Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-06-09

| pervlsors, as O member OF the County
Board of Education. Mr.. Brodrick is 6
young man of good attainments, SOUND
sense and excellent character. His dis
elimination and integrity of purpose
eminently fit him for the proper dis
charge of the duties devolved upon him.
1t is with pleasure we witness the
rush to the Capitol store.
The rush to the store of Messrs. Dot.
ter & Bradley, since the advertisement
of their clearance sale of furniture, car
pets, etc., at cost, appeared, is simply
unprecedented, and all the attaches of
the house are kept busy as nailers from
early morning until night. The stock is
not only one of the largest, but the most
varied and elegant, ever opened in this
city and is sold at extraordinarily low
prices.
A tramp printer, who arrived in Los
Angeles few days ago, made his way
through Arizona by an ingenious expe-
dent. 1t is well known that Indians
are allowed to ride free. Backing up
his face but very little, for he is
swarthy, and donning an old rotten
blanket, the tramp boarded the train
and came into California free. After
earning stake here he continued his
journey north.
The train that left Los Angeles for
Wilmington yesterday was the longest
ever seen in this section. 1t consisted
of ninety fiat cars and two passenger
coaches and reached almost from the
new depot to Commercial street The
day before train consisting of sixty
eight fiat cars aud two coaches went
down to the Harbor. These cars will be
loaded with railroad material for the
front.
Mr.. M. w. Childs, of No. 81 Los An
geles street, yesterday received car
load of the latest improved cooking
stoves and ranges, amongst the latter a
large consignment of the Superior
range, which is pronounced by all who
have used it to be superior in every
way. Mr.. Childs is one of the oldest
dealers in the city, his goods are always
of the best and his prices reasonable.
He invites everybody to call and exam
inc his stock.
We received pleasant call last even
ing from Moye Wicks, Esq, of Tucson,
Arizona. Mr.. Wicks has been some
what under the weather and has come in
on visit of some weeks to his father
and family and to recuperate in our
genial and invigorating climate. He
tells us that everything has been very
quiet in the way of mining enterprises
lately, owing to the cow boy and Indian
troubles, Eastern capitalists preferring
to give the Territory wide berth until
things become more settled.
In the case of the People vs. Cora
Phillips, charged with keeping a house
of prostitution, and Minnie Chandler,
Ruby Tilden and Eva Walker, inmates
of the same, set for trial before City JUS
tice Adams yesterday, an affidavit was
filed by defendants setting forth that, il
their belief, the prejudice of the citizens
of Los Angeles was such that they
would not be accorded fair trial ant
asking for change of venue. The pc
tition was granted and the case trans
ferred to the Justices Court at Pasa
dena.
We took look into Messrs. Sharp
Bloesser K Ullman's warerooms yester.
day and found all hands busy unpack
ing and arranging large invoice of fur
niture, carpets, lace curtains and Other
goods in their line, of the newest designs
and patterns, just received from the
East. Their present quarters being con
tracted, and while waiting for the com
pletion of the new Hellman building OIL
Main street, this firm have secured
Leck's building, (the old Grange store)
where they have an immense stock o
goods stored. Intending purchaser
will do well to give them call.
Messrs. Harper, Reynolds & Co., b.
double column advertisement elsewhere
notify their old friends and customers
as we'll as the public generally, that the.
are removing to their old stand, lOS ant
ITO Main street, opposite the Cour
House. Their storeroom is one of tn
finest in the city and is stocked with {
| full line of hardware and tinware and
large assortment of the best patterns o
stoves and ranges now in use. Of tn
standing of the firm it is unnecessary TO
us to speak. The members of it ar
known individually to almost everybod.
in the county and each enjoys a reputa
ton for probity and fair dealing tina
cannot be surpassed on the coast.