Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-04

The Band of Hope will meet to-day
Sunday, at 2:30 P. NJ, in Good TEN
plars' Hall. All members are requested
to be present, and are asked to bring al
they can to join the Band.
About 6 o'clock yesterday evening
while little girl was playing near 9
lumber pile at the Presby yterian Church,
on the corner of Second and Fort
streets, pile of boards became Olsen.
gagged and fell upon her, injuring her
quite severely. We failed to learn her
name.
Corsets, corsets from Mosgrove's, at
the Capitol store.
The semi-annual statement of the First
National Bank appears elsewhere in this
mornings HERALD. This institution,
under the careful and judicious manage
ment that has always characterized its
officers, has gone on prospecting until to-
day it is one of the most prosperous
banking houses on the Pacific Coast.
The Milton Mobiles Comedy Company
was greeted by rousing house at Turn
verein Hall last night, rendering "The
Phoenix" if possible, with more spirit
and dash than on the previous night.
The company will appear at San Ber-
nardino on Monday night and we can
promise our neighbors the richest dra-
matte treat they have ever enjoyed.
Mr.. Frederick MacCrellish, after en-
joying, for few days, the hospitality
of his old friend, ex-senator Maclay,
has gone back to San Francisco, called
thither by urgent business engagements.
His health has greatly benefited by his
brief soiourn in Los Angeles county,
and he proposes to return shortly and
invest in little more of our climate.
The Messrs. Dotter & Bradley, in a
triple column advertisement elsewhere,
inform the citizens of Los Angeles that
they will sell their immense stock of fur
niture, carpets, ETC., at cost for the next
thirty days, as they wish to commence
business in the mammoth warehouse
now being erected for them with an en-
tire new stock. Persons about to fur
nish house should not fail to give
them call.
Chief King made raid on promi-
nent maisoa de joie, on Wilmington
street, last night and arrested the land
lady and four of her frail boarders The
landlady put up 500 and the boarders
$50 each for their appearance before
City Justice Adams on Monday. Chief
King says he is determined to enforce
the ordinance snd require the keepers of
such houses to remove outside of the
prescribed limits
All wool camels' hair ) cents yard,
at the Capitol store.
Mr.. T. E. Rowan starts this morning
via the Southern Pacific Railway on an
extensive business trip through Arizona,
Now Mexico and Texas and perhaps to
New Orleans. On his way home Mr..
Rowan will take run into Mexico, WIS.,
iting the principal places in chihuahua
and Altar and Guaymas, Sonora, return
ing home via Tncson. He expects to be
absent about one month. We wish him
pleasant experience on his long and
roundabout journey.
Our townsman, Mr.. C. II. Sweetman,
who has just come in from the Calico
district, San Bernardino county, yester-
day, showed us some very rich spec-
mems of chlorides from his claim in that
district. One specimen was from sur
face deposit, in which he says there are
tons of the same character of rock,
which assays $4,000 to the ton. Another
specimen is from the lode, also chloride,
and runs $1,000 to the ton. Mr. Sweet
man also showed us two silver buttons,
valued at 81. 40, which he smelted from
two pounds rock. He is confident that
he has one of the richest claims in the
district