Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-07-02

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procession, has selected the follow
ing gentlemen as his aides: Sam
Dewey, Marcus Jones, VIM. Cas-
well, F. A. Gibson, b. w. Lee, f.
NJ. Coulter, Il. w. Templeton, J. II.
West, Albert Rimpau, G. E. Her
Der, J. l.. 3. Alexander.
Marshal w. Il. Belts has APP
pointed the following named gen.
tlemen as aides on his staff James
H. Northcraft, Ed. McGinnis, Geo.
Vignolo, Tomas Botello, s. Sepul-
veda, Palmer Seamans, Theodore
Cobler, r. A. Ling, Pastor de
Cells, Chas. Alexander, Fred w.
Athearn, M. Kenealy, John
Blowser, f. G. Rimpau.
The Workingmen's Convention
com menced its sessions on Monday
morning with 70 delegates, which
was diminished on that evening by
the Withdraw of 20 of the county
delegates, end last evening, after
the French and Spanish Clubs had
left, of the 70 delegates with which
the Convention commenced its de-
liberations, but 20, including OIL
GERS, remained.
Spring street was thronged yes
terday evening by crowd eager to
witness the performance of Pro-
fessor Berg, the one-legged acrobat.
The Professor, considering his de-
privation, did some very clever
work on both the tight rope and
trapeze. The performance will be
repeated at the same place this
evening, when the Professor will
bake 100 "slsljscks" on the tight
rope and distribute them to the
crowd. Those who have partaken
Of his cookery pronounce 1t excel
lent.
On last Friday as Mr.. Hannas
was coming up town he saw ]. H..
Dixon, u teamster, belaboring one
of his horses with club. Mr..
Hannas, at err Watching the opera
ton for som minutes, remonstrat-
ell wit the man on his brutality,
out without effect. Hannas then
came up town and lodged an infor-
nation before Justice Baldwin,
charging Dixon with cruelty to an
imaIs. Yesterday Dixon was con-
victed of the offeuce aud fined $3.50
and costs,
Los Angeles Lodge No. IS A. O..
U. W., elected the following o.
ficers last evening: G. F. Smurr,
p. M. w; s. NJ. Perry, NJ. vi;
James Gunner. G. T; James Velsir,
g; 9. H. White, Recorder; M ,jor
McRea. Receiver; Harry Sherwood,
F,nanci-r; Walter de Reaux.
Guide; James o. Bsnnon, I. w; 5.
w. Hitler, o. w Dr.. w. Lindley,
Lodge Physician; G. w. Gibson,
Horace Hitler, DR.. l.. w. French,
Trustees. The officers elect OF
Downey Lodge will be installed
to-morrOw-Wednesday = evening
by the D. d. G.. NJ. W., and it Is
expected that n large number of
members from Los Angeles will be
in attendance.
Officer Thorpe yesterday, by di-
rection of Chief King, took a young
girl from a house of i'll fame and
locked her up to await examina-
ton before the Mayor this morn
ing. Her case is a peculiar one.
She Is but sixteen years old and
yet this is the third time she has
been taken FROM place of the
same character within few weeks.
Twice she was taken home to her
parents but, after u few days, she
returned to her vicious haunts.
The dilemma with the authorti.s
is, What to do with her? The jail!
is no fit place for one SO young aud
as she seems to be ino ,rrigible,
something must be done to restrain
her. The query suggests itself, Is
not hers case in which the Benev-
client Society might step in and do
something to reclaim the wan
derer?
Godey's Lady's Book for July Is
upon our table. This old and val
liable magazine has entered upon
it's Goth volume-having been q
welcome visitor in thousands of
American homes for neariya half
century. 1t contains 4 telling
Fourth of July sketch by barley,
engraved on steel; mammoth COL
ored fashion plate, and a large
number of illustrated fashions. IA
Gentle BELIEF and "a Rosebud
Garden of Girls,n two novels by
first.class writer's, are continued,
and the miscellaneous literary
matter is Of high order. There
are two pages of recipes specially
arranged for picnic parties, which
will be highly appreciated by the
ladies. We notice another new
feature In Cooley, which is the
opening chapters OF Biographies
OF Represen tative Women Of our
own and Other Lands," these pa
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structive and entertaining. Sub
scription price is only So per year,
or you can send 81 and receive
Godey's Lady's Book for six
mouths.
The Government is about to pur-
chase six hundred cows for the
A paches on San Carlos Indian Res
ervatiou. With the 900 cows the
contractor will be expected to fur
nish twenty-five bulls without
charge. All are required to be be-
tween two and five yexrs old, good
healthy animals Of good size for
stock cattle. The contractor will
he required to give boud with two
good sureties for double the amount
Of CONTRACT. The bids are to be
sealed in envelopes marked "Propo-
l., r.. I.a,. At.,atx G..stlo III -,