Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-11

On J. F. Crank's place there Is crop
that is about IS unexpected as anything
that could readily be imagined under
the circumstances. A year ago . field
was sown to barley, the first crop after
clearing of the brush and chaperall
heretofore monopolizing the land. The
yield was clean and fine. This year bar
ley was again sown when 10! up comes
fine crop of wild oats intermixed with
the barley and covering the entire tract
OF seventy-fve acres. Nothing but bar
ley was sown either upon or near 1t at
any time. The question that agitates
us Is whence comes it.-Pasadeaa rai-
leg Union
On Monday Sheriff Currier received
telegram from Sheriff Kirby. of Solano
county, asking him to arrest one A. NJ.
Carpenter, who took passage at Monte
rey, under the name OF Swain. on the
steamer Eureka, due at San Pedro on
Monday. Deputy Sheriff Gard. armed
with this dispatch, which contained
description of Carpenter. went down to
San Pedro, captured his man. and
brought him up to the city yesterday.
Carpenter, who is charged with embez-
Element, was committed to jail to await
the arrival Of an officer from Solano
county.
A few days sincethe HERALD announced
the marriage of man named Lawrence,
of New York, with Miss Nellie Rich.
ards. of Los Angeles. and their subse-
quent trip to San Francisco. 1t is now
stated that Lawrence deserted his bride
of two weeks, leaving her sick and
broken hearted in that city, without
money or friends, while he skipped the
State to parts unknown. II the facts
are sach as stated By our informant,
lynching is too good for him.
We learn that four Of the delayed
Eastern mails, detained at Albuquerque
by reason Of washouts, arrived at Den.
ing last evening and that two more are
expected at that point to-day, the re-
pairs on the Atchison. Topeka aud Santa
Fe Railroad Company having been SO
far completed as to admit OF the passage
of trains between Albuquerque and Dem-
ing. The mails will be at once trans
ferred to Los Angeles.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers will ap-
pear in Los Angeles on Tuesday next.
Mr.. 8. C. Mott, the advance agent Of
this talented company, has arrived in
the city and will make all necessary ar
rangemen,s for brilliant series of enter
tainments. The citizens Of Los Angeles
will be greatly pleased by this remarka-
BILE troupe with their old plantation
melodies.
The HERALD acknowledges the present
Of box Of new ripe peaches from
Messrs. Porter Brothers 4 Co., Of Upper
Main street. The frsit is large aud
luscious and was grown ny Mr.. J H.
Thomas, in Visalia, from which place
Messrs. Porter Brothers & Co. will con-
tinue to receive large supplies of early
fluit.
There was large and brilliant party
last night at Pasadena, held out doors on
the grounds Of Mr.. NJ. Rosenbaum.
which were brilliantly lighted with Chi
nese lanterns. There was fine floral
display and music and refreshments.
The entertainment was given for the
benefit Of the new Episcopal church at
Pssadena and netted o handsome sum.
In City Justice Morgan's Court, yes
terdsy, George Rivers, convicted Of dis
orderly conduct. was sentenced to twen-
ty days in jail. Mike McGowsn, B. Nc.
Dermott and Dan McCabe, drunk and
disorderly, were sent up for ten days
each.
The marriage licenses Of Henry r.
Duffin and Catherine @. Bollan, Morris
Laventhal and Flora Boetzel and IN.
Love and Kate Lovejoy, were filed for
record in the County Recorders Office
yesterday.
DR.. w. G.. Kingsbury, the very able
and efficient European agent for immi-
grafton for the c. P. and 8. P. Railways
ia London. England, Is ON the southern
overland, due at 1920 this afternoon.
Nineteen deeds, four mortgages. two
releases Of mortgages, three marriage
licenses and three miscellaneous papers
were filed for record in Recorder Miles
Office yesterday.
A. Rogers and John Forshee were ar
raigned before City Justice Morgan, yes
terday. on the charge Of burglary, ans
their case set for examination June l3
at 2 P. NJ.
John Vest, arraigned before Justice
Ling, Yesterday, on the charge Of bat
terry, on complaint Of E. J. w. White
plead guilty and was fined SIS, which b,
paid.
The "change fiends" were around las
night. playing their lirtle games in pur
chasing cigars and drinks. Their profit
were light, but their industry was great
Business is very lively at San Pedro
with five schooners and three ships il
port, and two more ships lying of th'
coast, bound in.