Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-04-01
CITY AND SUBURBS.

meeting this afternoon at o'clock.
The Senator and Kalorama leave to-
day, Passengers take the train at 10
this morning.
Enterprise Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry, gives grand ball at Turn
Verein Hall tonight.
This is April FOOLS day; beware of
bogus pocket-books and all other
snares and delusions prepared for the
unwary.
Rev. Mr.. Packard of the Congrega-
tional church, will preach at the M. f.
church on Fort street this evening at
y o'clock.
The carpenters and plasterers are at
work making changes and repairs in
Masonic Hall, and have everything
inside pretty generally at skies and
sevens.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany will soon open an office at Spadra.
Geo. North, of Riverside, will assume
charge of the depot and business at
that place.
The colored people of this city held
their Fifteenth Amendment ball in
Stearns' Hall last night. There was
quite large turnout, and all passed
off very pleasantly.
Second street between Hill and Fort
streets is being somewhat improved
by grading. The same thing would
be great benefit if it were only done
to more of our streets.
Tonight the Jewish feast of the
"Passach' begins and will last for
Nvnnty SNnna nf thn Toxx,;uh 70
will gather together tonight in pri-
vate houses and have the usual feast.
A warrant is out for the arrest of
f. N. Benson on charge of assault
ing Ramon Felis. This is the diff
Guilty which all grew out of jack
knife and little misunderstanding.
A lot of workmen were late for the
train this morning and had quite a
race before the engineer could stop for
them. They did not seem to enjoy
the fun very much, but the bystanders
liked it hugely.
Complaint was brought yesterday
before Justice Trafford against some
party, name unknown, for assault and
battery committed against Henry B.
Katz. The offender was brought be-
fore the Court. tried and acquitted.
P. Beaudry has fitted up and repaired
his store rooms on the corner of Los
Angeles and Commercial streets. Call
and see them before you rent any other
place. They are in good business
locality. See his advertisement.
The Police report things extremely
dull in their line. If we only had
stringent vagrant law in force it would
furnish employment for our worthy
stars, and some of those Mexican gem
tlemen with dirty faces and elegant
leisure could adorn our chain-gang.
One of the largest horses which we
have ever seen appeared OH Main
street yesterday. The animal, one of
the Samson breed, stands nineteen
hands high and weighs nineteen hum
dred pounds-a hundred for every
hand. He is the property of Mr..
Wolfong, and is valued at $4,000.
Don't forget the Ladies' Temper
ance Meeting" to-day at Good Temp
lars Hall. As business of Importance
is to be transacted q full attendance is
greatly desired. The movement be-
ing started is very good one, and we
hope that it will meet with success in
this city. To do so, more than there
are at present will have to take
hand in the work.
According to the advertisements
are to be two different entertainments
tonight in Turn Verein Hall, the
Changers ball and Prof Fowler's lee
both will go on at the same time we
hot thA DrofacCor will hox In
give way to the Changers. We would
like very much to hear the Professor
lecture, but the people would much
THE WEEKLY HERALD, to be issued
next Saturday, will contain original
articles on most of the important in-
dustres in this county, and also full
accounts of the most important pro-
jects now under way in Southern CAL
ifornia. 1t will be the best number
ever issued from this office. Persons
having friends in the East who are de-
sirous of gaining reliable information
about our county will do well to pro-
cure copies of the coming number to
mail to them. We will print great
many extra copies of the issue, and
parties DESTROYS of obtaining them will
find them at our office all ready done
up to mail.
Tomorrow night the Templeton
Star Alliance will give one of their
pleasing entertainments in the MERGED
Theater. The performance will con-
sist of "Faithful Wives, or Still Wa
tiers Run Deepest" and, by request,
Fay Templeton's great speciality,
"Parepa Rosa" The popularity
gained by this troupe on their former
visit here will insure them full
house, but those who had not the
pleasure of attending then will do well
to improve the opportunity now Of
fered. Owing to other engagements,
the troupe will be able to remain with
us but three days, but we hope they
will come round again some time dur
ing their stay in Southern California.
From the statement in last. evenings
Express it seems that Vasquez is again
heard from. Our reporter yesterday
endeavored to find. Mr.. Madigan and
ascertain the true facts in the case, but
could not do so, as that gentleman is
now out on an assessing tour through
the county. We clip the following
without vouching for it: mike Madl-
gan, while out assessing a few days
since, was overhauled on the road by
man whom he recognized as the ia
NOUS Tiburco Vasquez. Not at all
dismayed by the company of this re-
nowned bandit, he rode along with
him a whole day, chatting good
humored all the way. AS they were
about to separate, Vasquez handed
Mike two dollars, saying: Don Mi
guel, let it not be said that Vasque,z