Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-02

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nished the HERALD with the following
ARRESTS for the month OF July, a. fol-
lows; Murder, 2; assault and battery,
IL; grand larceny. i; assault with deadly
weapon. ?; disturbing the peace, l3;
petit larceny, 9; drunk, 10; drunk and
disorderly, 35; fighting, 3; embezzle-
ment, |; violating license ordinance, s;
violating hitching ordinance, !; violating
saloon ordinance, s.; disorderly conduct.
Ii; violating sign ordinance, l:otferinga
blibe, |; suspicion, 2; violating fire ordi.
ance, |; forgery, l; carrying concealed
weapons. l; resisting ap officer, 3; firing
barns. 2; exposing person. |; insane, 3;
sick in streets, 4; lost children, 1; smok-
ing opium, Q; vulgar language, 2; gamb-
lers, 4; visitors at gambling houses. 80;
impounded, 7; prostitutes, IL; vagrants,
5, no license, |; soliciting prostitution, 1;
kidnapping girl, 1; fast driving, L; to-
tai, 232.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Meye Wicks have re-
turned from their wedding trip to Lake
Tahoe, where they spent q month in the
charming summer climate Of that ele-
vated region, where the air contains the
very wine Of life and the water seems
distilled from crystal. Even the fishes
that float in the pellucid waters have
delicacy OF flavor that is found nowhere
else. Our esteemed friend and his
charming wife were just the persons 10
appreciate such raie and delightful seen.
cry and surroundings. II Is needless to
say that they return with fresh and in.
spring thoughts f~ the grand and
beautiful sights aud scenes with which
they were surrounded in the lovely Sier.
ras. Their home will hereafter be one
of the most delightful social centers of
our beautiful city.
The box Office at the Opera House
will be open this morning, at Q o'clock,
for the sale Of seats for the grand operatic
performance given by Miss EllenC Coursen.
q California artistic. and Mr.. Finlay Fin
layson, formerly dramatic editor Of the
New York World. Concerning Miss
CUursen in patriotic songs the Eramiaer
says: miss Ellen Coursen then ap
peared, nttircd in costume as the God
dess of Liberty, carr ying in her left hand
the American flag, and sang "The Star
Spangled Banner" in manner which
excited the widest enthusiasm Of the
vast audience. At its conclusion
shower Of bouquets fell at her feet. and
she retired amid deaiening peal of ar
plause."
The San Diego Union says: Tom
McAuliffe, who has returned from trip
to Julian, showed us piece of ore yes.
terday that had been taken from new
claim just located on the edge OF the
desert, about ten miles east Of Julian,
which assays over one Thousand dollars
per ton. This claim has been located
by Thomas Bundy, Of Julian, and Mr..
McAuliffe says that it i the testimony
Of all the miuers in tho Julian districo'
that 1t is very rich discovery. The
gold is SO fine in the ore that thvy can
only be separated by smelling. He
also Gays that Messrs. Ambrose & Buck
have struck q rich claim a.few miles
from Banner, the ore of which will as
say away up in the hundrds.
MIR. Charles H. Brown arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday from sixteen days
prospecting tour in which he has been
remarkably fortunate, having located a
well-defned, eight foot ledge Of silver
ere which promises to go up to the hun
dreds Of dollars to the ton, and which
remarkably resembles the ore Of the
Consolidated Virginia and California
mines IN their hey day. The region pros
pected by him 10 within easy reach OF
Los Angeles.
Bargains at Bright's in lawns. white
goods. laces, edgings. fans, parasols,
corsets, handkerchiefs, ladies', misses
aud children's hose, towels, napkins, ta-
BILE linens, gloves, ladies', misses and
children's shoes and Spring and Sum-
mer dry goods. rs the entire stock is
marked down to cost to reduce stock be-
fore going East after goods. This is to
be clearance sale of all goods that are
liable to be kept over the season.
That favorite and popular resort, the
Eintracht, comes to the front in our ad-
vertising columns this morning with the
Just boast that the AnLeuser- Busch beer
has extorted recognition for excellence
all over the world. The proprietor,
Mr.. Charles Bauer, Is well and favora-
bly, known in this community. The at
tendance and appointments Of the Elm
tracht are such as to assure q good time
to all who 20 there.
1t is reported that In the deep gulches
ON the northerly side of the high peaks
Of the Sierra Msdre. east of San Bernar-
dino, that the snow Is from ten feet to
one hundred feet in depth. This snow
will slowly melt, but will probably not
half melt this summer, SO there will be
good supply for the streams and
springs next summer. even without any
rainfall during the coming winter, and
irrigators will be happy.
Mr.. Louis Schwarz. who is well known
to most Of the old residents Of Los
Angeles, has established . depot for
California wines aud brandies ut the
corner of Main and Third streets. He
will make speciality Of Napa aud So
norma wines. dealing, also, in the favorite
Los Angeles wines and brandies. He
will supply customers in oil quarters Of
the city By wagon.
The Office Of the Southern California
immigration Association has been moved
to the Board Of Trade rooms, where
maps, papers and descriptive literature
Of the opportunities and resources Of
all portions Of Southern California, and
where visitors can obtain all the necss-
sary information about lands for homes.
We are happy 10 say that not lady
entered our store without making pur-
chase. Oar bargains are irresistible;
Peoples Store.
In Mayor Thom's Court yesterday NJ.
Chapeau. convicted Of being drunk and
disorderIy, paid five dollars fine Syl
vester Mascarel, arrested for quarreling
and lighting, was disoharged.for lack Of
evidence. His comraie, Augustin Ber-
nal, arrested on the same charge, paid
| five dollara' fine. Eliza Marie, diunken
cyprian, paid the same fine into the
Court. t-tt
Last Sunday the son Of Mr.. g. L.
Mesnagsr was baptized by Rev. Father
Gaudon. at ths Church Of our Lady Of
Angels. The godfather was Mr.. H. Le-
croq, and the godmother Madame EN-
ma Vignes. The social dinner that fol-
lowed was given at the restaurant OF the
| godfather in Santa Monica and was q
most delightful affair.
In another part Of this number Of the
HERALD appear the resolutionsof condo
lence aud respect of the Arrowhead So.
cial aud Literary Society in memory Of
Miss Leah L. Rich, whose sudden death
was announced in these columns few
days since.
The planting of the trees in the rail-