Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-15

| the railroad well on the same tract, at
Lancaster. The water is clear, cold and
| delicious to the taste. Mr.. Putney will
at once commence boring on another por-
| tion Of the tract. In surface well with
| in distance Of less than . hundred feet
Of the artesian well, good, sweet water
was struck at depth Of IA feet. On
other portions of the tract good water
has been struck in surface wells at
depths varying from Is TO % feet. Set.
tleinent at Antelope Is quite lively, par
ties o. i've and six visitisg the tract al
most daily to make selections.
Sheriff Meany, Of Merced, left last
evening for home, with J. H. Tomlinson.
the adroit confidence operator who was
arrested here last week. 1t seems that
| this festive Tvnlioson had cxtsbdei his
operations in many places, aud wis
needed in Yolo, sacramento, San Fran
cisco, Fresno and Merced, for various
acts Of crookedness. His favoiite name
in the central part Of the State was j.
h. Taylor. Several parties in the city
are out and injured to the extent Of $40
apiece for borrowed money. 1t 10 pleas
ant to know that these sums will not be
any larger. They wish Mr.. Tomlinson q
hearty goodbye.
Mr.. Geo. C. Eagan will start a town
ship organization at San Gorgmio Pas.
He is having the boundaries surveyed at
prssen'. OF course George will be JUS
tice Of the Peace Of that locality. The
average Angslsno becomes Justice
dispenser very naturally. Our former
| popular townsman Frank Monaghan,
has got up township Of his own ut the
NeedI.s, called Providence Township,
with Erauk Ms Justicvof the Peace.
The article ia the HERALD on paving
the streets with brick attracts much at
tention. The project tried in st. Louis.
Of paving with fire brick, meets with
much favor, but the question is asked.
can FIRE brick bs furnished In Los An.
geles? The answer IL, that plenty of
fire clay eau be found in this city and
Ere brick can be furnished whenever
needed and in quantities to suit.
Mr.. J. B. EIdridge, a well known
mining expert, and skilled In the reduc-
tion Of all classes Of ores, is registered
at the Cosmopolitan. He is now con-
| ducting some important mining enter
prises In Durango, Mexico. There il
| probably no man ON the coast more fa-
miliar with the mines Of the Western
States and Territories than Mr.. Ed
ridge.
There Il no clue yet to the disappear
ance Of Mr.. John Richardson, Of Rincon,
which occurred ten days since. His
saddle was bloody. and near where IL
ives found there was blood on the
| ground for several hundred feet. The
three men who worked for Richardson
have disappeared. Why did they dis
appear.
A cigarmaker named Joseph Gsiler,
accidentally shot himself on Sunday
evening. while cleaning pistol. Tho
shot bit him in tho LETT side Of the neck
and apparently lodged against the breast
bone ia it downward course. He Is at
the Sisters in charge Of Dr.. Harmon,
and likely to recover.
The HERALD acknowledges q call from
Sheriff j. w. Meany, Of Msrced county.
Mr.. Meany has been elected Sheriff Of
| Merced for five successive years, and Is
veteran we'll known to all the old set
tlen and politicians Of the State. May
| his shadow and influence never be less.
Tie remains Of the man found on the
mountains behind Senta Barbara are
now supposed to be those Of George w.
Patch, who left Los Angeles June 18th,
1879. The clothing seems TO correspond
with that Of the missing man, who has
not been heard from since that time.
There has been and il great demand
for fine young heifers for parties to
stock their ranches. John C. Bell will
sell at auction In East Los Angeles. di-
rectly in the rear Of Mr.. Wooley's
elegant residence, Chesnut street, fresh
cows; also. 3-year-olds.
After the rain began to fall yesterday
the sellers Of hay began to weaken, anil
without waiting for go per ton sold st
SIG to Sl7 and went home to Prepare
for raising more hay. II seams bett. TO
raise two tons at SIC per ton than one
ton at $50.
The ''Slycoon" was but an innocent
and harmless nightmare" the danger is
over, 30 You may all leave home, ladies,
and come 10 the City Of Paris, the peer
less dry goods emporium" for genuine
bargains in remnants, les and lO7 North
Spring street.
Ladies', the largest and finest dry
goods establishment in this city 10 tho
City Of Paris; We have . larger stock
and sell more goods than any dry goods
house in Los Angeles. We defy ''snc-
cessful contradiction.
Sherman Page yesterday filed claim
to 1000 inches Of water under fsur inch
pressure. in the Big Tujuuga or Little
Tujunga rivers for purposes Of irriga-
tion ON the Tujungs Rancho and lands
adjacent.
II will he seen by notice in another
column that Col. Samuel Heilner has be-
come sole proprietor and manager Of the
business formerly conducted by Messrs.
Hsilner 4 Rogers In this city.
There were yesterday deposited at the
Recorders Office for record twenty five
deeds. six mortgages, six satisfactions Of
mortgages, two leascs, two marriage
licenses and one water claim.
The Chinaman who bought the knives
stolen by Johnny Mcdonald and Tom
Murphy from the American Cash store,
was lined sl00, which he paid. The
Mongolian Is sad.
Don't be afraid, ladies. the storm twas
but DREAM" but the selling Of REM
nsnts regardless Of prices Is living fact,
and Il continued BY the City Of Paris.
After the '.storm" comes the calm; 'sit
came, it saw and innocently passed
away" The City OF Paris still sells rem
nanta regardless Of price.
In our Advertising columns this morn.
ing will be found an announcement by
Nj. D. G. Scofeld which is Of interest
to the public.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
to @. 3. Angelo and 4. v. McCord and
Robert H. Rsynolds and Matilda A.
Montague.
Nh. II. L. shaug. Of Pomona, exhibits
. Gretovlne that grew n feet inches in
lsn90A during 1883 without irrigation.
COURT REPoRTs
superior urt-Howard. J.
MONDAY, Jan. IA.
Ordaque vs.. .Irilary--Demurrer over
ruled; ten daySto answer.
Cullen vs. Ott--Same order.