Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-24

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justify his action. We hope such a
cOntretemps will not again occur dur
ing the races. ..slssa s
| TO-DAY's PROGRAMMES.
The hurdle race to-day will attract q
great crowd, from its novelty as we'll
as the prominence of the riders, most
of them being well known citizens.
The running race promises to be "a close
contest between-well known runners.
and the pacing match will be full of
interest. The following are the en-
| tries:
First Race-Hurlle Raee-Mile dash
over six hurdles for Society's cup; $40
entrance, to go with cup.
B. Jacquas, Santa Barbara.
A. Herdman, Los Angeles.
A. J. Hutchinson, San Jose.
G. b. Tennlel, Los Angeles.
Geo. Fl. Bold. Los Angeles.
G. w. Seymour, Los Angeles.
Adolph Cells, Los Angeles.
Second Race--Runing-Free for all
three-year-olds; mile heats; two in
three. Purse, $300-$200 to first and
500 to second.
r.. Il. Johnson, Los Angeles, enters
e Dick Johnson, by Marengo, dam by
Tom Moore, white hind feet; star in
fol ehead.
E. w. Noyes, Los Angeles, enters
s f Lucy Reed, by Overland, dam Jen-
ny Reed, by Argyle.
Matt. Bledsoe, San BernardinO, en-
tiers Derringer, by Tenbrocck.
H.Spence enters b G Wallace Noyes,
pedigree unknown.
b I Aileen Oge, by Norfolk.
Third Race.-Pacing-Free for all;
mile heats. 3 in 8, to harness. Purse,
5000; $3.50 to first, $50 to second.
w. j. Welch enters b & Hoosier
Dick, pedigree unknown.
Ben. G. Parker, Los Angeles, enters
bl Midnight, pedigree unknown.
Henry Francis San BernardinO, en-
ters John, pedigree unknown.
+ Charley Bush has returned from San
Francisco with an immense stock of
beautiful jewelry. His stock of silver
terms, and will be admired by all.
Charlie says he bought for cash, and
can afford to sell at bedrock prices.
There will be a special meeting of
Los Angeles Chapter No. aa, r. A. NJ,
at Masonic Hall this, Wednesday,
evening at 1880 clock for werk In the
RIA. Deg. The members are particu-
larly requested to attend. Sojourning
companions in good standing are ccr-
daily invited to be present. COmpan-
ions requiring examination are re-
quested to be at the Hall at $3.50
O'clock. =
The Baptist Ladies' Society, in order
to accommodate all, have concluded to
commence their grand festivities of
Thursday and Friday at the Rink by
splendid Thanksgiving Dinner at
O'Clock p. NJ. Thursday, in addition to
their original programme, which will
be carried out in full. Tickets (good
for the dinner, as we'll as the suppers),
only fifty cents, The ladies would re-
quest that parties donating eatables
would be kind enough to bring them
In Wednesday morning.
The company who recently bought
the Temescal tin mines, in this coun-
ty, for $SOO,OO0 are pushing forward
their work with energy under the
most encouraging circumstances.
With almost unlimited capital and
managers and miners of experience
there seems to be no obstacle in the
way of a successful development of
those rich mines, which will add vast
ly to the population and wealth of
this county. Already there are a
number of persons employed there,
with the promise of many moro at an
early date.
Look out. All who are compelled to
be OH the streets at night should be on
their guard against the foot-pads who
are at present infesting our place. In
another column we give an account of
the Robbery of Mr.. G.. II. Grafton Oh
Monday night in one of the most
thickly settled portions of the city.
We also learn that man was assault
ed on Spring street, between First and
Second, about midnight of last Satur-
day. In this case the party who was
waylaid gave the robber battle and
another gentleman happening to come
up just at the right time, the fellow
was put-to flight. Would it not be a
good idea for the Marshal to detail an
extra patrol of police ut night during
Fair Weeke s#