Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-09


Geo. Hogan arrested for leaving his
team loose on the street was released.
VIM. L. Rogers was arrested yester
day for failure to repair the street and
paid tine of $25.
The Riverside Press and Hortieuitur-
ist gives the L. A. Times credit for no.
tice Of "Anaheim as the richest town in
California" The article was published
in the HERALD, not in the other paper.
Somebody is careless.
The Calico Print credits the L. A.
Express with a column article on the
impurities in water. The article was
published in the HERALD, but not in the
Erpress. 1t may be that the Express
might not wish to endorse the senti-
ments OF the HERALD, Mr.. Overshiner.
The Grand Opera was again filled last
night to witness and listen to the in
comparably laughable Magistrate" of
Mr.. John T. Raymond, and tomorrow
night the house will be filled to witness
the ss@ .re,vte6itleman as col; Mulberry
'. -dtars" There il no such thing as re-
stating this fine company IN their enor's
= Ike people .ash,
y So e.. r>.knell and Maynard, assisted
by Drs. Cochran, Lindley and Ellis, per.
formed a difficult and dangerous sur
gical operation on the 18th OF June, ult.
for the relief of Col. T. S. Harris, of the
Lancaster Ners The operation is one
which, it is said, often proves fatal, but
the friends Of Col. Harris were rejoiced
to see him on the street yesterday in a
fair way to recovery.
There was a report current yesterday
around the S. P. X. r. depot, that
serious assault had been made on
Wednesday evening by some 200 Chi
nsse workmen employed at Puente in
grading for the railroad company, upon
their bosses, but that II was successfully
repealed. The particulars could not be
learned, nor had the railroad officials at
the depot been advised of it.
The Cotton Semi Tropie says. IN.
F. Dyer, the absconding collector and
book.keeper of the Los Angeles HERALD,
was in Cotton last Sunday. and from
what we hear, we think he is somewhere
In this neighborhood yet" Mr.. Weiner
of this city saw him there on Saturday.
He is probably enjoying the climate of
San Bernardino aud Cotton for the benefit
of his health. He evidently desires to
live near the metropolis OF Southern
California.
Mr.. W. C. Bluett, OF the well known
firm of Bluett 4 Sullivan. clothiers, left
to-day for a trip combining business
with pleasure to Chicago, New York
and other Eastern points, to be absent
some weeks. 1t is a gratifying feature
of the increasing business and social re-
lations OF this city with the great EN-
poriums of the East, that such inter.
change OF courtesies are becoming com.
mon, especially among the merchant
princes.
The first Of an interesting series OF
lectures upon scientific subjects will be
delivered on Sunday, the llth inst, at
2:30 p. NJ, in the French Theater, by
Prof J. j, Martinez, upon the subjects
OF the Atmosphere, the Earth, Caloric,
the Center of the Earth, Coal, Petrole
um and Canals. These would appear
numerous subjects, and very large ones
for a single lecture, but the Professor is
to be able to handle them all
with great originality, and the educated
mind understanding the French lang
uage will be rewarded by listening to
his lecture.
The Temple street cable road ran
several cars successfully yesterday and
will be in full operation in day or two
With the ample competition going on in
this city between the different powers OF
street cars there seems to be
an excellent promise OF the establish.
ment Of the best street railway system
of any city in the country. BUTT seems,
during this hot season, an imposition
upon the public that any road persists in
the close box cars, and especially
the bob-tail car, where passengers hand
up their own fare. These are relics of
an age Ill adapted to the progressive
growth and ideas Of this southern me.
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