Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-03

Yesterday evening as Mr.. T. A. Tenn
pleson was driving up Spring street in 3
buggy, man named w. A. Buster
locked wheels with Mr.. Templeton by
means OF q large lumber wagon, crushing
one of the wheels Of the buggy, throwing
Mr.. Templeton to the ground. bruising
his head and severely iujuripg one OF his
arms. II is said that Buster took no
pains to assist the injured man.
A rare bargain is offered in the HER
AID to-day Of young orchard in Pasa-
dena, containing 1000 trees and vines,
and lovely orange grove in bearing.
The place is near the railroad depot. and
is in a high state of cultivation. II has
two new houses, two new barns, water
pipes. horses, wagons aud farming uten-
sils complete. Mr.. Ben K. Ward. Of
Pasadena, will exhibit the property to
purchasers.
The Cleveland Guard had an im-
mense attendance at their meeting last
night. After transacting the regular
business Of the organization, Stephen
M. White delivered one Of his character
istic addresses, which was cheered to the
echo by all present. The enthusiasm
for Cleveland, Hendricks and Del Vale
was tremendous, and at tho close of the
address the large audience was 10th to
adjourn. On Friday next they will turn
out for drill. Both &c" and ''B" Com
panies will be drilled by their respective
Captains, and the members of each will
no doubt vie with each other for prof.
cheney In drill.
For some days past water has been
running through the pipeline, ''cleaning
her out. as Boiling says, eparatory 10
pushing the oil through. On wednes-
day the oil men in Wheeler Canon com
menced running green oil in. and thereis
believed to be GOO barrels Of this oil now
in the pipe coming down behind the wa
ter. When this oil is got through,
water will again be run in and behind 1t
will be started the never failing supply
of black oil from Santa Paula Cafion.
The line will be used exclusively for the
transfer OF black oil hereafter, and the
green oil will be hauled as heretofore. -
Ventura Signal.
Fine black satin dress skirts for $3.50
each at the New Cloak aud Suit House.
2t
On Monday evening the Democratic
Club of the First Ward held one Of their
usual enthusiastic meetings. The rooms
were crowded, and a ringing speech from
Judge Ling ON the issues Of the cam
paien was received with frequent and
prolonged applause. The reading room
Of the Club is kept supplied with files of
leading newspapers, and it is the inten-
tion OF the executive committee to have
good speakers on hand every Monday
evening. Democrats from the other
wards Of the city and from out Of town
are cordially invited to be present, while
it is hoped that the Republicans, who
are also welcomed to the rooms, may see
the error Of their ways in time. The
Club is entirely harmonious, and its
members increase every week.
Ladies': A rare chance is offered by 2.
F. Coulter for you to get fine dress at
cost for the next thirty days.
A grand bal masque will be given, at
the Skating rink on Saturday evening
next, Sept. 9th. Several hundred cos.
tunes Of rare, beautiful and grotesque
designs have been obtained from San
Francisco, and may be seen ct the rink
ON Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Six valuable prizes will be awarded a.
follows: Richest dressed lady, pair OF
handsome chain bracelets; most original
lady character. a pair Of handsome gold
bracelets; best looking lady in the hall,
gold coral earrings and breastpin; rich
est dressed gent, handsome gold watch
chain; most original male character,
fine gold cameo ring; most comical char
acter, hand ONE cameo ring. The man
ayers are determined to make this first
c;ass entertainment in every way. See
advertisement in this days issue Of the
HERALD.