Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

Attention IL directed to the advertise
msut Of the Bouquette." Tom Shaw.
proprietor. No. Commercial street,
which will be formally opened this even
ing. The house is fitted up with every
elegance aud supplied with a full and
well selected stock Of wines, liquors and
cigars Of the choicest brands. Mr.. Shaw,
who is familiarly known to his legion
friends as Tommy" is one of the most
experienced mixologists In the city. and
will give his personal attention to the
business, so that patrons caa rely upon
getting everything in tirst-class style.
A cordial invitation is extended to every.
body to attend the opening tonight.
The Arizona Mining Gazette says:
News Of rich strike near Pesa Blanca,
which lies north Of here about thirty
miles, was received in town ON Wednes-
day last and has been the leading topic
Of conversation since. 1t seems that o
prospector named Woods and negro
have been prospecting in that section
some time and few days ago discovered
an eighteen-inch vein OF ore equally as
rich as the Silver Bullion, which is
worth $40 per pound or $50, 900 per ton.
The details Of the discovery are meaaer,
but more definite information is hourly
expected, as several geatlemen in town
have gone out to the wonderful ledge.
A correspondent of the Woodland
Democrat, writing Of the appearance Of
grasshoppers at White Rock, above Fol-
som, says: "For distance of Eve miles
the ground is literally alive with them.
They have been Matching about two
weeks, and the largest are about the
size Of large house flies. Everything
green in this section is doomed, aud l
| fear that when they move west, rs they
always do, that they will destroy the
Natoma vineyard If Il lies in their track
The engineer on this mornings train told
me they were SO thick on the track two
miles below here that they made the
wheels slip"
Mr.. Wm. II. Mintzer. Governor Of
Cotton, q solid and progressive old Dem.
ocratic warhorse, is in the city. Although
he is the largest property holder in Col
ton he still realizes the future of the two
towns, and that Cotton 10 but o suburb
of Los Angeles. He has just invested
$25, 900 ia Los Angeles property, and
will see that 80 minute trains are run tO
Cotton, 90 that our citizens can live in
that suburb and do business in Los An
geles. Governor Mintzer is pioneer
who. always wins.
Mr.. j. s. Robinson. Of Santa Cruz,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. r. has
purchased property near the University
and is sending his children to that insti.
tuition. He is onA of the California pio.
neers who failed for hundred thousand
dollars some years ago and then went to
hich ho paid his debts in full after
pie Of an honorable gentleman.
The transfers Of real estate are very
numerous. 1t will be observed that
they are largely for small parcels oi
lacd that have been subdivided from
the large tracts held by grants or large
purchases of what has heretofore been
considered grazing land, but IL nov
known 10 be the finest fruit land in the
State. The work of making small farma
is going forward in this county with
wondrous speed.
The Ontario Mining Company, ol
Utah. is showing up proudly. 1t hal
Just raid it. 95th dividend, which wal
$4,000. The total dividends to dats
have been $500. 900. Those people
who think that western mines do moi
pay had better read the HERALD. II
may also be said that the Kentuck Mins
has paid 81, ,250, 900 in dividends.
The safe in the Office Of Bryson's Lum
Der Yard, on First street, near Alameda
was blown open by burglars about |:
o'clock last night. The robbers it i
thought were frightened of by the loud
ness Of the explosion before securing an,
plunder. The concussion was 30 violen
that stove, several feet from the safe
was blown over.
An aged Indian YVES found dead yes
terday morning near the corner Of Als
media and High streets in Sonoratowu
He lay under an old shed and appeare
to have died from natural CAUSES. Th
Coroner examined the remains and dis
covered no indications Of violence. Hi
} remains will be buried by Messrs. Pons
4 Orr.
Il The card Of Mr.. J. w. Swanwick, Il
torney -at-law, will be found elsewhsr
in this mornings HERALD. Mr.. Swan
wick is young gentleman we'll know
to our citizens. thoroughly versed in tn,
law and, we are confident. will attend I,
any business entrusted to him prompt.
and to the best interests of his clients.
We refer intending campers at SAINT
| Monica to the advertisement of Vim.
, Hull, which appears in our New To
. Day column. Mr.. Hull is prepared l.
supply complete camping outfits at th
. shortest notice and on the most reasona
BILE terms.
Judge F. NJ. Wright. of San Fernando
was in the city yesterday. He has no
commenced heading grain yet, but vii
begin on Monday on barley. When th
barley harvest is completed wheat cut
/ ting will begin all over the valley.
Mr.. j. Hunter, from whom th
! anomalous tumor was removed o
Thursday, was quite comfortable yeste'
day and appears to be regaining hi
strength. His friends are pleased I
hear Of his comfortable condition.
The new uniform Of the Turnverei
. Germania has been received. It COZ
! sists Of gray irit with straw hat, an
is very neat and tasty. The Turner's q
drilling every week and will make flu
display at the Turn Bezirk.
The Young Mems Republican Clu
: had mild ratification meeting last nigl
ct their hall In Arcadia Block. wh
Walter s. Moore is preparing . stan
: south Of the Courthouse, for an ou
:. door meeting of ratification.
|. The HERALD acknowledges the recsiI
of tick cts Of invitation to garden part
g to be held at the residence OF NJ. Roseu