Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-04-07
Constable John Fuller, of Dow

C0nBtaDle JONI ruler, OF DOW.
ney, yesterday served warrants on
Jacob Gerkins and John Schue.
belle, sworn out before Justice Bus.
ter, OF that place, charging them
with violation of the Sunday law.
The accused gave bail before Jus.
tics Fisher, of this city, In $l00
each, to answer.
We were visited by a regular
"Sanp Ann" yesterday, which ele.
waited and scattered real estate at a
surprising rate. 1t came, we sup
pose. to console the large number
of Santa AnIans who have been
here for several days in attendance
at the trial Of Hulse, for their en-
forced absence from home.
Mr.. H. Susskind will leave for
San Francisco in day or two to
lay in a Spring and Summer stock
of clothing, furnishing goods, etc.
On his return Mr.. Susskipd will
commence the erection of a two
story brick building on the lot re.
Gently purchased by him on Los
Angeles street.
DR.. Simms informs us that, after
his present visit to this city, be
proposes to dispose Of his property
interests elsewhere, and come
down to the City of the Angels and
abide. We shall be glad to chron-
icle the Doctor amongst perma-
nent AngelefIos.
Mrs.V. Ponet has the pleasure to
inform the ladies of Los Angeles
and vicinity that she will to-day
open for their inspection her new
stock of French millinery goods OF
the latest and most elegant
styles, A cordial invitation Is ex.
tended to all to call and examine
the goods.
All who enjoy fun, pure and un.
adulterated, should not fail to at
tend the entertainment of the
Moore Troubadours at Turn Verein
Hall o.night George Moore, our
old Los Angeles favorite, is host
in himself, while the other mem.
bers of the troupe rank A In
their several specisities.
Mr.. II. A. Spears, Superintend-
ent of the Caborca (Sonora) Mining
Company, accompanied by his
wife and child. is visiting Los An.
geles. They are stopping at the
Cosmopolitan. Mr.. Spears, when
he returns Sonora, will leave his
family to spend the summer In Los
Angeles.
A large party of excursienists
left Boston yesterday morning Ia
palace cars, under charge of Mr..
Raymond, for the Pacific Coast
via the Southern route. They will
reach Los Angeles about the lat
ter part Of this month and will
probably remain here some days.
Other parties are expected to fol-
low during May and June, all of
which will doubtless spend some
time in this city.
Don't fail to 60 to the japanese
Tea Party, Friday afternoon and
evening. Doors open at l O'clock
and 7 O'Clock P. N.
The ladies Of the German Benev-
client Society desire to return their
hearty thanks to the people Of Los
Angeles for the signal success
which attended their late effort on
behalf of the poor. They Melted a
very handsome sum, the gross re-.
ceipts being SAT-, expenses $1l5
and net proceeds 1902. They de-
serve nnstinted commendation for
their energetic and successful
charity.
About o'clock yesterday after
noon a horse attached to ph@ton,
which had been left hitched in
front of store on Main street,
slipped its bride and started up
the street. In turning into Com
mercial street one of the hind
wheels collided with the cannon at
Polaskps corner, the wheel going
to pieces. The horse was caught
on Alameda street by a cabsllero,
who grabbed the animal by the
postrils and held on till it stopped.
The hind carriage Of the vehicle
was smashed to smithereens.
Mr.. Dickey informs US that, dur.
ing his canvassIng experiences in
San Diego and San Bsrnardino
counties, including the Riverside
Fair, he secured four hundred and
nineteen Subscribers to the Califor-
mia Semi Tropic. We are glad that
he has been thus successful. This
journal is certainly of great benefit
to Southern California; and to the
cause of agriculture, horticulture
and pomolegy at large, and We
heartily hops it will prove itself to
be one of the solid financial expert
ments OF this Coast.
Our genial friend "Doc" Dunlap
looked in upon US yesterday. on his
return from San Francisco. He
showed us the parchment which
recorded his re.appointment as a
Deputy United States Marshal for
California. The secret of the Doc.
tors frequent re-appolntmenps is
that he deserves to be re-appoint-
ed both early aud often. He is ope
of the few Federal officials who are
as good as gold. He returns to San
Francisco this afternoon with
Judge j. T. G. Johnson and M.
Duffy, gentlemen who are wanted
as witnesses In the case OF the in
quiry into the iniquities Of the
snip "Gatherer."
Prof. Frank G. FL. Van Buren,,