Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-01

tue prouuction Ot Aurlonhu LecVuVrouts
1t was well mounted, was greeted with
fine house and was most acceptable to
an appreciative audience. Having, dur
ing the week. elaborated our Impressions
Of this charming actress and her very
talented company, we feel released from
the necessity of any extended comment
this morning. Mademoiselle Rhea will
go east via the Northern route, playing
by the way, and her ultimate destina-
tion is Paris. During her brief stay in
Los Angeles she won golden opinions,
and the general verdict Is most hatter-
ing one. That she is thorough artistic
goes without saying, and in the French
tongue her acting weuld doubtless be in
Comparable.
Everybody seems to be going to one
place next Monday night, and that is
why Emerson's Minstrels, Of course.
The annual picnic Of the French
Mutual Benevolent Society, takes place
at the City Gardens to-day. An interest
ing feature Of the festival Will be visit
from Mile Rhea, the famous artistic,
who will arrive ON the grounds about
half past IL o'clock and spend short
time with her countrymen before start
ing for Salt Lake. for which place she
and her company depart by the after
noon train. This pleasant recognition
on the part of their talented compatriote,
wc have no doubt, will be highly sp-
preciated by the French residents of Los
Angeles.
Some few choice seats left yet for EN-
erson's Minstrsls, Monday night. Go at
once and secure your seats.
At the regular meeting Of Santa Ana
Lodge No. so, A. o. U. W., held on
Tuesday evening last. the following 9TH
GERS were elected for the ensuing term:
A. J. Howe, Master Workman; Ii. j.
Melette. Foreman; WIN. Elmendorf.
Overseer; Geo. K. freeman. Recorder;
]. N. Keran, Financier: j. b. Moulin,
Receiver; j. J. Titchensl. Guide; A.
Parsons, 1. W.; A Forster; q. W.; A. g.
Bowers, Trustee; A. j. Howe, Medical
Examiner. Herald.
Give the boys boomer next Monday
night. They are the best of them all
the Emerson Minstrels.
The project Of rendering Col. Gray,
the designer Of Childs's Opera House. q
testimonial benefit is being mooted by
the host Of friends that gentleman has
made during his stay in Los Angeles.
We know of no man who would rally q
more enthusiastic audience than the
Colonel. The idsa is good one and
ought to be carried out. lie will short
ly leave us to build q theater at Wood
land and he ought to be rendered o
pleasant send.off.
Charley Reed will give everyone who
attends ON Monday night at Emerson's .
souvenir, consisting OF $50 laughs, in as
man, minutes.
We direct the attention Of our readers
at Lancaster Station and in that section
Of the county generally, to the advertise
lnsnt Of Frank Glsncross, grocer and
general dealer, which will be found else
where in this mornings HERALD. His
stock Of goods Is first-class in every re-
spect aud embraces every thing usually
found in . properly conducted country
store. He solicits the patronage Of his
neighbors.
Charley Reed will appear with Emer-
sons Minstrels next week.
T. D. Easton, whose arrest for draw.
ing a weapon on an unoffending man in a
restaurant. was noted in yesterday q
HERALD, was arraigned before City JUS
tice Morgan, yesterday, and, by consent
was allowed to plead guilty toaggravated
assault, and was sentenced to pay fine
Of SIS, or seventy i've days in jail. Joe
Wilson, drunk and disorderly, got ga
fine. or twenty days in Jail.
You have seen Rhss, well now So
"Charley Reed"
The levee near the Western bridg'
broke on Monday night, and now larg
portion Of the St. Johns runs through
the country down by Stringtown ami
across the Visalia railroad track.
sheet Of water nearly half mile wild
traverses the Hatch ranch, the JAk
Wright place, Mrs. Owens and Mra
Stevens places; also Mr.. Lowrey, Nj
Smith. Mr.. fsrr and Mr.. Kelsey's farmi
--Tatare County Times
Well we are all happy at last, Emsl
sons Minstrels are coming.
J Gen. J. H. Shields, from Crescent
Canada, sends down from his highlaa
home an account Of the rainfall fros
April 18th to May 20, 1884, amountin
to 1.97 inches. Total for the seaso
SO. .O6 inches. On the 18th Of Apr
there was thunder; on the 2lst hail; o
the 28th thunder; May 18th and 1856
Yes sir. l have bought my seats fo
Emerson's Minstrels for next Monda
night, and you bet I an ez to &c
more than the worth Of my money.
Msssrs. J. M. Hale L Co., in thei
new weekly bulletin announce tha
they are compelled, by lack Of space fo
} the new goods in transit, to make
further reduction on tho goods now j
store. The slaughter commences tc
morrow and those Of our lady reader
who wish to secure bargains should B
on hand early.
Marriage licenses issued to +. W
Burgess aud Ida L. Raine, Arthur "
Stratford and Maria C. r nkle, Fran
Bebes and Dolores Bermudez, G. Gallel
and Maria Bermudez, and War
! Cunningham and Emma Fonck. wei
filed for record in the County Recorder
Office yesterday.
All persons interested in building
street railway from this city to Pasader
+ are requested, by notice under New T
day, 10 meet at Y: M. C. A. Hall, N
II North Main street. for the purpose
taking the preliminary steps for carr
I ing the project TO successful issue.
Well, we'll, l am commencing
: laugh already. every time I think
Charley Reed, must burst out, excu
me ladies'.
Mr.. w. NJ. McFadden. Of North An
helm, was in the city yesterday in .
|. tendance on the Democratic Coun
4 Convention. He reports the fruit al
grape crop in that section - immen
J, and every industry prospering.
o Eyes, sir, they are going to give
the same performance that they ha
Is given in San Francisco for the past ts
. years; they are coming complete-Ems
sons Minstrsls, you bot, aro the best
!. all Of them"
i Take q dollar with you and 60
Childs' Opera House. and buy your &c
!. for Monday night and have q go
laugh ct the Emerson Minstrels. Co
seats are going very fast. Don't della
/. The State Board Of Equslizatio
| xvhirh has heer in seasion in thiz citv