Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-25

advertisement OF Mr. .. w. Luitwieler,
dealer in all kinds Of carriages and
wagons, elsewhere in this mornings
HERALD. Mr.. Laitwieler commenced
business in this city about seven years
ago, and by strict attention and the
superior quality Of his vehicles, he has
built up and maintained one of the largest
trades in that line in Southern Califor-
mia. His stock Of carriages, buggies,
ph@tons, etc., embracing all the newest
and most elegant designs, cannot be sur.
passed on the coast, having been made
to order by the celebrated Studebaker
Brothers. of South Bend, indiana, from
material especially seasoned for this cli-
mate He also keeps full assortment
of farm aud other wagons from the same
mannfaciory. Any one desiring to pnr.
chase irst.class vehicle, tf whatever
description, will find it to his interest
to call at tnis mammoth establi hn'nt
Los Angeles street, corner oi Requepa
On the first of February the day Will
be announced on which the grand piano
roifis will positively take place. 1t
should have taken place on the st of
this month, but the necessary amount Of
tickets had not been sold and the man
ayers were obliged to postpone 1t for
few days. By the first Of February they
expect that all, or very nearly all, the
tickets will have been disposed of, and
consequently they can fix the day with
out any fears Of its being postponed
again. All persons wishing to secure
tickets for the same will do well to call
at once at Edelman 4 Co.'s. No. ll6
Main street, or at the store Of Mr.. j. d.
Guerrero, opposite the Plaza. Do not
forge. tina. n grand bali will follow the
raffle. ja25,d
In CITY Justice Mcrgan's Court, YES
tarday, George Moore was arraigned on
the charge of burglary, OIL complaint of
Charles Kuowlton. 1t appears that
about IL O'Clock on "Wednesday night
Moore entered room at the Alar.eda
Hotel, on Upper Main street, occupied
by two young girls, the one eight aud the
other IL years old. Ia fumbling about
the bed he awakened the girls. who gave
an alarm, when the burglar jumped from
the window. Luckily Officer Barbour was
near at hand, and when Moore lighted
on the ground the officer started in pur-
suit and captured him within short dis
tancc. In default Of $500 bail Moore
was committed for examination Jauuiry
Both, at l0A. NJ.
The action in the matter Of opening
Bath and Chavez streets, as Main street,
by the City Council OH Monday last.
will meet hearty response from the
people of Los Angeles. As city we
have outgrown the crooked old streets
and must make room for the thronging
crowds that daily pass along our streets.
It is time now to make room for the
hundred thousand people who will soon
be domiciled within the corporate limits
Of Los Angeles. The sooner Main street
10 opened and Strengthened the better it
will be for the people of the city. 1t is
a public necessity that has been delayed
a year too long, but it is one of those
projects which are better late than
never
U. S. Deputy Marshal Dunlap yester-
day went over to La Puents with writ
of dispo.session issued from the U. s.
Circuit Court, against Inocente Valdez
ct al. The ct al included over score Of
person. now living on the Rowland
tract. This is not q pleasant task to
perform, and such things sometimes are
dangerously unpleasant, but we trust
our worthy Marshal will have no trouble
in the discharge of his duties.
Yesterday afternoon Geo. Phelan, a
carpenter working for Mr.. lIargi.t on
the new ice house. at the corner of First
aud Alameda streets, fell from scatfold-
ing to the ground, distance Of twenty
two feet, receiving Injuries from which
he died at hall. past IL o'clock last night.
The deceased was q sober and industri-
ous man and a member Of Merrill Lodge
No. 200, /. o. q. T.
Ceur de Lion Commasdery No. 0.
Knights Templsr Of Los Angeles. is be-
coming very proficient in their drill.
Sir Knight J. +. Ritchey, OF the famous
De Molay Commandery of Louisville, is
drill.master of the Commandery. The
drill at the Rink, on Spring street, on
Wednesday night was very fine.
In proof of the soundness of the views
of ths. HERALD in the matter Of saving
straw-stacks, and their value, we learn
from Messrs. Hammel & Denker that
they are selling their straw, now two
years old, at 81 so per ton in the stack.
That is case Of making money instead
Of burning it up in the form Of straw.
Ex-County Surveyor Wright is in
correspondence with the Secretary of
the Worlds Fair Committee of New
Orleans in relation to the Los Angeles
display at that fair in December next.
The Board Of Trado have also taken
hold Of it in earnest. Los Angeles must
make grand display at that time.
At the great Annual Masquerade Ball
to be given at Turn Verein Hall on the
9th of February. there will be six cash
prizes given for the best characters and
costumes. This generous offer will stim.
ulate an ambition to excellence that will
make the party great success.
A young fellow calling himself Frank
A. Clark. was arrested about o'clock
this morning at the Grand Central Hotel,
on a charge Of sterling an overcoat from
room where he had stolen lodgings.