Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-08-08

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ample justice was done.
The order Of the Chief of Police to
arrest small boys loafing around at night,
appears to bear good fruit. As a result
last night, youthful incipient loafers
were all at home. where they belong.
Chief of Police Cuddy issued orders to
the Police force last night to arrest all
boys found on the street after 0 o'clock,
unless accompanied by grown person
or unless they could give good reason
for being ON the street at that hour, in
accordance with the ordinance of the
city.
The Knights Templar Of this city have
secured room in the Nadeau Block as
headquarters for the transaction Of
business prior to their departure for the
Triennial Conciave and as place for
the reception OF Sir Knights who may
stop over III Los Angeles en- route to the
Conclave.
Mrs. Smith, wife Of w. ]. A. Smith,
Deputy County Assessor, died at I'll
Monte yesterday evening. The funeral
will start from that place at IL o'clock
to-day, to proceed to Evergreen Gene
terry. Deceased had been in attendance
at the camp meeting now being held at
that place.
Mr.. e. F. Thompson formerly pro-
prietor of the Transcontinental Hotel at
Cotton, and formerly at the Cosmopol-
ian Hotel in this city, returned yester-
day from Washington Territory where
he has been spending the past four
months ia the lumber region. He eseems
happy to get back to Southern Califor-
MIA.
To aid in the proper celebration of the
Sixteenth Of September, La Junta de
Juarez announces On entertainment at
Turn Verein Hall, on next Saturday
evening, for that purpose. The Spanish
play, fla Vuelta al Mundo" will be
presented, followed by the popular can
cion, Brindis de la Galatea," by Seiiora
MoIla, after which grand ball will be
had
The Thirty Fights, juniors. having
disbanded the members met last evening
and organized the Young Americas. an
Independent company. The following
officers were elected for the first term:
Foreman, F. L. Foster; First Assistant,
I. H. Smith; Second Assis tant, f. l..
Alexander; Secretary, F. Garcia; Treas
urer, M. Gonzales.
The HERALD has heretofore condemn
cd the cheap and trashy style in which
the posts on which ia designated the
streets at the corners Of the blocks, were
erected. It now appears. that in East
Los Angeles, where Downey Avenue
is the division between north aud
south, " the posts do not guide a pedes-
drian to either the north or south side
of the standard.
Tbs HERALD has heretofore stated the
approximate number of passenger and
smoking ears which pass in and out Of
the city on Sunday, averaging over one
hundred cars. An estimate Of the
movement OF the same cars during the
remainder Of the week is eighty-eight, or
nearly as many as on Sunday. This is a
remarkable showing for our prosperous
city.
Chief Caddy will to-day commence
an examination of the premises Of bust
ness houses, to see if combustible mat
ter is allowed to accumulate to any
dangerous extelt, contrary to tho ordi-
nances of the city The Chief will
probably fiad many such places OF dam
ger, and we are pleased to know that he
is going to have such dangerous places
made safe. 1t is good work and very
timely.
In City Justice Morgan's Court yes
terday, Adelaide johnson, charged, in
conjunction with Theo. Jansen and N.
0. Windquist, with robbery in stealing
$3.50 from Ann Brown, was arraigned
and held for examination at 10 A. NJ. on
Friday. Patrick Cunningham, convict
cd Of trespass was fined S. or five days.
Henry Krumdick, convicted of disturb
ing the peace, on complaint Of Frances
Happ, his former wife, will be sentenced
at Q A. NJ. to-day
Hon. WIN. s. Holman, member of
Congress from the Fourth District Of
Indiana, is passenger by this morn
ing's train. Mr.. Holman is brotber-in-
law Of Mr.. l. N. Curtis, of Vernon Dis
trict. and will probably spend some
days in our city. He is an unfiinching
Democrat of the true Jeffersonian
school, and has had over twenty years
experience in Congress, where he bears
the nickname of Watch. dog of the
Treasury"
The Pomona Times tells how the
water resources of that settlement are
utilized. which is just as it should be in
Los Angeles and other places:
The Pomona Land and Water Com
pany on its first organization recognized
the Importance Of economizing the
water by preventing waste, and imme-
diately commenced the work of piping
the water to the lands Of the valley.
They have steadily continued the good
work and our water system is constant.
iy and continuously approaching the
highest attainable state Of perfection.
1t is the intention of the company to
stop short of nothing but complete
utilization Of all the water and the
prevention Of all waste by evaporation
OR seepage.
At the fall meeting Of the Blood Horse
Association races, which commences
next Saturday. MFR. f. ). Baldwin win
be represented by the following entries:
Monday August 18th, Rancho del Paso
stake for 2 year old tillies-Bay 6lly by
Rutherford, Cherry filly by Grinstead
Selling race--Cherry gelding Grismer,
$1,000. August lGsi, Paio Alto Stake
Same entries as for Rancho del Paso
Stake. Dash of one mile, free for all,
oh. g. Grismer. August 18th, Finigan
Stake Bay colt by Rutherford, b. {. by
same, ch. |. t2) and br. +. by Grindstead.
Fame Stakes, for three year olds Oh. C.
Grismer. b. G. Lucky B. Baldwin Stake,
four mile dash-Entry not named.
AT meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Sanchez, and the Soledad Gold and
Silver Mining Companies, held yester'
day at the office Of the company in this
city, consolidation Of the two com.
panies was effected, and the capital
stock increased from 5000. 900 to 81, 900,
900. The following officers now direct
tho affairs of the consolidated company;
Trustees, James Noel; Ira w. Felt; A. II
Miller; Geo Turner; Geo. Haylock. OF
the Board of Trustees, James Noel is
President, Ira W.. Felt, Secretry, and
John Robarts, Esq. Attorney. 1t is the