Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-07
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Sustain the Pioneers Constitu
tlon.
The improyiIent will go thisty
to-day.
The polls open at 800 A. III. to.
day and close at 9 49P. NJ.
There was u false alarm Of fire
about 8 o'clock last night.
The United States Hotel is un-
dsrgoing a thorough renovation.
See that your ticket reads
"AaAINsr THE NEW CoNsTITU-
TIoN."
This being election day the
Courts and county off ,es will be
closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MessIner re-
turned from their bridal tour by
overland train yesterday.
Angel, nos at San Francisco he
tells on the 5th: f. r. Day. Pal.
ace; G. Morgan. Russ House.
The Board Of Supervisors have
adjourned until Monday next,
when they meet to canvas the
election returns.
Copies of the present admirable
Constitution of the State Of Califor.
MIA can be obtained at this Office.
The legal ticket to be voted on
the 7th of May y-''Agalnst the
New Constitution
The examination of Stansfeld,
which was to have taken place be-
fore Justice Ira ford, yesterday, has
been postponed until Thursday.
The Workingmen wound up the
campaign hy torch!ight process
sion and meeting in front of the
Court House. last night.
The excursion train for Maricopa
Wells will arrive here at 8 O'Clock
on the morning of the llth inst.
and proceed ut once Arizonaward.
Tie Board of Supervisor have
authorized the Sheriff to swear in
twelve Deputies to keep the peace
ut the city voting precincts to-day.
Persons who Intend visiting the
Yosemite and Big Trees can OBJ
tain tickets and secure seats in the
stage on application at the Pacific
Coast Steamship Office.
The advertisement of the Inter-
national Restaurant appears under
New To- Day. This establishment
Is provided with first- class cook
and offers the best meal in town,
including wine, for two bits.
Mr.. McClintock, of the Phoenix,
Arizona, Herald. who spent some
days In Los Angeles a short time
ago, was a passenger by the stage
that was robbed by highwaymen,
near that place, on Monday last.
The legal ticket to be voted on
the 9Th Of May-'1Aeainst the
New Constitution"
An equestrian party of thirty.,wo
ladies and gentlemen took a moon
light ride out through the Arroyo
Seco to the Oak Grove last night.
They returned to the city about
midnight, delighted with their ex. .
cursiOn.
Col. Charles Crocker, President
OF the S. P. II. r., will arrive from
San Francisco TO, day, en- route to
the railroad front, to determine
whether railroad building will be
prosecuted beyond Maricopa for
the present.
One Of the largest and m ,st en-.
thusiastic meetings of the cam.
palgn was held by the Spanish.
American citizens, opposite the
Plaza, last night. Addresses were
made by Messrs, Reginaldo del
Vale and +. L. Ramirez, both OF
which were received by frequent
bursts Of applause.
The East Los Angeles Literary
Association will give an entertain
ment at the school house next Fri.
day evening. The programme Is a
full and varied one. A large at
tendance is anticipated and a pleas.
ant occasion is assured. Car accom-
mediation has been provided for re.
turning to the city.
From letter received from a
friend res dent In San Diego we
learn that the large majority
claimed in that county for the new
Constitution is q myth. Instead o.
the eight or zine hundred assert et
to be- for 1t by the San francisco
Chronicle in Its tables IL will be re-
ally less than five hundred.
On Friday. May 9th, at IL A. M.
Mr.. II. Meyerstein, having beer
unable to dispose of his househol,
goods at private sale, Will sell hi
furniture. carpets, draperles, crock
eryware, siiverware and all hi
household effects, at auction, re
gardless OF cost. The sale will tax,
! place at the residence of Mr.. Mey
erstein, No. 125 Fort street, ant