Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-01-30

both We're prohibited by Captain john
son from coming on board the vessel.
To excuse Baker for this breach of reg
ulations, Mr.. Mcclellan wrote note
to Captain Johnson requesting him to
relnstate Baker in equal privileges
| with the other hackmen. This is all
the favoritism that has been shown if
favoritism it may be called. -
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Yesterday morning a pair of horses
attached to flight wagon started from
Commercial street and ran at full
speed into Alameda, following it to
Also street, down which they went at
their fastest gait. When they turned
into Alameda street five Or six MeXi-
cans, who were ON horseback, started
after them and~the race was quite eX-
citing. Two of them rapidly gained,
but just before reaching them one of
the pursurers collided with q wagon
cominy in an opposite direction, his
horse reared and fell backward falling
on tie rider, whose name was Luis Lo-
pez, and injuring his leg severely.
| The other Mexican seized the bride of
one of the frantic horses and by great
exertion and mastery skill, landed
them safely on the sidewalk near the
bacon and lard establishment of s.
Bennett. Had they kept on few rods
further they could hardly have escaped
u smash up, as the. street was filled
with teams.
On Friday night officers Cruz and
Turner were summoned to Washing
ton Garden, where they arrested and
! brought to the calaboose woman
named Starkey, who had made divers
| and sundry threats against Mr..
Waldron, among which was one to
| burn the premises. This woman ap-
pears to be possessed of an evil spirit,
she having been arrested once or
twice before, as we are informed; once
in particular, for placing straw under
horse and setting it on fire with the
intention of burning the animal Yes
terday morning she was admitted to
bail in the sum of 5000 toappear before
Justice Irafford on Tuesday next at
10 o'clock. V838He4ss efsH
Samuel Prayer received by thea
steamer Orizaba, a large invoice of la
dies and misses furnishing goods, of
all descriptions. Ladies should make
note of this, as it is to their advan-
tage to call and see his goods before
going elsewhere. He offers them for
sale at very reduced rate. He has
Also on hand full stocks of gents and
boys clothing of the latest styles and
patterns. Furnishing goods made spe-
ciality. Fine leathertrunks and va
lises, Russian bags and satchels, trav-
cling straps, and all class of goods nec-
essary for complete outfit. Don't
forget to call on him.
The old reliable Fashion saloon has
been rejuvinated and re-opened under
the ownership of Archie Mcbride.
The establishment has been stocked
with full line of wines, brandies,
whiskies, cigars and everything per-
tanning to O. frst-class saloon. The
billiard parlors will be opened next
Tuesday. A hot lunch set every day
from II A. Nj to 2 p. NJ.
Night before last two men, j. More
no and T. Almon, We're arrested and
put in the city prison by officers Cruz
and Turner, for fighting and disturb
ing the peace in front of the Oriental
Hotel. Yesterday morning they were
MP before Mayor Beaudry and fined
ten dollars each. Disturbers of the
peace had better keep out of the way
of officers Cruz and Turner.
We are informed that regular trains
commenced running from Cotton to
Whitewater yesterday, connecting
with the Arizona and New Mexico
Express Company at the latter point.
| This arrangement is permanent, and
we regard it as the advance guard OF
the great complercial stream that is to
flow henceforth between the great in
terror and Los Angeles. -.
Capt. J. w. Tobin, the only survivor
of q Mormon massacre will lecture
next Tuesday evening, February lst,
at Stearns' Hall, on Explorations In
the Mining Regions of Utah. He
will discuss the railroad prospects of
Utah and give an interesting review
of the Gunnison and Mountain Mead.
ows Massacre. .faaa 90
Everybody will be pleased. to learn
that the mail, express and passenger
train plying between Anaheim and
the San Fernando Tunnel resumed its
trips as per published timetable at
6:l0,. last evening. The breaks ana
wash-outs on the San Fernando
branch were very serious lou men and
two engines having peeh empioyeu
since Monday last in repairing 1t.
The train from San Fernando tun-
mel arrived in this city yesterday at
s:9o p. NJ, bringing the delayed mails
and express matter. Wells, Fargo Il
Co. bring San Francisco dates of jan
uary 24th, 25th and 26th. Another
| nj II will proha hIx arrtve on the nav