Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10

ffisnd Montt i 70 be congrasulated
upon The wave having passed him by. ol
to b. condoled with for not being over
whslmed by sudden political fame. Il q
very serious queation. That be will b
faithful and ssrnest. however, in hii
1agial6livs work docs not admit Of q
moments doubt.
The Biiou Comic Opera Constellation
must be sumner and eclipse any thing
that ever sppeared on the American
Continent. Or sny where else. for that
matter. They were billed TO appear a,
Lobero's Theatre. Santa Barbara, las,
Saturday night, in the following oper
sttas. Love and War, Les Clochss d.
Cornsvills." LA Mascotte. I" and "Tria
by Jury. or Breach Of Promise. Al
any one Of the operettss named would
require from two to three hours for III
proper presentation, we imagine thu
Barbarepos. before the performance WA,
ovsr. .soholudSd that The, hsd rscsivsd
the worth Of their money.
The Duarte Mususl Irrigation Con.
pany met last Saturday and elected ths
following Board Of Directors for the
ensuing term. N, Dsvisson. W. II.
Bowman. A. Boldly, II. 8. Daniels and
L. Barnes. The Board organized By
electing N. Davidson. President; L.
Barnes. Treasurer. and A. Boldly. Sec.
rstafy. A. Boldly and w. H. Bowman.
were appointed the Building Committee.
1t 10 the intention Of the Company to
continue the work Of building the ditch.
one milslo which is already completed,
~ rapidly y possible. 1tfs constructed
Of brick and cemert. with iron pipe
under the bed Of the San Gabriel river
We have it. that . gentleman recently
from the East. will soon commence the
erection Of Hotel at San Antonio Can.
yon. The hotel is expected to be
completed, ready for the reception Of
visitors, about the middle or last Of
April. San Antonio Canyon is rapidly
coming inte favor as q place Of Summer
resort. The scenery from the location
Of the proposed hotel, is among the
grandest in the world. The water is
cold. pure and abundant. and the eli
mate is unsurpassed for healthfulness.
Itis also the intention, a. ~ sunder-
stand, to put up . number Of cottages
and improve and beautify the grounds,
also to run tri-weekly hack from Po.
mona to the canyon. - Pomona Times.
Affairs social in the city, arc keeping
pacs in increase with the boom which il
going o. in the mssv serious ocsupationsI
Of life. Eatsrsainmenh literary, musl.
caI and terpdchorsep. have bssn numsr-
ous this season, and give promise Of
keeping on IL stsad5 and agreeable
acw. Net least among thoss who have
contributed largely 70 this end, are the
ladies who constitute the Acacia Lodge,
0. e. g., Of this city, who. lat night,
AgAin entertained nun.bsr Of their
friends At Masonic Hall. In Mcdonald
Block. The evening was altogether an
enjoyable one. in which music, both vo-
cal and instrumental, added 70 dancing,
made the hours pass lightly till mid
night, when the gay throng dispersed.
We clip the annexed notice Of our
fellow townsn,an. from Topeka. Kan
~. exchange: Mr.. W. Cogswell. Of Cal.
ifornie, h1s besn It ths Windsor for
some days. He l. an Artist Of . good
deal Of notosiety, having psantsd por.
traits Of men Of national reputation. He
is now painting portrait Of George r.
Peck. Of this city. Itis nearly Gnished,
md i - perfect a likeness as one could
wish. We advise lovers Of tho beauti-
full to call II his rooms at the Windsor,
not that we would say Peck ID beautiful,
but his picturs l. perfect. There ars
other portraits, and . alsndscaps. that
Are worth seeing. Mr. Cogswell Is the
owner Of Sierra Msdfs villA, in the Los
Angeles country, . place to which
Charley Glscd wants to 60 when he dies.
II i with regret that we chronicle the
death Of Mr.. H. Hsinsch, which oceurr-
ID Il the Russ House. San Fransisco,
last Sunday evening, from cancer in the
The deceased was native Of
Leusnbnrg, Pomsrania. Prussia. He
came to Los Angeles about twenty five
year. ago. and sngagsd in the harness
and saddlcry business, which he has sue
followed ever since, Mr..
Heinsch was prominent and enter
prihing citizen, highly respected BY ell
who knew him. The remains win ar.
rive from San Frsncisco this morning.
and will be buried from his late resi-
dencs on Main street, oppoaits Baker
Block, At 3 o'clock this afternoon. De.
ceased leaves widow and four children
two sons and two daughters. who have
the sympathy Of . large circle Of
friends ia their afIliction. ts'