Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-28

Charles Fraser, Westerly, r. l.; j. b.
Woodford, Worcester, Mass; F. Sens-
guie, Mrs. e. NJ little, San Francisco;
Louis Schlosstein and wife, Miss Schlos-
stein, st. Louis, NO.; M. Salisbury and
wife, Benson, A. T.; Geo. Montgomery,
Mexico; Foster Connor, England; r.
Gibson, Ottawa, Canada; H. L. Good.
man, Cleveland; w. r. Preston, ALI
auce, Ohio; w. Ledgste and wife, Hon.
olulu; q. H. Goneard, New York; J. +.
Antisdel. John Robinson and wife, De-
troit, Mich; L. Aurreau, Oakland; John
Murray, G. G. Murray, Chas Sauerony,
Tombstone; Chas. M. Fletcher, Indian
apolis; Gus Lawrence. Steve Lawrence.
Mesquite, Texas; H. H. Short, Sacra-
mento.
The City Council has commenced tho
Improvement Of the 80 acre tract on the
east side Of the river for park. This
Is better than nothing and but very
little better. The true place for park
is on this side Of the river, on the north
side Of Temple street, or else on Boyle
Heights. where there IL chance for
landscape effects. II the city will sell
the SO aero tract to some man, who
wants to raise cabbages and try the
high hill north Of the new depot, it will
have place that can be made beautiful
and impressive and then the new State
Capital could be placed theIe.
In the City Court Of Justice Mcrgt n
yesterday, Matias Dominguez, charged
with assault with q deadly weapon, was
held in bail Of $500, which he gave.
Frank Davis, alias Hunter, arrested
with stolen goods ON his person, was
seat mp for forty days. He is wanted in
Amsdor county for some crookedness in
that locality. Frank Lower, arrested
for grand larceny, vas held in $500 bail,
which he failed to furnish and still re-
mains guest Of the Q ty. Fob Roberts
sndJ. Lamotte paid ~ each for disturb.
ing the peace.
Mr.. John B. Carson, one Of the lead.
ing railway managers of railways be-
tween the Rocky Mountains and Lake
Erie. with headquarters at Quincy,
Illinois. accompanied by his wife. and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson, of st.
Louis. Mr.. Wm, Edwards, wife and
daughter. Of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr.. r.
Cummings and Geo. w. Davis, of
Toledo, Ohio, the old residence Of Mr..
Carson, arrived on Sunday. in special
palace car. They are registered At the
st. Elmo, and are visiting places Of in.
terest about the city and country.
Mr.. John r. Antisdel. who is to open
the great Nadesu Hotel on the first of
June next, arrived yesterday from De-
troit. Michigan. This is the second
visit Of this gentleman to Los Angeles.
His former visit last year lasted about
seven weeks, during which time he had
an opportunity Of learning something
about the business Of the country, and
has come back to stay. The people Of
Los Angeles are to be congratulated in
obtaining gentleman who has . nation.
al reputation as keeper Of first-class
hotel.
Mr.. VIM. Jenkins arrived in town yes
tsrday from the rich placercs Of Santa
Feliciana, in the north part Of this
county, with his pockets filled with mug
gets of gold that were pleasant to look
upon. One Of these nuggets weighed
e6s, one $l3, one sl2, and others ranged
from "a to $40 apiece. II is great pity
that Jenkins Is not millionaire, 80 that
be could lay water pipe and begin by.
draulic mining. But yet ne says he has
. million in the gravel, ready to be taken
out. aud is happy.
Notwithstanding the disagreeabls day
the annual picnic Of the Italian Bsnsvol-
sut Society, at the City Gardens, ON
Sunday. attracted . fair attendance,
and up to about 4 O'Clock, when the
rain commenced, everything went merry
~ marriage bells. While the receipls
were not ~ large - they would have
been had the weather proved pro-
pitious, the exchequer Of the Society.
We w are glad TO learn. vas materially
The s. P. K. R. Company has extend3
Cd the time of the excursion tickets to
the State Sunday School Convention, to
be held at Oakland ON the 9Th, tn and
6th Of May, to Monday, May 18th.
Parties desiring to 90 should send in
their names. in order to secure berths in
sleeping cars.
By card in our New To-Day 1t will be
seen that W. B. Tullis. the well.knewn
matchmaker and engraver, has located
ct the Diamond House, x73 North Main
street. Mr.. Tullis 10 one of the most
skillfnl workmen in the city, and will do
all work in his line with neAtness and
dispatch.
Mr.. H.J. woollacott makes speciality
Of furnishing fins wines and liquors for
medical use. He sent 500 gallons yea
terday to Buffalo, NY. One secret Of
his success is the fact that he advsrtises
freely and deals only in tirst-class goods.
Mr.. james Noel yesterday commenced
moving his family to his fine ranch near
Etiwanda T. spend the summer. Hsand
his wife win probably 60 to-day or to.
morrow. They will return to East Los
Angeles in the fall.
On Saturday night . sailor. while
going aboard vessel lying 1t the wharf
at San Penro, fell from the plank and
was drowned. Our informant was
unable to give bis name or that of the
vessel.
It il said that the California Southern
railroad has 90 Cinnamon ct work rs.
pairing the track. II the damage 10 ~
bad as reported IL will take these 90
Celestials year to complete the repairs.
Oneids Community chicken and tomsto
soup. ready for Immediate use, can BE-
had ct H. Jcvne's. These goods are of
superior quality and prices such ~ to
come within the reach Of all.
General John R. Briefly and Hon. ].
r. Crank are In San Francisco to watch
over the Republican State Convention,
that meets ia Oakland tomorrow.
A special meeting Of the Painters So.
cisty will be held at Masonic Hall ct 7
o'clock this evening. A full attendance
Of members 10 desired.
Mr.. r. T. Spence. one of the delegates
TO the Republican State Convention,
which meets st Oakland on Wednesday,
left for the north Sunday afternoon.
Marriage licenses were yesterday is-
sued to 4. Ybarra and Evalina Ogge,
aud to John Brown and Carrie Arzner.
The attention Of gardeners is directed
TO the advertisement Of Messrs. Hicks.
Dapuy 4 Co., under New To-Day.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
et $40 last evening; Maximum, 81. s.
degrees; minimum, $50 degrees.
The HERALD acknowledges call from
Mr. i r Hodn~~ la - A. x.. -.