Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-13

before starting the mill on the King
mine ore. In the meantime the King
mine ore will continue to be reduced 10
the Oro Grande mill as before. After
the frat day of February the Oriental
mill, with fifteen stamps, will commence
work on the King ore. This will be the
largest mill in the Calico district, and
will be able to reduce large amount of
ore and greatly increase the yield Of bull
lion from the Calico camp.
Silks regardless Of cost at the Capitol
Store Z
Judge Pardee, in the United States
District Court at New Orleans, Las de.
cided ir favor OF the New Orleans Ma
tional Bank. in III, case wherein the
Postmaster General attempted to be the
government, aud refused to deliver let
tiers addressed to the bank because that
institution was the financial depository
Of lottery company. The Judge de.
cides that the bank Is entitled to the full
and free use Of the mails. the Postmas ter
General to the contrary notwithstanding.
The readers Of the HERALD who may
have correspondence With the bank will
be gratiied at the decision.
A. B. Hotchkiss, Esq. Of San Diego,
arrived in Los Angeles last evening en-
route to San Bernardino on . telegram
from Judge Sanderson, OF the legal de-
partinent Of the Central Pacific Railway,
to assist Hall McAilister and Byron
Waters. Esquires, for the defence in the
suit of Mre. Larrabee against the Rail-
way Company for dana ges for the death
of her husband in the Tehachepi disaster
of year ago. The case comes up on
Tuesdly. Mr. Hotchkif, leaves for San
Berpardino this morning.
Bankrupt sale in silks at the Capitol
Store, commencing Monday.
Claridio Bustamente tCarisosa). who
was brought from Tucson by Deputy
Sheriff Gard, about two weeks ago, was
examined before City Justice Morgan,
yesterday. on the charge Of robbing A..
w. Steinhart's store, at Anaheim, some
years ago. and was held in $500 bail for
trial. The charges Of robbing Nathan
Tuch's store, ut Old Mission aud the
store OF r. L. Crowder, at Orange.
about the same time, we're dismissed
on account Of insufficient evidence.
A trial Of new hose was made yester-
day by the Fire department on the cor
ner Of Main and First streets. The test
was too severe for the strength Of the
hose. The first break occurred with d
pressure from the engine Of 90 pounds
Of water with 40 pounds of steam. At
pressue Of 100 pounds Of water and 30
pounds Of steam the hose burst in four
places, showing that the hose was de-
ficient in strength and not satisfactory.
Mr.. B. Chandler has ordered pump
and fixtures for pumping the Puente oil
well No. 3. and in few days will be
prepared to pour forth stream Of lubri-
eating fluid that will gladden. the hearts
Of the proprietors. Mr.. Chandler has
been very successful 90 far in this re-
| gion, and Is entitled to great credit for
his perseverance and succe.s. We ex-
pect to see the loaded teams eoon come
daily from these wells.
Now is the time to buy your dry goodr.
a. the Capitol Store begins selling out
Monday.
A horse attached to blackboard last
night came running down Temple street,
and was under such headway that il
failed to change its course, but ran across
Main street against the electric light
post. opposite Heinzeman's drug store.
turning sommersault and smashing the
vehicle into fragments. Had the vehicle
not struck the post it probably would
have gone into the window Of Heinze-
man or Polaski Brothers.
The Board Of Engineers to whom the
City Council entrusted a plan for devils
ing system Of improved water distribu-
ton have surveyed site for large res
ervoir on lots 40 and 2S, west Of the
present Reservoir No. 4, in tho next
valley beyond that storage lake. The
site is good one in which xvast amount
of water could be laid away for time
| Of need.
Blankets at prices never before thought
OH at the Capitol Store.
| Messrs. J. F. White L Co.. real estate
brokers. elsewhere in this mornings HER
AID, announce for sale a list OF the most
desirable property, including ranches,
building lots and residences, that have
been offered in the city for some time.
Persons in search OF land or building
lots either for homes or speculation can
be suited by calling on Messrs. White
l. Co.
By change in the advertisement, it
will be seen that the San Felipe Rancho,
San Diego county, is no longer for rent.
It is still for sale, however, aud is one
Of the best stock ranches in Southern
California, rich soil and an abundance of
living water. To sfockmen the oppor.
| tunity to secure q frst-class range Is the
best ever offered in this section Of the
State.
Mr.. J. NJ. Stewart yesterday exhibited
At the HERALD Office . sample Of or
angss, both Of tie old crop and the new,
gathered from the same tree. In color
and size they were identical, and the
only discrepancy was discovered In the
weight of the two kinds, the new fruit
being about one-third heavier than tho
old.
Velvets in all shader, must be sold,
at the Capitol Store.
A disagreement arose yesterday be.
tweenC. White. Esq.. and G. Allen, his
next neighbor. about matter Of rent,
when Mr.. White enforced his opinion
by hitting Allen over the head with .
revolver, for which he was placed under
arrest and released on his own recogni-
lance. to appear tomorrow to answer.
In the list Of candidates for Teach
ers' Certifcatas. published in yester-
days HERALD, the name of Miss Min
ME A. Kimball. who received second
grade certificate, was omitted from the
copy furnished for publication. We
take pleasure in adding her name to
the list.
T. s. Harris was arraigned before JUS
tice Ling, yesterday, on the charge Of
attempt 10 kill, ON complaint of A. w.
Phillips, and was held tor examination
January 25th. At 10 4. NJ, with bail
fixed ct 5000. which was Immediately
furnished and the prisoner released.
William H. Carbon. filed for record in
the County Recorders Office yesterday
notice Of location Of all the water flow
ing from spring in Little Ray CANON in
the northern range Of the San Fernando
mountains.
Bankrupt stock in gloves so psr cent
less than cost. Capitol Store.
Sheriff A. J. Meany, Of Merced
county, came down by this mornings
overland train for J. H. Tomlinson, the