Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-29


brated Mr.. Albert jerks, the artist who,
while residing at Washington. painted
the portraits of our most prominent citi-
zens, men whose names are household
words in every State of the Union. Mr.
Sutton has just returned to this city
with several finely executed works,
among which we noticed in the windows
OF Messrs. Sanborn. Vale & Co.. First
street, Naieau Block. very striking
oil portrait OF our brother-townsman
Mr.. Albert Brown, and another of the
late VIM. Littleboy. They are far bet
ter than any we have before seen in Los
Angeles. We must say that our citizens
have rare opportunity for securing por-
traits of very superior merit, either in
oil, water-colors, or in India ink, during
Mr.. Sutton's short stay here. He is
now residing at the Kimball Mansion.
Articles of incorporation Of the Ameri-
can Colony Water Company were filed
for record in the County Clerks office
yesterday. The purposes of the compa-
ny are to procure, develop and obtain
water and sell the same for irrigating and
domestic purposes, etc. The capital
stock of the corporation is 500, 900, d.
vided into one thousand shares Of 500
each, of VIII ch 81, 500 have been sub
scribed. The names cot the Board OF
Trustees for the first year are rs follows:
G. B Woodhead, s. Fl. Mott, Geo. II.
Bonebrake. A. Il. Pomeroy. NJ. G. Nc
KooB. g. X. Crow, of Los Angeles, and
Nj Eraap nf PaaaIapa
Opening day and concert music after
noon and evening. Peoples Store.
Constable }. w. Griffin yesterday re.
turned from San Juan Capistrano having
in custody Anaclito PARA charged with
rape on the person of Miss Alyon. The
officer was forewarned to beware Of
PARA, as he carried bowie knife and
tistol, and had declared that he would
kill anybody who attempted to arrest
him. However, Mr.. Griffin got the drop
on him and brought him in, when he
gave bail in the sum of $1,000. with l..
Messmer as one Of the sureties. Mr..
Griffin brought in also the bowie-knife
and The pistol, VIII ch he retains as evil
dence of the occasion.
Don't fail to read Coulter's column on
the local page. He is offering special
bargains in the Los Angeles camp and
bed blankets. These goods are manu-
factured at his mills in this city and are
guaranteed all pure wool, none better on
the Pacific Coast. Zegler Brothers
celebrated boots and shoes at cost to
close. Mr.. Coulter has well selected
stock Of dry goods, and believes in SELL
ing them on the s'live and let live" plan.
Give him call and be convinced.
The following is the list of passengers
who arrived from the East, via the South
ern Pacific and connections, last evening:
Rev. S. W. Brown and wife. Galesburg,
ILL.,; G. r. Nicholson, Kansas; Mrs. X.
Greaves. Los Angeles; j. A. Pillsbury,
st. Louis; Ben Williams, San Francisco;
L. A. Weinberg, San Francisco; j. Nj.
Moore and Son, Los Angeles; c. Z. Pool,
San Francisco; Miss f. J. Byers, Ohio;
s. II. Strobridge, San Francisco; VIM. |
Hood, San Francisco.
The attention Of the Democrats Of the |
Second Ward is directed to the call for |
a meeting. to be held in the Council |
Chamber, Temple Block, next Wednes-
day evening, at 7:30 o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of organizing q Campaign Ward |
Club. II is earnestly desired that every |
Democrat in the Ward should attend.
The Fourth of July Committee has
met with remarkable success in the col
lection Of money for the celebration Of
Independence Day, so that grand dis.
play Of fireworks will be given in the |
evening. This is is the first time in many
years ia which a liberal display Of fire.
works has been made in this city, and the |
exhibition will be highly appreciated.
The last Of the Turner's left for their
respective homes by the north-bound
train last night. They were escorted to
the depot in body by our home Turn
ers. While here they shipped several
cases of Los Angeles wine to their
homes, stating that it is superior quail
ity to any of their native wines.
Reserved seats for "a Bunch
Of Keys" season, which opens at the
Los Angeles Opera House Tuesday
night, went off rapidly at the Opera
House yesterday. 1t gives promise Of
being the most successful dramatic
event ever known in Los Angeles.
The Republican County Committee
met yesterday, and called a primary
election to be held OH July 18th,
to elect sixteen delegates to the State
Convention, to be he'd in Sacramento
July 23d. 1884, for the nomination Of
Presidential electors.
Purchase where you can be certain Of
legitimate goods. The magnificent
stock Of the Diamond House Opposite
the Baker Bleck), contains no imitation
jewels, no filled watches. no roll-gold
plate. No other establishment in the
State can say this.
Frank Frary. proprietor Of the Julian
stage, informs us that man named
Louis King committed suicide at Mesa
Grande on Wednesday by hanging him
self. Mr.. Frary was unable to obtain the
facts in the matter San Diego Union.
In the County Recorders Office yester.
day there were filed for record sixteen
deeds, seven mortgages, three satisfac-
tions OF mortgages. two marriage hcen-
ses, one U. s. patent and four miscella-
neous papers.
Prof. VIM. voegtlin has painted
very rare scene expressly for "Bunch
Of Keys" to be used in the rendition Of
that play this week. 1t is well worth
the admission to ee this rafe work Of
art.
Rev. r. P. Chamberling (colored), of
New York City. viii preach at Arcadia
Hall, Los Angeles street. between Com
mercial and Arcadia streets. at o'clock
this evening. All are invited.
The United States patent for the Ran
cho Santiago de Santa Ana, issued to
the heirs of Antonio Yorba and Juan
Pablo PeraIta, was filed for record in
the Recorders office yesterday.
Messrs. Humphreys 4 Riggin, under
New To- Day, advertise eleven acres OF
land, half mile from the center of the
city, which they will exchange for an
improved place further out.
Anacleto Para was Arraigned before
Justice Ling yesterday on the charge of
rape, on complaint of Angelita Ayon.
The accused plead not guilty and gave
bail in $1,000 for July 18th.
Marriage licenses issued to Frank o.
Penny and Lucy Seigel and Bernardino
Novarro and Carmen Chavaria, were
filed for record in the County Recorders
office yesterday.
Rev. d. w. Hanna. brother Of John
Hanna, of Anaheim, has taken the lease
Of the new Ellis Villa College for young
ladies', that will open about the first OF
Septenber