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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-06-26
Novt zprAvy domAei.

gv noel no sobo,u vIoadili 70
sIodsii do spsoibo vosa No drAse
Chicago A Rock Island = oksdIi
oss,aIioI .. o 5000.
4 MinuIoa s,tsdu veter savrsi.
dso byl y Monroe Wis. Fred
ohom. Podssreni vrsidy pablo
M vlas,niho syns isho, ksert vsss
byl do vssby.
I v Illinois dopouisI 40 taikci
velkyeh smsIosti. v pos,eeh nA
sta EmochuJi 80 nAklsdnicb voxS
mutt xfixencc, aby 10 mis.a ns
misto dovkteli.
I Phi volbAch do konvcncs K
scstsveni move dstavy pro Kali.
tornii, Evitexila v San Francisco
strnna vyloueondho cd sociAlni
strany "diktatora" Koarncy ns
1000 hlasG.
q Stshovanf ternochn 20 sthtf
jiinich do Liberic stale 80 SRI.
Dne 10. I. m. odjelo tam opst pies
New York 90 osob, pod dohlid
kou Americk6 koionixacni spo
lecnosti, ktera 10 tam bude po 0
mesich podporovati.
7 Patok 10 nestastng den. To
10 dostatek znamo. Minult pas
TEX byl nesrastnym Chicago
pro diva vrahy, Sherry . Connolly
Pykali "a zlocin sv6i smrtf. Jest
po p6tl lotcch opet jednou, 10 diva
& ectnych vrahd Chicagsk5ch za
slouzen6 odmeny dosIi.
7 Vtsledek nedavne volby v
Orcgonu Jest nasledujf: In elena
kongresu xvolen Whitaker, dem,
vet. ITO; guvcrnera Thaycr,
dem. vet. 952 sckret&fe statu
Earhart rep. vet. 295; pokladnika
Hirscb, rep. vet. 1858; skolniho
superintcndenta, Powell rep. vet,
33.
4 V ST. Joseph, Mo. oloupen
byl Prvnf Narodni Bank minulJ
patek D $4,000. Jak SO loupol
stala jc ncznamo nevysvetlitel
no. vsak pfi tastfch zprAvach c
nepoctlvostl dfndnik6 Y bankach
vychodnich DcdiviIi by jsme Sc,
kdyby ptislo na ievo, 10 nekterf
dfednik banku Cast tn sproneve'
Ill a nyni pfedstira 10 byla "a b.
leho dino neznamym xpdsobem u.
loupena.
7 Pravdomluvn$ Anderson,
hlavni svedek pied vysetfovael
komisi Posterovou, ptedvolan
byl pred vysctfovaci v9bor scnA'
tn, odepfel vsak svsdcctvi podati,
jelikoz nebyl mu pravnik povo'
len. Myslfme 10 vSbor neuainil
dobfe, 10 mu nechtal povoliti
pravnfka, vsak kdyby Anderson
mluvIl pouze pravdu, nemel by
prAvnfka xapotfebi.
7 Reformy Jest xapottebf! -
Po ukoncenf EasedAnf kongresu
shlcdAno, 10 v nskterSch xAko.
mech phi opisovAnf staly so chy.
by. Jelikox chyby ty staIy so v
zAkoneoh kterSoh jednalo so o
zajmy osobni proti kterSm . il,
st5ch stran dsilovns pracovAno
bylo, panuje nabled, ic chyby ,y
jsou rdmysIne, se utinany byly Y
pohndtek koruptnich.
BrntAlni a xlmyslnou vrat-
du spacbal dne 10. [. m. Y st.
Louis Nemec Redemcyer na u,
nsm Nsmci, zednikn voss. Ptisel
k nsmn an tento byl pti praci a
beze siova vystrahy xastFeliI jsj,
pfiloiiv ma revolver al X same
hIavs. vrah prsvi, 10 udslal TO
proto, 10 voss mu xajrzoval
mxdu ByI xa,knut uysrnsn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-06-26

ssssi ' kaileetsl tom kieel ~ \
ilssss.ss
lie soasromnihe sslsgrsma
ao HsrIiss sesItho, hscsl ' Cs,l.
hfsda vypsssoatI fsvelsee 90
ssldfiss.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-06-26
spAsklsgo.

