Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-06


geles from Arizona yesterday evening,
much bronzed by his exposure in the
field in the sun-kissed land.
Governor Perkins has appointed B.
W. Lee, Notary Public, to reside in this
city, and j. A. Harding for Compton.
The latter succeeds Justice A. p. Bent
ley, who has held the position for q
number of years.
Attention is directed to the new
double column advertisement of l. A.
Dunsmoor, of the Golden Rule Store,
elsewhere. Mr.. Dunsmoor has one of
the most complete and elegant assert
ment of trimmings and other fancy goods
to be found in the city.
The Greenback Labor party of Cali
fornia will shortly hold State Conven-
ton to nominate full ticket for the
Fall elections. So says Alfred Moore,
who was elected Chairman for this State
by the Convention held in st. Louis on
the Sth and 9th of March last
Mrs. G. Ducommun, the very efficient
President of the Ladies Benevolent So
ciety, will start Sunday on visit to rel
atives in Switzerland. She will accom-.
pany Mr.. Leon Loeb's party. We wish
Mrs. Ducommun safe journey and
pleasant experiences at her old home.
By card elsewhere it will be seen that
Lieutenant Governor Mansfield and
Senator w. A. Cheney have formed q
partnership for the practice of law.
As both gentlemen enjoy reputation
wide as the State any words of CON-
mendation or endorsement from us
would be superhuous.
Do tell, only twenty five cents for full
finished silk Balbrigan hose-People's
store.
Juan Sias, an old offender, was ar
rested by Chief King yesterday ON the
charge of stealing a monkey wrench and
other tools from Fosters blacksmith
shop on San Pedro street. The wrench
has quite police history, having been
stolen and recovered some eighteen
times-at least half dozen times be-
fore by the man in whose possession it
was found yesterday.
There will be an adjourned meeting of
Democrats in the Court room of Judge
Adams, Temple Block, at 1880 o'clock
this evening to hear the report of the
committee appointed to prepare plan
for the organization of a Democratic
club for the ensuing campaign. All Dem
ocrats in favor of this object should
make it point to attend.
In City Justice Adams's Court yester-
day Francis Rangel and Antonio Lopez
were arraigned on the charge of assault
to commit murder on complaint of Thos.
Phelan. The complainant alleges that
the accused assaulted and beat him over
the head and on other portions of the
body with q shovel. Their examination
is set for Tuesday next at l0A. NJ.
Only think, mother, can get Birdie
straw hat, nicely trimmed, for twenty
cents, at the Peoples store.
We had the pleasure of meeting our
old townsman Mr.. Louis Brandt, the
boss amateur athlete of the Pacific
Coast, in the city yesterday. Louis in
forms us that, having sown all his wild
oats, he has made up his mind to join
the ranks of the Benedicks. We con-
gratulate him on his good resolution and
wish him every joy of which the estate
is capable.
The opening temperance lecture of
Col. Holt, of Kentucky, at the Trinity
Methodist church last night, did not at
tract as large an audience as we had ex-
pected to see. The Colonel is pleasant
talker and advocated moral suasion, as
opposed to oppressive and restrictive
legislation, as the best means of winning
men from the debasing habit of the ex-
cessive use of intoxicating liquors. He
will lecture at the same place this even
ing; and, on Sunday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, he will speak in front of the
Court House.
Mr.. j. A. Brown, of the Occidental
Restaurant Cardona Block, has secured
the adjoining store, which he has fitted
up as ice cream parlors. The room has
been furnished with all necessary con-
veniences and will be opened to the pub
lie this afternoon. In addition to ice
cream and kindred delicacies, he is put
ting in soda fountain and will also
serve soda ice cream. Such an estab-
lishment has been long needed and un-
der Mr.. Browns capable management
must prove a success.
The Les angeles Normal, to be issued
by General John r. Briefly about the
time of the opening of the Normal
School, will, as its name indicates, be
devoted to matters connected with that
institution. 1t will be illustrated with a
handsome cut of the Normal School
building and copy of the paper will be
sent to every public school in the South
ern counties. From the well known
ability of its protector, it is safe to pre-
dict that II will he n most interesting