Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-17

have volunteered to sling, and oui
local talent will be reinforced by
Miss Simonds, Of San Francisco, o
cantatrice Of quite exceptional rep
utation. The repertoire will 10.
clude some of the brightest gems
In the rich collection Of the Roman
Catholic church. The concert can.
not fail to attract q large and fash
ionable audience.
We would remind our citizens
that in purchasing a ticket for the
diamond studs to be ratified at Con.
gress Hall, next Saturday night,
they will not. only have a chance
to get q valuable set of jewelry fol-
the paltry sum Of one dollar, but
will, in addition, materially con-
tribute to aid two worthy ladies
who have been left in straitened
circumstances by the death ofa hus.
band Ond father. The studs cost
originally $3.50, the stones alone
being now appraised at $I95. Tick
cts, of which but few remain to be
sold, can be bought at Hirschfslds
bookstore or from Mr.. Bob Eckert
Congress Hall.
The Town Trustees held o meet
ing yesterday and drew up an ordi'
nance which will probably have
the effect of mitigating in some de-
gree the tramp nuisance. The ordi'
nance provides that the Marshal
shall offer all persons without visi'
BILE means of support work on the
road at 81 a day, and that If such
offer is refused they will be con
fined for forty.eight hours in the
town Jail on diet of bread and
water. II they fail to leave town
within three hours after their re.
lease from confinement, the pro.
cess Of imprisonment will be re-.
peated ad lib. Fifty copies Of the
ordinance will be printed and post :
ed on telegraph poles along the
railroad, SO that the tramp frater.
nifty will know what to expect II
they come here. 1t Is reported
that a large body of them are com.
ing down from the north, and II
they know what is good for them
they will switch off at Los Ange.
les and 60 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gazette.
Arizona is a queer place and
many queer things are done there.
Witness the following incident re-
counted by the Tom bs! one Nugget!
DR.. J. b. Gardner, formerly post
physician st Fort Huachuca, and
who was recently ordered to Fort
Mohave, obeyed the order and re
ported at Fort Whipple to Gen.
Wilcox. We notice now, however,
that special order No. Is, gives the
doctor leave of absence for one
month, with the privilege Of five
more. We said in the Nugget when
the doctor was ordered away from
Huachuca that II he had whacked
up with headquarters in his
successful mining operations in
this district, it perhaps would not
have been SO necessary for him to
change quarters, and now that he
has seen the General and has 90
long leave of absence, we don't
know what to make OF 1t. The
army il funny place to put a
man, particularly where you have
superiors before whom you dare not
say your soul is your own, and we
presume the boys occasionally
doubt II their mining property is
their own. However, we expect
to see DR.. Gardner back in camp
soon, and will be glad to meet him.
Pat Dryer, who was discharged
from the chain gang last week and
who, since then, has been discov.
cred to be In possession of $3.50 In
gold, almost the amount stolen
from the house OF the Bangle
Brothers, near the San Antonio
school house, last Monday, was up
before City Justice Adams yes
tsrday afternoon for examina.
ton on suspicion Of hav-
ing committed that robbery.
Mr.. A. F. Bangle being placed on
the stand, testified to the burglary
of his premises, and the loss of the
money and watch. He also de.
scribed footprints which he and his
brother discovered on the evening
of the burglary, leading from the
railroad track up to the front DOOR
step, thence around the house to
the rear door and thence back to
the railroad. The tracks, he
thought, must have been made
with brOad.heeled, wide-soled bro
gan shoes with slightly rounded
toes and about numb tens In size.
This description suited the shoes
worn by Dryer accurately 1t was
also adduced in the testimony that
Dryer had told one Of his fellow
prisoners that he had an open.faced
watch planted somewhere. Fur
Their examination was continued
until to-day.