KraIovss ipsssissk, k,srk ne,
dAyno tspsss . Alioessm sssaoa
bsns byis, jest hs smrisles 20
stsli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-06-26
skagcKo.

zdnsosai ssav eisais % lspii .
hodIk 80 ' brsss odsbrsu bs
wlIhsImsheshs, posdsii pei 10
yjmsfs . t,sistss
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1878-06-26

1o fstnleH srNs sFehe sHHefua
nilnll ht6k nv saseha woe. ' pos
s,sit Ieiiei. syn Jehe psebassn
byl ehoplv revolver, sIslIi pe
vsshs, ' simt pii fksl sssnsl
waho o,es. rtIilas A,oss ,oho
byIs. 10 start KimbsIl % asssA
VOL svosnA % sesohoa svoa. On
! obss jsho Isos smr,sIss rasAsi,
Z Pieces pssnIes msa soahos
lem | Gsssrnsr ak,a Ns~ Yor.
sa, Rotlnson, ada 90 bju piece
jintbo ,ts,s, nsi obyiyni demo
kut v pA,sk ,tdsn pnlaiil yes
10 No skofo 100 fosmsel,teh sks
sons, pFilms,seh IsgisIssaroa =
;siioiob ! osrkdkni nsrods. sns
iIcc 80 vidy biii spravsdIIy,mi,
ssfnsmenAvkms dobrs ,iny De
mosraii. Kti by ,skovtch assd
niHa bylo vice.
Y Da.Iednoss - Siav.s dne
~. hnors 1878. av pfipadS Ia.
kovsm povaiovaIi byohom saxon
0 s,tibts 80 nes,ssu pro nd.
rod. -- --" (Rosumsj ' pfipads
snovusavedeni stfibrn6 msny.
Pom. rcd. r. ~ - Siarie dne
10. ssfvbs 1875 aDobry skutek
ale Tykonal kongres tcnto sno.
vusaysdenim slfibrn6 many.s
Komentat jest Eby.eent. Kdo
mel pravduf
Prod nsjaxSm tasom podaIl
ismc zpravu olouponf dvou mrt.
vol 70 bfbitoya v North Bendu,
Ohio. Mrtvola syna byvalaho
Harrisona nalcxcna byla nahodou
ltkafakam koIlcgiu v Cincinna.
Il. Koneans naleEona | druhh
mrtvola tDevinova) mcdicin.
skem kollcgiu Ann Harbor
Michigan. Rodiny xneuo,anSch
nebostikh xadaly proti obema d
stavdm civilni zaloby ma nahradu
(kazdh) $4,000. Proti dsastnf.
knm loupezo zavedeno vedIc toho
trcstnf fixenf.
7 Poxoruhodny q zaxnamcnani
hodny ziev poslednich dn6 IA,
sedani kongresa jest ten, 10 ien
poslancl 3 Jizni Karoliny, ccrnos
chu Rainey, lzc dekovati IA to,
10 roxposet pro vydanf roxmanita
dohotoyen byl. Kdyz ostatni
clenov6 vyboru klerkove, nale>
zfci k bile, privilegovans kaste,
byli nasledkem ncmfrn6ho chlas-
to neschopni pracovati, bdel a
pracoval Rainoy neinavns. A
tohoto sameho Rainey, at Evolen
byl nepochybnou vetsinou hlas6,
chtel "ofraIy" demokraticky kon.
grcs vylouciti.
7 Br.y po zasednutf kongrcsu
xvolcno bylo nakolik vysetfuji.
cich vSbor6, kter6 mely vysotfo.
vati vseIike romantic vsci.
Vsak chile Zasedani 80 skonti
10 slysel kdo nejak3ch zpra.
vach tech vYbor6 7 Vysetfovani
stale mnoh6 tisice. Ny pfcdpos
vidal, 10 zavedcno budc jen pros
to, ably pfatelo pfibuzni tlend
tech yybord dostall nsjake "a.
mestknani tutn6 sonsto 2 po.
kladny vladni 10 vysetfovanf k
zadnemu Iin6mu cili nepovede.
Nase pfcdpovidani splnilo 80 ma
vlas.
Il Velikeho prov,neni dopustil
SO die "Delnickych Listd" Pokrok
Zdpddu. Svete sbof 80 a hnili.
eky padeitel Pokrok zapadu o.
Enamil pod ohlavenim "Litoratu.
n" vyjiti podobizny Karla iona.
Sol Jak jen toho zlosyna potre.
stat IN takovy xlotin 7 Kolem IA,
mat, palit, klcstsma stipst. horici
smdlu do krku 1T, isou sama ne.
patrne tresty IA TAX velky pokl6.
SEX. Ctenafnm "D. L. bude ne.
pochybns novinkou, 10 Pokrok
Zdpadu opovat SO dosud vycha.
cot. vtdyr pied nskolika masici
dovozovaly I'D. L." 40 nepochyb.
ne EASEL n to proto jen, 10 saEea
chybne adresu ID l.. nasadil list
tedy po nekoli. tsdnn nedoScl.
KoIegov6 cd d. l.. jsou vsorom
kolegialnosti !
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
San Diego to San Bernardino.

