Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-02-01

Arttufcs VI tuCokP0fa00u Oi tuo Edbd-
dena Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Company were filed for record In the
County Clerks Office yesterday. The
objects Of the corporation are to acquire
all the water, water rights. bitches,
canals, fumes, pipes, reservoirs and
water works, springs, cienegas and
water bearing lands heretofore owned
and operated by the Lake Vineyard Land
and Water Association, in the distribu-
tion Of land, water, etc; to acquire other
water bearing lands, water rights, etc.,
the waters OF which can be conducted
on the lands Of said purchasers, for dis
tributiou for irrigation and domestic
purposes. The capital stock of the
company to consist Of $3.50, 900. d.
vided into five thousand shares Of the
par value Of $50 each. The names Of
the corporators are as follows: Stephen
Townsend, G. C. Thompson, @. c. Brown,
Samuel Stratton. G. T. Stamm, C. A.
Clark, John w. Wood, all of Los An
geles county, who are also the Bard Of
Trustees.
The announcement for a grand con-
cert, rendered by the musicians Of Los
Angeles to Herr Carl Schmeisser, the
famous tenor, who has already estab-
lished himself prime favorite with our
citizens, will be found in other columns
of this mornings HERALD. The concert
will take place at Bryson hall. next Tues
day evening, when our people will be
treated to one Of the most delightful
entertainments that has been given in
the city for some time. The sale OF re-.
served seats will commence at Bartlett
Bros. music store. at o'clock this morn
ing.
Parties who may wish to leave speci,
mems Of the mineral wealth Of the coun-
try where they will do the most good.
can leave the same at the rooms of the
Board of Trade, where fine spacious
cabinet has been prepared for their re-
ception. This should be promptly filled
with specimens Of our native wealth. In
few days this cabinet ought to be filled
to repletion. There are specimens
enough in town to fiji dozen such cab
inets.
An opportunity that is seldom offered
for party to obtain q reliable family or
business horse. one that is warranted
sound and kind and one that a woman
or child can drive. John C.. Bell will
sell the entire turnout tomorrow at
auction, at ii O'Clock, at the auction
horse and carriage mart on LIS Angeles
street, between First and second Also
single and double harness. Look for
the advertisements.
The annual meeting iof the Los An.
geles County Medical Society will be
held this evening at the residence of DR..
Lindley, PIG Fort street. The society
was organized with DIR. J. s. Grffin as
President, just thirteen years ago to-
night. The meetings have always been
pleasant occasions, and this one will
doubtless be of the same character.
Mr.. Abbott Kinney reports rainfall
Of u inches at his charming residence at
the base Of the mountains during Sum-
day, Monday and Tuesday. Yesterday
rain fell at Pasadena and Kinneyloa for
over four hours. At the base Of the
mountains the people have clamored for
"a inches of rain this winter. and will
probably get that or more.
We learn from Albert Condee that a
clou / burst occurred in the Cajon Pass
night before last, tearing up trees and
washing out the road to such on extent
as to make it impossible to travellers. It
is supposed that cloud bursts have oc
Cured in other cafions, but no definite
report has as yet been received. San
Bernardino lnder.
The fifteen stamp mill that is to start
up at Daggett next week on the King
mine ore, will burn petroleum for fuel
instead Of coal. That will be a great
The oil is at Newhall,
l34 miles distant, while the coal has to
be brought from 1900 to Is, 900 miles be-
fore it reaches Dsegett station.
The weather was cloudy yesterday and
the wind east. Slight showers fell dur
ing the daytime, amounting to hun
dredth Of an inch. But in the evening
At 10 o'clock the rain set in and contin.
ued steadily up to the time of going to
press. Another heavy rain appears to
have come to stay.
A band Of 10000 head of sheep, be-
longing to Louis Dartigues, passed this
place yesterday en- route from Lower
California to the Boca de Ia Playa
The sheep were in excellent
condition and presented fine appear.
auce generally. San Diego County Star.
The rainfall at San Bernardino during
the recent storm was l.39 inches; total
for the season, 4.59 inches. OF this .65
fell in October, and 255 in December,
no rain having fallen during the month
Of November.
Doctor 0. H. Cougar, Of Pasadena,
one Of the directors of the proposed
was in the city yesterday
He is sanguine about the success Of the
new highway.
Fred. 8. Anderton, an attache Of the
Billiard Hall, committed mat
rimony yesterday. The other party to
the contract was Florence C. Eaton.
Mr.. C. L. A. Petit and wife, Miss
Bessie F. Petit and Louis W. Petit. Of
Minneapolis, Minnesota, are at the Pico
House.
It has been decided that the piano raf-
fie will certainly take place on the oath
Of February.