Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08


appointed Committee of Arbitration
for the Board of Trade Association
Messers. G. II. Bonebrake, VIM. Niles,
J. II. Humphreys; j. II. Seymour, E..
Germain, F. Lambourne and Thos.
Strohm. The appointments were made
to day.
In the pools last night at Ed. McGin-
Miss for the races tomorrow, in the
trotting race, Max and Democrat sold 10
to 10 even money. In the three fourth
mile dash, Dotty Dimple, Ella and field,
Dotty Dimple was favorite and sold for
10 to for Ella, field 10. Monday 5
races will be very attractive.
The rage for building still continues
in gratifying manner. The latest
news is to the effect that Antonio Valla,
of the firm of Valla & Tononi, will at
once erect handsome two-story bnsi-
ness block for the wholesale trade on the
property owned by him on the corner of
First and Los Angeles streets.
We learn that DIR. Fred Crank, OF
Pasadena, has graduated at the Cincin-
matt Medical and Surgical College with
the degree Of M. D., standing number
four in class Of thirty-iive graduates.
He has an older brother who is lead
ing physician in Cincinnati, so it appears
that medical talent runs in the blood.
Mr.. Clarence Kearney, the courteous
merchant on Spring street, is son of
that brave and gallant soldier, Genera
s. w. Kearney, who came to California
in command of the Army of the West i'll
lS47. The pioneers who knew Stephen
Watts Kearney, will recognize the feat
ures of the old hero in the face Of his
son.
Owing to the fine weather large
number Of people will certainly visit
Santa Monica to-day, to listen to the
sad sea waves, fish from the wharf, visit
the cafion, battle, eat good dinner at
one of the numerous hotels, and return
at $50 o'clock at peace with all the
world. Ample accommodations will be
provided for all who wish to go.
The warm snap is causing the vines in
the southern California vineyards to put
forth their buds with great rapidity; in
fact, in some warm localities few vines
are nearly in full leaf. 1t is extremely
improbable that frost will occur capa-
BILE Of injuring the vines, and an enor-
nous crop OF grapes is as good as
assured
A few days since the HERALD con-
tanned an account Of the running away
of fellow named Hartman with horse
and buggy belonging to Hickey & Feltor,
OF Santa Ana. By the Standard OF
yesterday we learn that Hartman sold
the property at Pomona for half its
value and disappeared for parts un-
known. The property was returned.
The programme for the Bazaar OF
Nations. given by the Ladies' Society of
the First Congregational Church,
which opens at Turn Verein Hail
Tuesday viii be found elsewhere.
The object and character OF the enter
tainments are fully explained in the
advertisement. The object Of the ladies'
is most commendable one and should
be literally encouraged by our citizens.
After a considerable absence from the
city, that eminent musician, Professor
Savariej, has returned among us and is
again playing on the streets with new
violin OF his own manufacture. 1t is a
daisy. The screws which tighten the
strings are as big as a railroad spike,
while the neck is covered with tin foil
to look pretty. 1t is very aesthetic
fiddle, and equal to fiddlededee.
Don Manuel Carrizosa, of Vernon,
has had sad misfortune in his family.
Last fall he had the misfortune to lose
three out Of his four children in single
month by diphtheria. Now he receives
the sad intelligence of the death of his
mother, who died at the rancho Atlantic,
near Altar, Sonora. on the Goth of March
last Sorrows follow thick aad fast.
DIR. o. H. Cougar and Messrs. ]. d.
Crank and E. r. Hurlbut, of Pasadena,
were in the city yesterday. The foun-
dations for the two new hotels at that
place are being rapidly laid, and the
timbers for the superstructure are being
framed. The hotels are both on the
corner OF Fair Oaks avenue and Colo
RADIO street, both fronting east. They
will be elegant buildings when finished.
Late Friday night as Mr.. Ellis Powell
was going home he was stopped by two
highwaymen at the corner of Com
mercial and Los Angeles streets. Mr..
Powell knocked one of them into the
gutter and the other fed. About six
months ago he was set upon by roughs
in a similar manner and beat two OF
them so that they looked like broiled
steak. He is good man to let alone
after midnight.
An editorial in the Commercial last
evening, written several days before the
Chicago election, urging that burg to do
its best in defeating the Democracy at
the city election, was not quite previous
enough in getting into print, as the
election was held nearly week ago
and the Democrats were victorious. Had
the article appeared before the election,
the result might have been different,
but as it appeared too posthumous, the
battle was lost.
General Briefly has been elected to
his old post as President of Confidence
Engine Company, No. 2. The General
was one of the charter members Of the
Company and its first President, and it
is needless to say he was good one.
After two wears of good service he was