From q conversation with gen.
tlemen interested in the construc-
tion of narrow gauge railroad
from this place to San B.rnardino,
which is the revival of the old plan,
only changing from one character
of road to another, we are satisfied
that the company, which has never
allowed itself to die out, mean busi-
ness, and will go ut it quite soon.
Tha company has on hand good
deal of money, and has other fran.
chises-requisites in railroad build
ing, and when the change is made
from one gauge to the other, by
which at least one-third of the cost
may be saved, the plan becomes
quite feasible. judge Hyde, of san
Francisco, is concerned in the
building of this road, and will soon
be down to see about it, and per-
haps enter vigorously into the
work. Our information is that San
l,ernardiuo is heartily in favor of
this proposition, and will aid it to
the best of her ability, having no
rights or privileges from the South.
ern Pacific. There are other plans
OH hand for this road, which we
have not time to-day to notice, but
If there is q chance for the work tn
go on, will have ample opportuni.
ties in the future; but we may say
that the present project has a fur
ther advantage of charter, right OF
way, track, etc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
MONDAY, June 18th.
A Funny Discovery.

Among the many objections
urged against the design of the new
silver dollar, there Is one which
has not been publicly stated. The
designer, as Is we'll known, Is an
Englishman, and he had contrived
no doubt by accident-to intro
duce portrait of the British lion
among the back-hair of the Goddess
of Liberty. 1t requires a little re-.
search to discover the national
emblem of England, but it is
there. The face of the animal Is
formed by the loose fillet which en-
circles the head of the Goddess,
while her waving back.hair sup
plies the name. Take O card and
and place it SO that it will barely
touch the left hand point of the ex-
treme lower part of the letter "U"
in "Unum," and the extreme lower
part of the neck of the Goddess,
leaving the ends of the fillet and her
back-hair uncovered, and you have
the royal animal. But it is funny.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

District .......SEPuLvEDA.J J.
MONDAY, June II.
Tichnell vs. Spurling-Contin-
ued; TO be taken up by consent.
Sutton VS.. Sears-Continued for
the term by consent.
Hutchinson VS.. Swales ct al
Defaults of defendants duly en-
tered. Decree ordered as prayed
for. Attorneys fees fixed at 5000.
Sabichi vs.. GARNER ct al.-Pass-
ed for the term.
Halpin vs.. Soto-Demurrer SUBJ
mitted; two days to file points.
Gould VS.. Moore, administrator
Jury waived; passed by consent, to
be taken up by order Of Court
within the next ten days.
Sebastian vs.. CoIyear-On good
cause, default entered In this case
opened, defendant to pay costs OF
same; demurrer to amended COM
plant submitted; two days to file
points.
Alexander VS.. Deveraux ct al
Jury demanded by defendant
venire for 30 Jurors returnable at IL
A. NJ. tomorrow.
Macarthur VS.. Farris-Argumenl
ON motion for new trial set fol
Friday next at $3.50 A. NJ. for hear
ing.
Oge VS.. Bromwell-Demurrer tt
amended complaint submitted.
Francois Bros. VS.. Roth-Motior
to retax costs set for hearing at 9:3'
A. NJ. tomorrow.
Bennett vs. N. G. CovarrubIal
ct als.-Papers remanded to SAINTS
Barbara county.
People VS.. Valdez -Habeas Cor
3,ns-It appearing to the Court tina
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Philharmonic Society.

