Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-20

| face OF the city must be removed All
good men should favor the opening OF
Los Angeles street and the removal of
this rotten nuisance.
Riverside is taking steps to have a
drive up the mountain and to make
pleasant and conspicuous picnic resort.
commanding view Of the whole settls-
ment, and Of Cotton and San Bernardo
no. Mr.. s. G. Evans will give the right
of way up the Rubideaux mountain and
an acre for q lookout on top, and the
citizens are contributing to grade the
road. This is . very proper and . pretty
| thing for that settlement to do, and
what the people should have done be-
fore. They orght to make good job
Of II at once.
The dramatic recital of Miss Rosa
Stannus will take place Thursday, March
q, at Turnverein Hall. A miscellaneous
programme will be provided consisting
Of vocal and instrumental music, and Sc.
lections from Macbeth, with scenery and
costume. Miss Stannus is quite celebrat.
cd % an elocutionist and her recitations
have been listened to with admiration,
especially ''Mons's Waters" which was
received with such applause at the food
sufferers' benefit. Her recital will be
we'll worth the price Of admission, which
IL fifty cents.
The San Diego river was too high to
ford with teams at Old Town on Sunday,
and 50 Mr.. Rush Duncan, of Potrero,
who wanted to get across. first took his
animals from the wagon and swan them
over, and then. tying long rope to the
wagon, attempted to pull il across from
the opposite bank. When the vehicle
was right in mi4.stream the rope broke,
and the wagon was carried down stream
with the current, turning over again and
again. Billy Lyons went to the rescue
with his boat, and finally brought the
wagon to the shore.
Three whales have been captured
within the last few days in the vicinity
Of Ballast Point. This makes twelve
monsters Of the deep for the season.
Two Of them have been towed in to the
beach. and the third Is anchored out
side. Several visitors from this city pro-
cured boats yesterday and inspected the
whaling campo. Captain Niles will
leave JoTes wharf with the Restless at
10 o'clock this morning for the camps.
All those Who desire to see the whales
should not miss this opportunity Of do
ing so.-Sax Diego Sun.
Col. Gray will go to San Francisco on
Saturday to make arrangements with an
opera manager to open the Los Angeles
Opera House. for which the owner. Mr..
Childs, has not yet given . name. He
Il anxious to know ct what time troupe
can be hsd. II soon, he will double his
nnishing force, but II troupe cannot
come for few weeks, he will continue
his present force only.
A mine Of fine porcelain clay is said to
exist ON the rancho Of Mr.. @. r. Rinal-
di, in the San Fernando valley. Why
cannot porcelain factory be established
in this citys Should the supply be ex-
hausted at San Fernando, there is
another mine at Ban Dimas. There
would be assured orofit Of the freight
from Europe at the start. Who will start
the business!
Mr.. II. C. Hasson, . brother Of Mr..
C. N. Hasson and W. r. Hasson,
Of this city. arrived from Illinois
yesterday in the delayed lat Of
passengers. II he likes California as well
~ his brother Charlie, who has pros
pected every mountain chain in the
State, he will stay here and get rich as
they have done.
We have received from Sheriff Ward,
Of Tombstone. Arizona, an invitation to
attend the execution Of Daniel Kelly,
Owen w. Sample. James Howard, Dan
lei Dowd and William Delaney, which
will take place ct the Court House,
Tombstone. on Friday. March 2Sth.
The Capitol Touring mills will soon
erect large brick addition to their inn
msnss establishment on San Fernando
street. When this addition is made the
establishment will be one Of the most
complete Touring and storage establish
ments on the coast
Ex-Adjutant-Geu John r. Sheehan,
formerly Of Sacramento but now Of San
Francisco, genial gentleman and we'll
known newspaper man. arrived from
visit 10 the East ON Yesterday, and made
pleasant call at the HERALD Office.
n. L. Crowell, the genial and sner-
gstic Special Agent Of Wells. Fargo 4
Co. for California, Nevada. New Mex
leo, Colorado and Arizona, pal this city
. flying visit yesterday and lett for the
north ON THE mornings train.
The trustees of the Pasadena College
did mot organize at their meeting on
Monday on account Of the absence of
some of the members, but adjourned to
meet next Tuesday night ct the Office Of
the Pasadena Chronicle.
The remains Of Albert Sperling, late OF
Portland, Oregon, who died in this city
on Tuesday. were embalmed by Albert
Brown yesterday, and will be shipped by
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. TO Portland to-day,
for interment.
Ahouse warming in the new residence
Of Mrs. Falvey, of East Les Angeles,
took place ON Tuesday. II VAS lively /,
affair and was especially stir ell up BY
Tommy Nawn. OF the mo ls," with
his drolleries.
A well-known citizen waa arrested
last night on complaint Of wife on
charge Of lodging In house oi question.
able repute, instead Of being ct home
during the hours Of the night.
The houses Of DR.. w; +. Edgar and
W. H. Bernard, on Figueroa street,
were entered by burglars Tuesday night,
but were frightened away before secur-
ing much value.
Mr.. A. C. Yeary, Of Savannah, was in
the city yesterday. From the present
outlook he predicts the heaviest crops
the coming season that that section has
ever produced.
The first list Of passengers by rail from
San Francisco that has appeared for sew
eral weeks will be found in our tele.
graphic columns this morning
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
ct SIS last evening: Maximum, 10
degrees; Minimum. 40 degrees.
See auction sale by John c. Bell at his
mart on Los Angeles street. at l0A
o'clock next Saturday morning.
Miss R. LAvsnthal, Of this city, is q
passenger by the train from Arizona,
due here At l2 90 p. NJ to-dav