Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28

berger, charged with violating the fire
ordinance, tried in City Justice Morgan s
Court yesterday, brought in verdict of
not guilty.
Albert Pike, of Washington, d. c.,
one Of the highest Masons in the United
States, is passenger by the Pacific Ex-
press due 10 Los Angeles at 4:45 o'clock
this evening.
We were favored with call yester.
day from Mr.. II. S. Perkins. special
musical critic of the Chicago Eoening
Journal, who is member of the Ray
mond Excursion Party now visiting Los
Angeles
The arrangements for the proposed
second billiard match between Abarta
and Haynes are being perfected. and the
contest will, in all probability, take
place at the Pico House on Sunday even
ing.
Secondhand piano and organ to rent
or for sale cheap. Valentines music
store, No. 8 Spring street.
Uncalled for messages for the follow
ing persons are at the telegraph Office !:
J. j. Doxey, DIR. A. T. Scholl, w. b.
Brown, Hall NJ. Irwin, Fred Geller, w.
1. Kittridge. Mr.. Stenke, Z. H. Kim
caid, J. A. Dodge, s. C. Kronnick.
The great Firemans' State Tourna-
ment, as heretofore announced. will take
place at Gilroy, commencing two weeks
from Monday next. The prizes offered
aggregate 5000. Cannot some of our
gallant bomberos manage to go and get
away with some of the prizes !.
All Fook, Chinese rag picker, was
convicted before City Justice Morgan.
yesterday, Of petit larceny, iu stealing
some carpet from Mrs. Maria Goodwin,
and was sentenced to pay fine of $40
or forty days on the public streets.
W. G. Karpe, General Agent, else
where in this mornings HERALD, adver-
tises for agents to sell Famous Funny
Fellows humorous work just out; by
Will NJ Clemens MARK Twainj. 1t is
pronounced one of the most readable
books now before the public, and COM
mands ready sale.
Our friend, W. c. Greenleaf, OF Jamul,
is much congratulated man. On Tues
day son was born to him--a fine twelve
pound boy; his COW had twin calves; a
sow Uttered eight pigs; turkey Matched
fifteen eggs, and hen brought ten
chicks off the nest Greeleaf is running
a paying ranch.-San Diego Union.
The following passengers left for San
Diego yesterday by the steamer Ancon:
Miss L Lynch, J T Richards, DIR L
Annis, wife and four children, Miss
Anna Baum, Harry Baum, Chas Baum,
B Collins, A Faulkner and daughter,
W 8 Bergin, and one in steerage.
The Lichtenberger Block on First
street is rapidly progressing. When
completed, 1t will be occupied by the
owner, aud the building at present used
by him on Main street will be rented.
The Covarrubias and Forster Block ad-
joining, will soon be commenced and
pushed to completion.
Captain Cuddy yesterday arrested
All Hung. Chinaman, who had in his
possession silver Bartlett hunting case
watch, entirely new and described as a
part of the property stolen from
Weiner's jewelry store, opposite Baker
Block, about year ago. The China
man says he got the watch from An Fuk,
q hypothetical fellow who can't be
found.
A select overland party, in charge OF
Mr.. D. W. Mcleod, OF Riverside, will
leave Cotton and Los Angeles, Tuesday,
May lst. As there are accommodations
for a few more, parties going East will
find it to their advantage to call at 304
Main street told number 24), or to Chas.
Kennedy, Southwest Passenger Agent
for Chicago Rock Island & Pacific, at
the Pco House.
The auction sale of John G. Bell 4
Co., Of horse. buggy and harness to-day,
at II o'clock, on Los Angeles street,
between First and Second, by order OF
Judge @. G.. Gibbs and DR.. Ross Kirk
patrick. Tho sale of 1000 budded orange
trees at IL o'clock by order of Major
Knowlton, takes place on First street,
between Spring and Main.
We understand that the plans for the
new and elegant hotel to be built in the
romantic San Antonio canon, on the
line between Los Angeles and San Ber-
nardino county, are being drawn, and
the structure will be shortly erected, as
announced in Wednesdays HERALD. 1t
will be favorite resort for tourists, and
will be completed in time to accommo-
date part OF the Knights Templar ex-
cursionists.
Santa Monica is getting SO popular
yet SO early in the season that many
families are already established there
for the Summer, either in hotels or
rented houses. Some OF them have
built or purchased residences for Sum-
mer use. The water is said to be de-
lightful. Last Sundays excursion train
comprised ten cars. and the one to.mor-
row will be probably equal to it in size.
Attention is directed to the new ad-
vertisement of the Ontario Colony tract,
in which fine engraving of the Agri-
cultural College, work upon which is
progressing rapidly, is given. This is
one OF the most successful colonies ever
started in Southern California, the sales
Of lanl. which have already been unpre-
cedented, have all been made to ''solid"
people who intend, within very brief
period, to make substantial and elegant
Improvements.
The two new and spacious hotels be-
ing built on Fair Oaks avenue, Pasa-
dena, are being pushed to comp elton as
fast as labor and material can be OBJ
tained They will be in full running
order by August, when capacious ac-
commodations will be needed for the im-
mense number OF KNIGHTS Templar who
will step ga route To OF from the Trien-
nial Conclave, to take glimpse of Semi.
Tropic California.
| There were no special services yester-
day at the new apartments Of the Y. M
c. A.. in the new Lichtenberger Block,
on Main street, but many visitors came
in and inspected the elegant rooms, ad-
miring them very much. To-day, from
noon to o'clock, there will be a study
Of the Sunday school lesson. in these
fine rooms. The meeting will be led by
Rev. j. w. Ellis. of the Presbyterian
Church. All Sunday school workers are
invited.
The Express last night, in speaking Of
a foolish letter which was sent to the
Clerk of the Board of Trade, says.
"The Express made no reference, even
! by inference to such oranges" that is
large oranges below two hundred to the
box. Well, who said IL dids 1t now
comes ont in defense Of the letter, and