AS per announcement, the mu.
steal element of the city met last
evening at Good Templars' Hall to
effect a permanent musical organ.
ization. A large number were
present, embracing almost the en-
tire Jubilee chorus, together with
many others, thus evidencing the
popularity of the movement. The
meeting was called to order by Mr..
Chas. Il. Day, the conductor of the
Musical Jubilee. A temporary Or
ganization was then effected by
calling Mr.. T.. f. Spence to the
chair. DR.. s. J. Corbett was nom.
mated as Secretary.
Mr.. Book, at the request of the
President, stated the object of the
meeting, which was mutual ad.
vancement in the art of singing
and for the cultivation of an har.
monious and friendly feeling be.
tween the members.
A Committee on nominations for
permanent organization was then
appointed by the Chair, consisting
of Messrs. Thornton, Strelitz
Mathes, Hasselman and McManis
Also a Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws, consisting of Messrs
Beane, Book, Parker, Willing and
Brown.
The committees were ordered Ia
report at the next meeting, which,
on motion, was fixed for Monday
June oath.
The business of the meeting hav'
ing been transacted, Mr.. Spence
gave way to Mr.. Day, who speedily
arranged the voices and q numb bel
of chOruses were rendered with
much spirit, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Achilles, by having had a pluug-

Achilles, by having had a pluug-
ing-bath in the river Styx, was
rendered invulnerable, all but his
heel. There is gentleman in
Spain who has the advantage OF
the Grecian hero, in being bullet
proof all over. The Heraldo states
that "a man has just arrived at
Madrid whose body bullets cannot
enter. He proposes being publicly y
shot at by the soldiers of the garri.
son, and if this he not permitted,
he will shoot him self by means of
a machine which will let off sever
al rifles at the same time. This
strange fellow is said to have in
vented n garment of a tissue which
will resist any bullet"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Eating is a Torture

And sleep often more travesty of re-
pose, to the dyspeptio. Appetite Is COR
respondingly impaired by this most
prevalent of ma a lies, and headaches,
biliousness, constipation, poverty of the
blood, loss of flesh and OF vitality, and a
Thousand annoying and indescribable
sensations, are Its cOncomitanls. 1t Is,
moreover, the protenitoI of numerous
and formidable bodily disorders. Obsti-
nate as It is, however, lis complete eradl-
cation may be effected by the persistent
use of Hostette,'s stomach Bitters, a
medicine which. communicates both
vigor and regularity to the organs oil di-
gestion and secretion, relaxes the bowels
gently but thoroughly, enriches and pu..
rifles the blood, promotes appetite, and
gives tranquility to the nervous system.
Persons of weakly constitution snd fee
BILE physique who use this superb tonic
infallibly derive from II tine stamina OF
which they stand SO much in need, and
1t is invariably surcassiul In remedying
and preventing maiar.al diseases.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
pe,sperty rrAnS:srv.
FROM JUDsOH. GILLETgE& a OIBsON's TRAN.
SCRIPT OF RECORDs, JUNE IL, 1878.
CONYEYANCES.

CONVEYANCES.
Cristoval Maohado, by Constable Bet
tis, to Joaquin Almada-56 acres and 50
acres in Rancho Ballona; $50 20.
] Harmon, by Kremer, Tax Coll ector,
to A II Loomis-7% acres in Ell Monte, be,
tween county road, Read, Guess and
Avis; $l7 So.
+ Cavanaugh to Henry Charles
Fractional w a OF E n, NE Il OF NE 4
Sec %, and s "a of Sc u aud NE "a of SE
Il Sec l5 T8S K 8 w, 23l.36 acres; 81.
James H Clark to Henry Charies-Lo.s
8, 4, 5, W of NV "a and NV a of SW Il
Sec "A TSS II W. 2l3.27 acres; 81.
Mutual Land Company to A II Cowden
Lots 7, Is, 81, blk A, in lots and 4, blk
A, Hancock's survey, city: $500.
Silvestre A Altimirano and Marta Olivera,
his wife, to Louis Sentous-3 acres near
creek in Rancho Rincon de los Bueyes;
Eek Green to Mrs II Reed-N u of 8
a OF SW a of SW q Sec T2S Il l3 W;
VIM G Bassett and Sarah L, his wife, to
Lucy B Hine Lot f, blk liS. Santa Mon
lea; s3O0.
Western Development Company to G G
Linington-Lot 8. block ~, in Santa Ana
East; S25.
George Cumming, and Sacramento I.
Cummings. his vile, to Samuel Rees and
Robert Il Wirsching-Lo's o and Z, of blk
l. of subdivision OF lot 8, blk 10, II S, east
Of river; 830n,
John q Bowney to II l. Montgomery
Lat IA, blk 20, Downcy Land Association
$50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

