Angeles, are passengers by the Pa
cigc Express. due in this city at 1920 ?
NJ. to day.
A dead horse il in the zanja on Sa
Pedro street, near Washingtoa street
| 1t il neither useful nor ornaments
there.
DR.. C. A. Hoagland and wife An
daughters, Ella and Lizzie, Of Brooklyn
N. Y, are at the Pico House.
Mr.. A. 7. Glass. Of Salt Lake City
formerly resident Of Los Angeles, is Q
the 81. Elmo.
Lunch will be served at the rooms {
tie Y. NJ. C. A., No. IL Mort
Main street. from II to 3 to day.
A bunch Of keys found in front Of tn
postoffice can be recovered at the HER
AID Office by paying for this notice.
Mr.. y. II. Bliss reports rainfall
is inches on Sunday and. Is inches @
Monday.