Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-06

career. 1he colAection OF paintings, GU
riosities and works Of quaint and an
cient design was remarkable, and
showed great enterprise among the peo-
pie Of that settlement. 1t was held AT
. most unfortunate time of year for
visitors from Los Angeles, being during
the holiday week, when the people were
occupied with receptions and parties,
public and private; but those who
visited it were well repaid. We are
pleased to learn that the Exhibition
netted $500 towards the purchase of a
library for the public.
The Council met in Committee Of the
Whole yesterday afternoon. President
Moore in the Chair, to hear argument
on the petition Of P. Beaudry, asking
that the City Attorney be instructed to
stop proceedings on appeal in the case
OF the City Va. z. Beaudry. This is an
action to recover certain rJperiy do
n.tei by the city to Bishop Amat and
sold by him to the petitioner. Judge
O'Melveny appeared for MIR. Beaudry
and City Attorney Stephenson for the
city. At the con, lusion Of the argu-
ments the comm ttee adjourned and " i'll
report to the Council at the regular
meeting on Monday afternoon.
The Pomona Courier Of yesterday
says; A sudden death occurred on our
streets yesterday about o'clock. John
Kelley, a laboring man. about IS or 40
years Of age, was taken suddenly with
hemorrhage Of the lungs while standing
il. the bakery. He arose and walked to
the side Of the walk and would have
fallen had he not been prevented by the
bysianders. He was conveyed to u bed
in the upper story of the bakery but
exp red before reaching it. Hs had
been in town about three weeks. and
was known to be far gone WITH consump-
tion.
A number Of desirable properties ,.re
advertised for rent. and for sale else
where in this mornings HERALD, by
Messrs. J. f, White L Co., real estate
brokers' This firm is one Of the most
active and enterprising in the city, its
members being thoroughly posted in all
that relates to real estate values In both
city and county. Persons wishing to
buy or sell real estats will find il to
their interest to call ON Messrs j. +.
White 4 Co., who have on their list
some of the best properties now on the
market.
There is prospect that the Holcomb
valley mines. which are known to abound
in large quantities Of gold, will be made
to pay yet. The great drawback has
been water to work the dirt. which ID
found in good paying quantities. and
gentlemen, think they have found a
practicable solution Of the water ques-
tion. They have struck fine body of
gravel that pays twenty cents to the
paa, and found. water at : convenient
distance. Gold mining in Holcom5 val
ley again promises to pay well.-San
Bernardino Inder.
Magnolia Council No 94, @. C. f.. Of
Anaheim, has elected the following Off.
GERS: Wm. NJ. McFadden, C. c.; s. W.
Dryden, v. c.; A. w. steinhart. Sec. /;
Theo. Rimpau. Treas; Mrs. NJ. A. Bry-
den, Prelate; Il. A. White. Marshal;
Mrs. j. X. Leonard, Warden; Mrs. 4. j.
McFadden Guard; C. E. Leonard. SEN
try; G. Hilmer, T. Rimpau, C. E
Leonard, Trustees; C. E. Leonard. Rep
resentatise to Grand Council; DR.. James
Ell s, Medical Examiner.
Mr.. Frank G. Schumacher, Of the Ele-
giant Photograph Parlorr, was fortunate
In obtaining sittings from General Han
cock during his visit to our city, and
took number Of pictures Of the old
hero in various attitudes. In addition
| to being faithful likenesses, the work is
most attistically done. and shows that
our young townsmsn 10 thorough mas
ter ia his art. Specimen pictures are
ON exhibition in the window of Preuss
d Pironi's drug store.
In City Justice Morean's Court, yes
terday. Harry Smith. for trespsss, in
| taking fruit from Jean Bernard's orch
ard, was fined so or twenty days labor
on the streets Joseph Burns and Henry
White, charged with the same offence.
were discharged. the evidence being in
sufficient. Marie Desmond. vasraucy.
was fined $40. which she paid. Francisco
SANCHEZ, an Indian. drunk and dis
orderly, got twenty days labor on the
streets.
No boom the Territory has ever wit
messed, perhaps, equalei that which is
now setting in towards the Quijotoa
mines. Every lot on the main street Of
the new town of Logan has been sold,
some bringing as high as $3.50. Claims
are being constantly located, while the
rush of people tothe new camp is re-
ported to be such that it il feared that
much suffering will result from the lim-
tied supply Of water. Prescott Miner.
At the session Of the City Board of
Examination, which continued five days
and ended yesterday, certificates Avere
granted upon examination to Miss NJ.
Louise Hutchinson, Miss M. Helen
Wooster, Mrs. Mary 4. Garbutt, Mrs.
Eliza j. Brandau, Miss Mary c. Adams
and Miss Alberta Whitney. Upon Gre
dentials, to Miss F. A. Dunham and J.
T. Handsaker.
The song to be sung by Miss Adele
Levy on Tuesday evening at the Cham
bsr Concert Of the Quintet Club. will be
the Spring Song, by Gounod, the same
which she sang at the Sanger fete at
Chicago, in 1881, for which she was com.
plimented by Annie Louise Carey and
the great basso Myron Whitney.
The walls Of the first story Of the
Ponet and Bumillcr building, on Spring
street, are now complete and the iron
columns were placed in position yester-
day. This great building will soon be
an important feature in this busy street.
It's construction has been, so far, very
substantial and rapid.
About twenty persons were prospect
ing for gold yesterday on the large hill
north Of the new depot. 1t is well
known that there is little gold in all
the hills in the west and north part of
the city, from the Normal school to the
Los Angeles river, but 1t Is too scarce TO
pay for the trouble.
We learn from the San Bsrnardino
inder that the people Of Old San Ber-
nardino. Lugonia. Redlands and Grafton
are considering the advisability Of hold
ing q citrus fair in their section next
spring. The finest fruits Of the county
kkaro ~rl . ,n,c..1I T. n xx~or~l
success beyoud doubt.
By advertisement in our New To- Day
it will be seen that a meeting Of District
Board of Agriculture No. 6, will be held
at the office Of Mr.. L. Lichtenberger at
ii A. NJ. next Tuesday. A full attend
ance of members is desired.
The temperature yesterday in Chicago
was only q degrees below zero. In Los
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