A little Elko boy sat listening to
his his elders discussing the cause
of the intense heat in the lower
levels. He was very quiet and at
tentive until his father advanced
the theory Of chemical action, and
then glanced knowingly at his
mothers No. s slippers and whis-
pered to his little sister: Zone o.
them 'ere things kin start more
heat in lower level in two secs
onds than a steamboat load of
kimicals kin in a million years."-
EIkO POST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
A Desperate Shot and Captured

Information having reached the
Sheriff's office that Sotelo, the no.
torious horse thief and former
member, we believe, of the Vas
quez gang, had been seen in the
Verdugo cafion, Sheriff Mitchell,
accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Cells, started out there yesterday
evening. AS they peared the
mouth of the cailon, Sotelo, who
was at the tavern located there,
recognizing the officers, doubtless,
mounted his horse and started off,
followed by them. So close did
the latter come upon him that So.
telo turned in his saddle and emp
tied the barrels of both his revol-
vers at the pursuing officers, one
of the balls, we learn, passing
through Celis's hat. When he
tired his last shot, had 1t not been
that his horse swerved, he would
probably have killed Cells. Cells,
who was armed with q rifle, then
fired, striking Sotelo on the right
side and knocking him from his
horse. Sheriff Mitchell then took
charge of the wounded
man and Cells came 10
town to summon medical
aid, the supposition being that the
robber was mOrtally wounded. The
services of DR.. Barton were pro-
cured and he and Cells returned to
the scene of the shooting. At the
hour at which we write-1I:30 p. NJ.
the party have not yet returned
to the city and We are, consequent
ly, unable to give full particulars.
MIDNIGHT = Sheriff Mitchell,
who has just come in, informs us
that when they reached the top of
the hill this side of the cafion,
Cells dismounted and went around
through the brush to reconnoitre.
On returning he reported that
Sotelo was in the bar and suggest.
ed that, as he was known. the
Sheriff had better ride first. Mr..
Mitchell mufhed his face and rode
on and as he approached the house
Sotelo mounted and broke for the
brush. The Sheriff crossed his
path aud headed him back into the
caiion, which the flying party pur-
sued for about two miles, he aud
Cells firing simultaneously at So.
telo with the result already stated.
Sotelo is wounded in two places,
one ball entering from the back
just above the groin and passing
around and out in front of the alb
domen, the other passing through
the fleshy part of the arm. During
Cells trip to the city the Sheriff
procured wagon and removed
the wounded man to the cabaret at
the mouth Of the cafion, where,
with the assistance of some Mexi-
cans, he endeavored to staunch the
blood, which was flowing quite
freely. On the arrival of Cells and
DR.. Barton, Sotelo was placed in
the hack aud brought to the hos
pital in this city, where he now is.
1t is thought that his wound is
mortal.
Sotelo was indicted by the Grand
Jury in January last, and the war.
rant on which Sheriff Mitchell
acted last night was issued by the
Judge Of the County Court on the
Sth of that month. Should the
culprit recover he will probably be
sent to San Quentin for a long
term, as his crimes have been
many and henious.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

The Brooklyn Eagle states rs q
fact that a Republican in New
York city has just paid bet of a
hundred dollars which he lost, to a
Democrat, on the issue that not a
single Republican paper in the
metropolis would print the extract
from the report of the Republican
Committee Of the Republican Con-
gress appointed in 1859 to investi-
gate alleged frauds in the Presl.
dental election in New York,
which concludes as follows: "If
the Electors are chosen by fraudu-
lent votes, the duties imposed by
the Constitution are not complied
with, aud Congress may not only
regulate and provide for this, but
may devise mode of ascertaining
what the actual result of an elec.
tion has been" If any reader of
any Republican paper anywhere
has seen the report In question
quoted in its columns we would
like to hear the news.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

The poet says: "'Tis sweet to
hear the W ltch-dog's gentle bark"
II is, ell? When u man is stand
ing away out in the center of a
melon patch at midnight In the
dark of the moon and hears "tbe
watch.dog's gentle bark" but few
feet in his rear and fully realizes
that he has on his thin linen pants,
the voice of the angel Gabriel call
ing the defendants to trial would
pan out more sweetness to the
square inch than tho gentle bark
of a million watch dogs. - Elko
Post.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
Reply to 3d."

