Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-21

A quartz mining claim was yesterday
filed in the office OF the Recorder, TO a
claim Of $50 feet in length in the Black
Rock District, near the border Of Los
Angeles county, on Mount San Antonio,
about 200 yards south OF Moscal creek +,
claimants are II. X. Sparkuhle and Jas.
D1nahue.
II will delight the lovers OF the fac
horses Of Southern California. and es-
peeially Of the noble blood Of the famous
stud Of Mr.. l.. J Rose to hear, as ap-
pears by special dispatch 10 the
HERALD from Mr.. Rose, that his feet
flyers, Raiah and kismet. both won
races at tho State Fair yesterday, max
ing tie best record ever made.
Kearney & Kiddell, late Of Chicago.
have fitted up rooms O. 7 and s in the
Jones Block, and stocked them with a
large assortment OF cloths and cassimeres,
both foreign and domestic, which they
will be pleased to make into suits for
patrons. These gentlemen have had
large experience in the tailoring bust
ness, AMI guarantee q fit in every case.
See their advertisement in another col
umn.
The circus. The sale Of the fine stud
OF horses, matched and single, will take
place at tho Temple street stables on
Saturday next. September 9th, at 8
O'Clock in the morning. Elegant Ian
daus, landaulets, hacks and carriages,
which are beautifully upholstered with
satin, silk and leather, all Of which any
gentleman can be proud of az his own
private turnout, or ms q family carriage.
Also all the fiue harness, by order OF
Geo. q. Ford, proprietor Of the Grand
Central Hotel, by John G. Bell. the
Auctioneer. Also the stables.
Mr.. J. NJ. Creal has bored an expert.
mental well on the Glassell Tract, near
Sepulveda Station, for Mrs. Phil Bulls.
The well was sunk TO depth OF l0f feet
with depth OF % feet of water in tho
tube. At this point new vein OF water
was struck, which iais,d permanent
supply to hight Of 80 feet in the tube,
showing a large water supply at moder-
ate depth on what was supposed to be "a
dry locality. 1t may be that by going
deeper flow could be obtained on this
rich mesa. which is being rapidly settled
up with the best class of citizens.
Mr.. A. w. Francisco, late ono Of the
propretors of the Daily Times, in this
city. has parted with his interest in that
paper, and yesterday started for Toledo.
Ohio, where be has been Interested in
the newspaper business for years. Mr.
Francisco has been rustler o. q news
paper publisher at Cincinnati. Columbus
aud Toledo, in all OF which places he
achieved much success During his stay
In this city no has made many
friends by his rare social abilities, line
manners and good sense, md all join ia
wishing him prosperous trip homewafd
and his usual reward,ng success In bust
ness in the future.
The Pasadena Union says; Games
O'BrIen and Sherman Washburn, Jr.
have retained from their prospecting
tour In san Bornardino county. They
made a strike in the Cajon Pass, which
promises to pan out handsomely, and
the samples brought back with them
certainly seem to predict n good thing.
Their claim comprises very extensive
ledge Of quartz, assayiDg from $50 to $50
in silver, with considerable copper. This
Is fair average obtained out of tun-
mol made into il kixtv feet bplow the siIr-