Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-30

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arrested James Austin on a telegram
from Sheriff Bower, of Kern county.
His offense was not stated. Sheriff
Brown will come down for the prisoner
on the overland this morning.
During the month of May, devotion
will be held every night at seven o'clock
at the Church of Our Lady of Angels,
opposite the plaza. The girls of the
Sisters School will sing some beautiful
hymns on each evening.
The card of William d. Stephens, at
torney at law, will be found elsewhere in
this mornings Herald. Mr.. Stephens
is thoroughly well read lawyer and
most estimable gentleman, and we take
pleasure in recommending him to all who
may require legal advice.
Florence knitting silk and embroidery
silk in all shades, zephyrs and worsted,
at the Golden Rule.
The Los Angeles HERALD has come
out in bright new dress, which greatly
improves It's appearance. 1t proposes to
enlarge to the size of the San Francisco
Chronicle next October 1t is pleasing
to note these signs of progress and pros
perity. 4ri.ona Sentinel.
Mayor Murphy, of San Jose, and
Messrs Stephen M. White and r. +.
del Vale, of this city, have been select
ed to deliver addresses at the first an
nual reunion of the Alumni of Santa
Clara College on May 18th. The lit
erary exercises will be preceded by a
banquet, at which all the alumni are
expected to be present.
Messrs. Sharp, Bloesser & Ullman
We're kept busy night and day last week
preparing furniture for the Santa Monica
Hotel, which opens to-day under the
management of Mr..J. w. Scott This
firm have been compelled to rent the old
Grange Store decks Hall) to store
their new furniture now arriving from
the East
The Los Angeles MORNING HERALD
came out last Tuesday morning in u
sparkling new dress, new heading, new
style of makeup and very much i'm
proved in appearance generally. The
HERALD is live daily, and is working
for Southern California and the Demo
cratic party with an energy that ought
to be and we believe is appreciated. =
Rirerside Press and Horticulturist.
The following are the names of the
committee selected by Chairman Del
Vale to prepare plan of organization
for the Democratic Club authorized by
the meeting held at Judge Adams's
court room last Thursday evening Geo.
S. Patton, j. D. Bicknell, Conrad ia
CODY, A. c. Chauvin and Mr.. Del Vale.
The committee report to an adjourned
meeting to be held next Saturday even
ing.
H. Siegel, of the Arcade, has been APP
pointed sole agent for c. Herman, tho
celebrated halter, of San Francisco. All
the latest styles of hats will be kept at
the branch in this city, and all goods
will be sold at the same prices as in San
Francisco. Mr.. j. l.. Hart thorough
ly experienced halter, will arrive shortly
and take charge of that department in
this city. Illustrated price list cata-
logues will be sent free on application.
Professor Roadway, of this city, will
lecture at Anaheim next Thursday even
ing on "The End of the Earth" Among
the different phases of the subject the
lecturer will give an analysis ofsthe theo-
logical evidence; of the astronomical and
physical features; of the evidence of the
pyramids. The lecture will be illus
trated with thirty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of the sun, solar phenomena, pyramids
of Egypt, etc.
The three hoodlums arrested by po-
licemen Homer, McMahon and Benites
on Friday night, were arraigned before
City Justice Adams yesterday. Jno. Hall
Canada jack and John Kelly charged
with disorderly conduct, pleaded guilty
and were sentenced to sixty days each in
the chain gang. Robert st. Clair, who
stole Mr.. Dodsworth's buggy robes,
pleaded guilty to the charge of petit lar
ceny. In default of SIS fine he was sen
fenced to the chain gang for seventy five
days.
The Sad California Post, OF this city,
came out yesterday in eight page form
and with slight change in name, the
word California being substituted for
CalJornische. The paper is much inn
proved by the change and in matter and
make up, will compare favorably with
any other newspaper published in the
German language on the Pacific Coast.
We congratulate Mr.. Jacoby, its editor,
ON the financial prosperity evidenced by
the enlargement and trust that it may
continue.
The Texas !SJtings, in answer to a cor
respondents query, do you believe in
prohibition? replies as follows: =" Yes,
we do. We believe in prohibiting cranks
from sending us canned jokes and claim.
ing that they are fresh. We believe in
prohibiting people from borrowing SVt
ings, when they can get it for five cents
at n news stand. but orr belief will nc