Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-04-16


Frank Cameron undertook to make
things lively on Los Angeles street
yesterday afternoon. He got full of
tangle foot and got drunken idea in
his head that some woman had four
teen dollars of his money and seemed
to think if he should hammer her with
q couple of bottles it would bring the
cash. But before the affair had gone
far Marshal Carrillo appeared and ar
restei the gentleman, who at once
tried to draw a knife but was prevent
ell. The Mayor gave him twenty days
in the chain gang to-day.
There is a man near the depot who
toots on the trombone. A conspiracy
is on foot among the railroad employ
ees to turn the horrible sounds he
makes back on his true inwardness,
in which event it is supposed and
hoped that his brains, If he has any,
will be scattered to the four quarters of
the habitable globe. So mote it be.
The man who keeps him company,
beats time, so to speak, on a cracked
! y
cred the leader in the atrocities re-
ferrd TO. He will share the trombon-
lists fate. There is work for the cor
oner in prospect. We will report the
proceedings fully.
Our readers will remember that the
sale of Mr.. J.W. Potts hill lands will
commence tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on the grounds oD Sec
ond street. We again urge the consid-
Grafton of this excellent opportunity
upon parties desiring eligible and
delightful building sites. The large
number of elegant residences al
ready erected upon the terrace bear
witness to the favor in which this To-
cality is held and we feel confident
that the sale will be we'll attended and
the biddings spirited. Remember,
April II, at 10 AN:
Her feet beneath her petticoat, like
little mice peep in and out, as if they
feared the light; and oh! she dances
such a way, no sun upon an Easter
day is half so fine sight. So sang
Sir John Sucking. The last two lines
refer to the popular belief that the
sun dances for joy on Easter day.
Those who get up early enough this
morning can look into the matter.
The most important house in this
city is the Important clothing empo.
rum under the Lafayette Hotel.
They sell their clothing cheaper than
any other house in Los Angeles, and
keep by far the largest selection.
Give them call.
The Rev. VIM. H. Hill will preach
to-day at II o'clock at the Episcopal
church, corner of Temple and New
High streets, which has been apprO-
priatelv decorated with flowers for
the occasion. The Holy Communion
will be administered at the close of
the service, and the Sunday school
meets at one. No evening service.
Seats free and all cordially invited to
attend.
The improvements at Washington
Garden have made this popular resort
more attractive than ever. WaldrOn
now has a first class menagere, a
fine dance hall, shaded walks, leafy
arbors and genteel shooting gallery,
| thus Offering a series of unequaled
amusements to his guests. The en-
tertainment tomorrow will be one OF
the best of the season.
With the facilities that the Impor-
tant have enables them to sell their
clothing, hats boots and shoes at ex-
act San Francisco prices. Give them
call and you are bound to be pleased
with their prices and goods.
The streets of this city presented a
busy appearance yesterday. 1t has
been long time since there was such
crowd of pedestrians, horsemen and
people in vehicles in town. Whereat
our merchants rejoiced, regarding he
whole matter as an suspicious open
ing of lively Spring trade. And
why shouldn't they? All crops prom
ise we'll, and the prospect is that an
neutrality-suspicious. season awaits us.
We learn that Mr.. Geo. B. Davis, of
the Alden Fruit Drying Works, pro-
poses to give press dinner shortly,
the bill of fare of which will be made
up chiefly from fruits, vegetables and
meats dried by the Alden process.
Somebody might say this would be
likely to prove dry affair. Not with
Geo. B. around-not much. Catch
him letting anybody feel dry.
Read this and have fish for supper.
Eleven hundred pounds of Santa Mon
lea mackerel at Cameron's. There is
no dantier fish than these same mack
erel. Split down the back and broiled
with a good lump of butter, a pinch
of salt and dash of pepper, they make
man think he has been fishing and
caught big mess of shad. Try them
and see.
Active efforts are being made by the
friends of Professor Schad in the mat
ter of the complimentary concert to
be given him on the 10th inst. The
Professor has always been among the
foremost in assisting the charitable
movements of the city and now that
he needs assistance himself it would
be too bad to allow any default in the
matter.
Col Hewitt has beautiful specimen
of pure rock salt from the salt noun
tain on the Rio Virgan, Utah Terri
tory. 1t was presented to him by Mr.
Robinson, one of the engineer corps of
the S. P. r. r. Mr.. Robinson says