Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-24

child of w. J Clark, of Anaheim, fell
into we'll in her fathers yard. There
were sixteen feet Of water in the well,
and on coming to the surface after the
first plunge the child grasped project
ing plank and held tightly to 1t. Her
little brother, Frank, aged years, ran
to the house to tell the mother Of the
mishap, and the latter describing the ac-
cident says: She put Fred tagged 81 in a
bucket and let him down in the well,
and he stepped on the board and it gave
way with him, and he held with one
hand to the pump and with the other
he held Ida by the arm, and kept her
above water until Uncle Dan came and
rescued them. Ida was considerably
bruised Quite an exciting adventure
for such young folks"
Last week at old store. Misses san
dals 95 cents. Removal Sale, Peoples
Store.
The Pomona Times Courier says: A
few houses are still being built in Po-
mona. Every week witnesses the COM
mencement of from three to ten houses,
and they are all good buildings--not a
mushroom in the whole lot. nor spas
modic house to be found among them.
Certainly IL large numbers Of good, SUBJ
stantial buildings, and miles Of growing
Young orchards and vineyards, and hun
dreds of acres of barley and wheat,
don't indicate prosperity and solid
growth, then what do you call it?
Last week at old store. Children's
Newport ties 80 cents, Removal Sale,
Peoples Store.
The Taylors' World Tourists gave one
Of their select entertainments last night
before small but select audience at
Arnory Hall. Owing to the multiplied
meetings last evening, including the
Turn Bezirk at Turn Verein Hall, the
Nat. Goodwin Comedy Company at
Childs' Opera House, and the Good
Templar entertainment at Good Templar
Hall. there was but small though
highly appreciative audience present.
1t is to be hoped that they will have
better luck next time.
Hon. J. G.. Estudillo, Messrs. T. +.
Rowan, ]. F. Forster, J. T. Gaffey and
others. left for San Juan Capistrano
Yesterday to attend the Fiesta of San
Juan to-day, with bull fights, cock
fights and other sports that were IN
vogue in the old Mexican days. The
party will be the guests Of Don Marcos
A. Forster, the latch string Of whose
hespitable door is always to be found on
the outside.
Last week at old store Children's
solar-tip button shoes 81. Removal Sale,
Peoples Store.
The steamer San Jose, which last week
sailed for New York, carried AZ, 1866 gal
Ions of California wine and 1910 gallons
OF brandy, the heaviest shippers being
Messrs. B. Dreyfus & Co. and Kohler 4
Frohling Every steamer that leaves
California for New York carries about
the same amount OF these products. val
ued ut $4,000. There is steadiness
about this trade that no other product
supplies.
Last week at old store. Infants but
ton shoes 25 cents. Removal Sale. Peo-
PIES Store.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock a
team belonging to the Eureka Stable. on
Fifth street, while being hitched up, be-
came frightened and ran wildly away,
dashing madly into street car number 7
Of the Hellman line. Conductor Demill,
who was standing on the side platform,
was knocked off aud his head, arms aud
leg badly bruised, but fortunately had
no bones broken.
Last week at old store. Children's
crochet stockings l5 cents, Removal
Sale, Peoples Store.
DIR. c. F. Heinzman has placed large
gopher snake in the box with his horned
rattlesnake, and they apear to be getting
along very well together. They are on
exhibition in his show window and are
quite an attraction. The genial Doctor
is gentleman who will allow snakes in
his window but not in his boots.
The Pomona Times Courier says:
'sThere are two fruit canneries in Los
Angeles county, one at Los Angeles and
one at Pomona" As Los Angeles has
three canneries, Pasadena one and Po-
mona one, by ordinary rules Of addition
there would be five canneries in this
county.
The following ia the list Of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the
Southern Pacific and connections. yes
terday: X. L. House and wife, Ohio; f.
Blbraten, New York; Rob't Potter, Jno.
O. Whelan, San Francisco.
District Attorney White, who was
Chairman Of the recent Democratic Con-
vention at Stockton, and who has been
visiting relatives OF Santa Cruz since
that body adjourned, returned home by
Sundays overland train.
Grand Excursion and Picnic to Santa
Monica to-day, June oath, 1884 by the
Turn Bezirk Prize swimming, Pyramids
and all kind ntletie sports. Train will
leave Old Depot at 10 A. NJ. Return $50.
P. N. last train.
Diamonds Of the purest water at New
York wholesale prices at the Diamond
House. This firm does not sell imita-
tion jewels, rolled, gold plated, filed
watches or plated jewelry.
The first cargo has arrived at San
Pedro for the new Los Angeles Storage,
Commission and Lnmber Company.
whose headquarters are at the old Santa
Monica depot.
Vessels in port at San Pedro-Ameri-
can ship Theobald, British ship King
Cendric, American bark r. H. Ham,
schooners Sailor Boy, Truckee, Lookout,
Jesse Minor.
Hon. r, Fl. Del Vale and j. P.
Moran, delegates to the late Democratic
Convention at Stockton. got home by
Yesterdays overland train from San
Francisco.
VIM. Blackman and David Smith,
minors, who had run away from San
Francisco, were yesterday arrested by
the police.
MIR. stevens ana MISS hate stevens,
of Los Angeles, are passengers by the
Pacific Express, due here at IL 20 P. NJ.
to-day.
A. Fl. Sanders, a deserter from Com
pany f., Sixth Cavalry. Arizona, yester
day surrendered himself to Captain Fro
lich.
j. L. Wheeler, Of the Oriental Tea
Store, will sell the same grade of tea or
coffee Of any other merchant in the city
at the same price and give You a pres
ent.
The best alarm clock that can be found
is at the Diamond House, for $l.50.
The Butler Club meets at Judge Ling
Court-room. Templa Block. Tuesday.