Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-15

~ tH8 peauty OF tne ltAnan drt WORKS
Of Messrs gennari 4 Gori become better
known to our citizens the interest in
ereases. and as a result the auction sale
at the Child's Opera House last night |
was attended by our best citizens, in
cludiug many ladies'. The articles are
all the work OF Italian artists, and are
executed in the purest alabaster Parian
and other fine marbles. While the |
prices thus far realized have not been
commensurate with the value Of the |
articles sold, the Messrs Gennari & Gori |
having come here determined to dispose |
of the stock in hand will resume the sale,
with Mr.. Noyes as auctioneer, tomorrow |
tMondayl evening. Those who appre-
ciate genuine works Of art should not |
miss the opportunity.
The Arizona Gazette OF Phoenix, has |
notice Of another large mine near that
place, and says in its issue of Tuesday |
last: yesterday we were shown !
quantity Of ore from the Kansas mine,
Of Cave creek district. The samples are
Of a decomposed character, yellow color |
and said to be rich in silver and lead. |
The general charac cter Of the oreis yellow
carbonates, and the ledge Is nearly fifty |
feet in width, cropping out for over 900 |
feet Assays give as high as % per cent.
of lead and $40 to the ton in silver A
45-foot shaft has been sunk ON the prop |
erty and cross cut run for IA feet with
out striking the wall. From all we can
learn it is valuable property, and, we |
understand, is attracting the attention
Of capitalists.
Mr.. d. 4. 6ahten. the accomplished
assayer. and Superintendent Of the great |
King mine at Calico, is visiting the city. |
He keeps seventy men at work to sup
ply the l5-stamp mill. which is turning
out about 5000 per day and sometimes |
more. The ore appears to be better ON |
the seventh level than il Is 600 feet
higher up. and that was good. Another
level will be opened as soon as openings |
for increased ventilation are secured.
This model managed mine seems to be
the admiration Of all mining men, and is
mass OF riches that surprises all who
examine it.
The announcement OF q series Of lec-
lures 10 lie delivered by John B. Cough.
the we'll known and popular lecturer. at
Child's Opera House ON Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings next will be
found in another column. Mr.. Cough
has the reputation OF being one OF the
most graceful and ente4aining takers
in the lecture field, and should be
greeted with crowded houses each night
Of his stay.
We received call last evening from
Mr.. Jake w. Spencer. Of the Epening
Ne,cs, of st. Joseph, Missouri. who ar
rived in Los Angeles last evening, Mr..
Spencer is accompanied by his wife, and
proposes to spend several weeks in this
section in seeing the sights Of Semi |
Tropic California.
All who wish to spend pleasant day
in the open air should attend the picnic
Of FL Sociedad Progtesista Mexicans at
the City Gardens to-day. Every arrange
rnent has been made by the Society for
the enjoyment Of their guests, SO that
those who go can rest assured Of having
q good time.
Jack Baisley Is making tunnel for
Mr.. J. e. Hollenbeek, in La Puente. He
has struck a small vein of water and
finds signs OF coal. He hopes to find
both coal and water in few days. The
fus anal sa AwR faok snnusnn f<sr.w ID rv.I
rock,
Mrs. A. B. Moffitt, Of San Fernando.
desires to express her sincere thanks to
her many friends in Los Angeles. New
hall and San Fernando for their very
kind attentions during the last illness,
and at the funeral Of her husband, the
late Hon. A. b. Mofitt.
Capt E. P. johnson. the Superinten.
dent Of the Oriental Mill at Daggett, has
arrived in the city on visit to his family.
Few men are the equals Of Capt john
son in grinding out grists OF silver from
the rocks Of the mountains and deserts.
In the County Recorders Offices, yes
terday, there were filed for record
twenty five deeds. ten mortgages. seven
satisfactions Of mortgages, one marriage
license and two miscellaneous papers.
Professor Van Tassel. We learn, has
consented to make another ascension in
his balloon, in connection with bicycle
r .ces by the club Ct this city, the time
and place to be announced hereafter.
Little Eddie Deck, who was thrown
from cart on Buena Vista street on
last Thursday, is improving, all dan
ger having passed with slight internal
hemorrhsge of the head.
The HERALD acknowledges an invita-
tion to . reception TO the Glass Of "a. to
be given by the Bon Ton Club at Ma
deau Hall, on Tuesday evening, July
LIST.
A marriage license, issued by County
Clerk Potts to J.. M. Salazar and Maria
NJ. Quija Ia, WAS filed for record in the
Office OF County Recorder Miles ysster-
day.
Messrs. w. Harris 4 Co., under New
To- Day, notify the public that D. Har.
ris 10 no longer connected with the Cali.
fornis Auction Store.
Call ct H. Mosgrove L Co.'S New
Cloak House and see their elegant
French braided jersey walking jackets.
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Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at 8:l5 last evening: Maximum, 74.0 de-
grees; minimum, 49.5 degrees.
the New Cloak House has an elegant
assortment of children's cIoaks, from
~ so each upwards. jul5.2t
Our lady readers will find matter of
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