Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-30

guer has secured Odd Fellows Hall for
the Fourth of July dinner for the benefit
of his free school. The ladies of his |
parish are taking great interest in the
matter, and the dinner promises to be
one of the best ever given in Los An
geles.
Miguel Barocha, arrested at Newhall
by Deputy Sheriff Altamirano, was ar
raigned before Justice Fisher yesterday |
on the charge of stealing a lot of jewelry |
from Sarah Lee. He was committed, in
default of $500 bail. for examination on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Fred Lincoln, of the ,Lathrop
Hotel, dropped in to see us yesterday.
He looks fat and hearty and informs us
that he is prospering financially as well
as physically. His partner, Mr.. Tom
Stackpole, will probably visit his old
Los Angeles friends some time in June
Mr.. Lincoln returned to the up country
last evening.
Mr.. j. Lockwood, for many years
Chief Train Dispatcher at Los Angeles,
has been appointed Train Master of the
Southern Pacific Railroad and branches,
comprised in the Los Angeles Division
under the superintendency of Col. L. f.
| Hewitt. Mr.. Lockwood is courteous
and efficient official, whose promotion
it gives us great pleasure to note.
Justice Fisher yesterday issued an or
der directing the Chief of Police to pay to
Fred Thayer and his wife, Ada Thayer,
the $500 recovered from Billy Somerset
Chief King at once complied with the
order and the money was handed over
to Deputy District Attorney Morgan. A
civil suit has been commenced before
City Justice Adams for the recovery of
$500, the balance of the 1920 embezzled.
Mrs. Governor Stanford who has
been visiting in Los Angeles County for
the past week, returned to San Francisco
by special car last evening. This was
Mrs. Stanford's first visit to southern
California and we learn that she is en-
thusiastic in her praises of this whole
section, particularly Santa Monica,
which she pronounces the most delight
full bathing place on the Pacific Coast.
Mr. Sam c.. Mott, Business Manager,
writes us that the Standard Minstrels,
combined with Charley Reeds Null
doon's Picnic Party, will visit Los An
gees about the latter part of June. The
Combination is now at Portland, Oregon,
where they have done the largest busi-
ness ever known in that State. Our
citizens may look forward to season of
roaring, unadulterated fun when they
arrive.
The attention of families is directed to
the donble column advertisement of
Messrs Burch 4 Boal, of the new cash
grocery, opposite the Postof6ce. These
gentlemen have one of the largest and
best selected stocks of family groceries,
canned goods, etc., which they offer to
the people of Los Angeles at reasonable
prices. A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody to call and examine their
goods.
A crazy woman created considerable
excitement among the residents of Sec
ond stIeet. at the top of the hill, on
Sunday night She labored under the
hallucination that she was pursued by
rufiians who, she said, wanted her
money. She annoyed the people of that
neighborhood from IL P. NJ. until A. M,
when she left for some other part of the
city. She was an entire stronger to
1
We received a call yesterday from Mr..
R. Bujannoff, of San Francisco, who
will spend a few days in Los Angeles
prior to starting on visit to Caucasia,
the land from which the progenitors of
the greater part of the inhabitants of the
civilized world sprang Mr.. Bujannoff
is native of Tifis, the capital of Cau-
casia, and goes to visit his parents, after
an absence of II years. He expects to
return to California in about four
months.
DIR. j. W. Gally, of Watsonville,
Santa Cruz county, is spoken of by sew
eral of our exchanges as probable can
didate for Railroad Commissioner in the
: third railroad district. DR.. Gally is a
! miner, q farmer, and man of letters
sound ON the Chinese question, as his
contributions to the Rural Press and
other California and Nevada publications
will show. He has been producer on
the Pacific slope for 20 years-never a
= speculator-and it must be supposed that
, his sympathies are with the producer
, He is Democrat of the Democrats, but
that is no affair of ours.-Rarai Press,
Nay 20, 1882.
We enjoyed the pleasure of call
yesterday from Mr.. Frederick Mac
e Crellish, of the Alta, who has been an
invalid for some time, and who comes
1 down to Southern California for the
benefit of the mild climate of this Sec
i ton. Heis accompanied by his nephew,
: DR.. Peterson. They returned yester.
5 day from flying trip to San Diego. II
/ gives us great pleasure TO be able tc
l. note the fact that our genial and accom-