Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-06-11

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Second streets.
A special reporter of the HERALD
attended the Promenade Concert
and Ladies Fair at sunny Slope
last night, but, owing to the late
hour at which he returned, We were
obliged to defer the publication of
bis report Of the fiesta until to.
morrow.
We had pleasant call yesterday
from Mr.. Chester Gum, whom we
first met in the Julian mines some
eight years ago, and who has stuck |
fast to his mountain home ever
since. He is brought here on some
land business. We wish him q |
pleasant experience during his stay
in Los Angeles.
The advertisement of the Golden
Rule underwear and shirt factory,
II. Dato & Co., proprietors, appears
in this mornings HERALD. A full
supply of all kinds of shirts and
underwear, including underwear of
all kinds for ladies and children,
will be kept constantly on hand
and made to order on short notice.
A Mongolian was arrested ysster-
day for leaving his team unhitch.
ed. On being arraigned before
City Justice Adams he gave his
name as Tea. A bystander re.
marked soto V0ce, What kind of
tea? to which the Chinaman replied,
"Black Tea. No. l. by Cd" He
was fined SO for the double offence,
which he paid.
By a misprint In the handbills OF
the three.mils handicap foot race,
which comes Off at Washington
Gardens tomorrow Sunday Tur-
ner is made to say that he bets $50
that he beats by 16 minutes and Is
seconds, when he means that he
will make the three miles in less
than 16 minutes and Is seconds.
BY notice in our Business Enter
prise column 1t will be seen that
Mr.. E. Maud offers to make ad.
yNnces on grain stored In his ware.
house at the very low rate of u per
cent interest on sums Of $1,000 and
upwards, This is an extraordinary
reduction on the rate formerly
charged and shows the rapid strides
that this section is making in ma.
terial prosperity.
There will be meeting of farm.
ers ut the Cosmopolitan Ho.
tel at 3 o'clock this afternoon
for the purpose of organizing an as.
ISOLATION to advance the interests of
the grain growers of this county.
All the farmers of this vicinity are
invited to be present, as matters
will be acted upon which are Of the
highest Importance to them.
The Promenade Concert and
strawberry and Ice cream festival
at Turn Verein Hall last night,
given by the ladies in aid of Trinity
NJ. E. Church, was largely attend.
ed. The exercises consisted ofvocal
and instrumental music, readings
aud Rotations. A most delight.
full evening was enjoyed by all who
attended.
We clip the annexed compli.
mentary notice Of the Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel from the Tucson Star:
The Cosmopolitan Hotel, Los An
geles. is winning golden opinions
from Arizona tourists, nearly all of
whom make 1t their headquarters
while stopping in the City of
Angels. Messrs. Hammel & Denker
are the proprietoTs, and they have
reduced the art of running a hotel
to one Of the exact sciences.
The New Orleans Colored Min.
streIs, who perform at Turnverein
Hall tonight. will give but one
approximation in Los Angeles,
their engagements requiring them
to leave overland for San Buena-
ventura and Santa Barbara Sun.
day morning. From the latter
place they take steamer for San
Francisco to fill two weeks en-
gagement at Woodward's Gardens,
whence they 60 to Oregon.
At last the contractors on the
Thirty-Fifth Parallel Railroad have
been compelled to send to San
Francisco for 500 Mongolians. 1t
has been their intention and desire
to employ only white men In con-
structing this road, but as they
could not be secured In sufficient
numbers, even at good wages, the
only thing to do was to employ
Chinese in order to get the road
: completed according to contracts
Ph@nir Gazette.
A large consig nment of garden
hose at Northcraft & Clark's.
Gen. Manuel Escalante will leave
on to.night's train for San Fran.
cisco. He will join Mr.. Wimples's
party at Los Angeles. These gen.
tlemen are the owners of the ia.
: nous anthony mines Of Sonora,
where they have also large landed
interests, az we'll as o number of
, promising silver mines. Messrs.
, Escalaute aud Wimple will STOP
. some days In San Francisco. TheiI
oompany's anthony smelters are
erected in Berkeley and are now
! running suc0essfully.-1Wcs0n Star,
:. BY o telegram published else.
where II will be seen that the Office
Of 1.-The Arisono Citizen, at Tucson
has been destroyed by hre. The
IWestsrn Union Telegraph onics
! Isp5sred great damage, but BY .ths