Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-14

t&AAS' - @AAnH, :" fASsff~as 49,
chant of Peoria, Illinois, accompanie
by his wife, is registered at the Cosmt
politan Hotel.
The Pacific Express, due here at "A
o'clock this evening, was FIVE hours lat
at Casa Grande, Arizona, last night and
as consequence, we did not receive on
usual list Of Eastern passengers.
i A Chinaman marched up to the hs
booth at Turnverein Hall last evening"
kept by Mrs. c. H. McNelly and Misse
Jessie Toler and Minnie Stovell-pai
his money and deposited his hat, saying
"Me alice same Mclean man, helpe
church."
| II. Phail, arrested on Thursday 10
stealing a coat from in front Of L. Har
ris's store, was convicted Of petit larcen,
in City Justice Morgan's Court yester
day and sentenced to pay fine of 81
or, in default, to forty days labor OF
the city streets.
| Work on the new building for whole
sale purposes, to be built by Antonio
Valla on the corner of First and Los An
geles streets, will, we are informed, b.
commenced as soon as the present ten
ants leave, and the adobes now OF tn,
spot can be razed.
| We acknowledge. with thanks, oul
indebtedness to Mr.. H. J. Humphrey
one Of the teachers in the Los Angelo,
High School, for the full and able re
port Of the proceedings Of the Teachers
Institute, which have appeared in the
HERALD during the present week.
Hon. E. B. Washburne will leave fol
San Diego to-day. The time of the
visit of the honorable gentleman is lin.
tied and be will make but short stay
in Southern California. A large num-
Der Of our fellow citizens called on Mr..
Washburne yesterday.
A grand octagonal pavilion and bath
houses Of the most ornamental character
are to be built at Willmore City beach
tais summer, at cost Of about 500, 600.
They will add greatly to the attractions
ct this beautiful place Of resort. and will
doubtless attract many visitors.
The water pipes have now been ex.
tended from the reservoir at the arte-
sian wells. on the American Colony, to
the reservoir and town site on the bluff,
by the seaside, and another well is be.
ing put down near the other two fine
wells that water the tract.
The HERALD acknowledges the re-
ceipt of complimentary tickets to the
Sixth Annual Picnic Of the italian Mu.
tual Benevolent Society, to take place at
the City Gardens Sunday, April Goth.
1t promises to be delightful affair and
we would advise all who enjoy outdoor
smusements to be sure to attend.
Active work on the new and elegant
horse boarding house to be erected on
First street will commence in less than
two weeks, and will be rushed to COM
pletion. Covarrubias & Forster are hav.
ing the plans drawn now, and
they are nearly completed. The build
ing will be credit to the street.
A fat car that was put into the Cotton
accommodation train yesterday, at Po-
mona, broke an axle as soon as the train
got under way and tore up the track for
short distance. The car was removed
and the track repaired. but the train
was delayed four hours in consequence.
Nobody hurt.
Messrs. Guiol 4 Knapp yesterday
placed the most ornamental gas lamp in
the city in front of the HERALD build
ing. 1t is gilt and ground glass, and
has differently colored bulls eyes to
distribute the light. 1t is very hand
some ornament to the street. which il
lights up admirably.
Sam Prayer has completed the i'm.
provements heretofore mentioned in the
HERALD, by adding an artistic silver
tray with battlements set in marble,
spoon goblets and spice urns. 1t is an
artistic and beautiful work of which
Mr.. Prayer may well feel proud.
Mr.. Oscar Macy has returned from
San Clemente island, where he and
Msssrs. Mace and Goodwin attended to
the spring clipping Of their bands of
sheep, which never drank water in their
lives, and yet they are not drunkards,
for there ia nothing to drink on the
island.
The Santa Barbara Press tells the
story, with no hatchet attachment,
about the friendship Of coon and dog
that belongs to DR.. Guild of that place.
The coon and dog are inseparable, and
take their meals and rambles together.
They appear to be Of the same Guild"
Mr.. NJ. D. johnson, Of the Grange
Store, will return from Calico on Tues.
day with q carload OF ore from the
Veto mine, the property Of himself and
j. II. Seymour. This il the first ore
shipped from the mine, and is said to be
very rich. 1t will be reduced in San
Francisco.
The San Francisco Examiner is de-
vsloping belief, and trying 10 make its
readers believe it, that either Mount
Diablo or Mount Tamalpais, or both, will
turn out il year or two 10 be raging
volcanoes, n raise LlJody murder in
Central California, and food San Fran
cisco bay with liquid fire and lava.
Whewi Let them volcanoize all they
want to.
A new incandescent electric lamp has
been invented in England, and is now in
use. which is but half the size of an
English walnut, and can be carried in
the vest pocket. OF course it is not
Urge enough to give much light. but is
intended for physicians for examining
mouth and throat diseases. by placing it
in the month Whera IL can ha hald for