Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-09

and two children, Tombstone; w .Iverey,
Sacramento; Chas. +. Jacks;n. Vallejo;
Frank Mecham. Petaluma; Martin
Tullighan, s. f.; James Greig, t'uaymas;
Fred Pranty, Mexico; J.Gruper, Tucson;
c. 7. H. Carstens, Michigan City, Ind.
At the regular session of Frank Bart
lett Post No. @, C. A. r., held last even
ing, committee Of seven was appointed
to arrange for Decoration Day consisting
of the following: Officer Of the Day, Z.
A. Weed; Senior Vice Commander, Il.
r. Howe; Surgeon, V. Gelcich; Officer
of the Guard l.. s. Butler; Junior Vice
Commander, c. +. Warren. and COM
rades L. II. Marshall and john Robaris.
A committee to solicit funds for defray-
ing the expenses OF the day was ap-
pointed, consisting of Col. T. ). Hall,
Phil Lauth and Surgeon Gelcicl.
Mr.. c. NJ. Sanger, ex-Mayor Of Mil
waukee, one OF the largest commercial
operators in the State of Wisconsin, and
President of the Orc Grande Mining
Company, Of Los Angeles, arrived in the
city yesterday and is stopping at the
Pico House. He is accompanied by Hon.
II. s. Hoskins, of Wisconsin. These
gentlemen are heavy capitalists who can
appreciate the great advantages which
our silver fields afford to capital and en-
ergy. They will visit the mines in few
days with Col. Markham and Capt
johnson.
Constable NJ. X. Barretto last evening
brought in ten Cinnamon, who are part
Of gang Of fifty two men who attacked
Mr.. J. j. Hannen, the foreman, tore
down his tent. and after beating him
with shovels, fired at him without hit
ting him. The gang was at work on the
railroad where it crosses the Los Ange-
les river at Forest Grove. They were
put in Jail and will be arraigned to-day.
There are in this city many objects of
interest to visitors who have never been
here before, but to those who come here
after an interval Of few years the
change in our growth aud progress is
really marvellous. They note the de-
velopment in every branch of industry,
and especially do they notice the Prcifc
Restaurant, opposite the .Postoffice, and
universally pronounce it perfect model
Of an eating house. ae-lm
The latest newspaper rumors are that
Republican newspaper is to be started
at San Pedro for the campaign Of six
months with the old war horse, J. r.
Briefly, as editor in chief, and that the
Riverside Press and Horticulturist is to
be moved to Ontario and merged with
the Fruit Gro,cer, while new paper,
published by stock company, is to be
established daily and weekly at River
side. We shall see.
Mr.. p. Potts, of Tustin City, was seen
coming up street last night, and as the
HERALD always reports sales and pur-
chases of real estate when he is in town,
be was interrcgated by a reporter as to
his operations and reported that he had
sold 100 acres of grain land and an or
ange grove in addition, while coming
from home to the city. To-day he will
be heard from. He reads the HERALD
every day.
The brilliant and genteel uniforms Of
the Select Knights Of the A. 0. U. w.
were delivered to the members, over
fifty in number, last night. The order
appears to be to the A. O. U. w. order,
as the Knigts Templar are to Masonry.
From present appearances Los Angeles
will soon bo selected as the headquar-
ters Of this hourishing order Instead Of
San Francisco.
The attention Of farmers and breeders
is directed to the advertisement headed,
"Just Arrived, in which Mr.. J. ". c.
Miller announces that he has received
three thoroughbred stations. Norman.
Clydesdale and English draft, from IL
| linois. He invites all interested in thor.
ougnDreu stocK TO can sud insprvb chs
animals at the stables, corner of First
and Fort streets.
The HERALD acknowledges gall from
Mr.. w. d. Morton, of the Pomona
Times Courier, which is the combined
publication from the fsrmer Times and
Courier. The new paper is an enlarge
ment over either of the former papers,
and is ample for the needs Of the settle
ment. Morton and Lee are the publish
ers Of the new combination.
| Hear Mrs. Skelton a. the mass mee.-
ing tonight. The Memphis Aralanche
says: Mrs. Foster held the rapt atten-
tion of her audience. Her clear, point
ed arguments. her constant play of hu-
NOR and her fine bursts of eloquencc it is
impossible to give in q condensed re-
port.
| Mr.. Sidney Palmer. OF tia we'll
known firm Of Palmer & Rey, is paying
Los Angeles visit. These enterprising
gentlemen are rapidly corralling the
type business of the Pacific coast.
The mass meetings of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union this even
ing and tomorrow evening, will be held
at the First Baptist Church, corner of
Fort and Sixth streets.