EDITOR HERALD: On last Satur-
day morning Il communication
over the signature of D. DID,
that could only emanate from the
bottomless PIT, appeared in libel.
Gus tag which is in the service of
scheming hypocrites. and which is
circulated gratis around this city
for the purpose of misleading
Workingmen, and stating in said
communication that I was opposed
to Kearney. l will say now that 1
never was opposed to Kearney
when 1 thought lie was right, but
that I lave been at all
times opposed to humbugs
who have outlived their
usefulness in every capacity,
and who engrafted themselves on
the organization in this city and
impeded every measure proposed to
make it general and useful. Their
insane opposition to the Home In.
dustry League is an index to the
manner in which they have treated
every practical suggestion made in
the interest of Workingmen.
Because 1 have asserted that the
best and most reliable men should
represent us IN the Constitutional
Convention brainless creature,
who has no interest in this com.
munity outside of what he owes,
makes charges against ME and
threats of violence against any one
who would presume to interfere
with his election on the 19th. /
have no desire and no time to no.
tice every malicious report which
a few knaves are circulating about
me and it Is by no means matter
that interests the public. There
fore l decline to notice any more
DIS.
ANTHONY J. NORTON.
Los Angeles, June 18th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18

We have received the "Descrip-
tive Catalogue of Santa Clara Co..
lege" for 1878. 1t is neat pamphlet
of 32 pages printed on tinted paper,
and illustrated with 10 full page
engravings representing the differ
ent buildings and the interior of
the various departments of study.
From perusal Of this catalogue it
is easy 10 see the extent, thorough
ness and elevated character of the
institution which 1t represents. A
few predatory lines state that it
has been published at the request
of many friends and correspondents
who wished to see the particular
system of the College brought more
to the notice of the public, and es-
pecially of parents who care for a
sound moral and mental education
to be given TO the children. The
practical training in the scientific
and the commercial department is
equal to that of the most cele
brated colleges of the East.
Yesterday morning an irate
mother-in.law and her daughter,
each armed herself with rawhide
and proceeded to the rooms of the
daughters husband for the purpose
of administering a sound castiga-
tion to that individual. But two
strokes had been laid on by la belle
mere, the wife not having yet COM
menced operations, when in step
ped officer Fonck, who had been
apprised by the vendor of the cow
hides, and saved the husband from
q good threshing by arresting the
belligercnt DANES. They were
taken before Judge Peel and held
for their appearance to-day.
A complimentary benefit has
been rendered to Billy Warner, of
Woods Opera House troupe, to
take place at the Opera House next
Friday evening. A number of am :
ateurs have volunteered for the
occasion and one of the best bills of
the season will be presented. Billy
is a painstaking and versatile actor
who, since his connection with the
Opera House, has contributed
largely to the amusement OF our
citizens and deserves substantial
recognition. We trust his benefit
will be a bumper.
Quite crowd was drawn up in
front of Downey Block about noon
yesterday, attracted by pugilistic
encounter between two fruit deal.
ers who do business next door to
Bush's jewelry store. The diff.
Guilty arose, as near as we could
learn, from the attempt of one of
the partners to get away with the
stock in trade. Both were arrested
and the matter will be adjudicated
to-day.
We heard, the other day, from
that we'll known and popular An
geltfI', Mr.. Thomas Gates, now
resident at Florence, Arizona. Our
friend " Tommy" is keeping a
weather eye on the promising min
ing developments thereabOuts, and
is interested in claims which will
make him mint of money some
day.
The Wo,kingmen's clubs of this
city, we learn, have rendered ben
eft picnic to the Proteans, to take
place at the City Gardens next
Sunday, June 23d. The troupe will
give an entertainment in the eve-
ming, introducing number of
their best acts and in the afternoon
there will be performance by
three celebrated trapezlsts from
San Francisco.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-18
The Messrs. Lips, Craigue & Co.

The Messrs. Lips, Craigue u Co.
Ave made arrangements TO receive
nonthly cargoes of the famous PHI.
HBest Brewing COmpany's export
Rger beers. These beers are made
Milwaukee and bottled by the
lessrs. Stamm & Meyer. The
hrst of the cargoes arrived yester-
day, consisting of an entire load.
The Messrs. Lips, Craigue g. Co.,
through this Arrangement, are
enabled to offer special advantages
to purchasers. The first prizes
were awarded to this PHI. Best Ex-
port beer at the Centennial Expo.
sition, at the Wisconsin State Fair,
held at Milwaukee,, and at the
Inter State Fair held at Chicago.
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