Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-20

nc cubto AonA IVY MI Acch WY hif~
in their new uniforms.
Constable Penning has appointed Mr..
Alfred Arguello as one Of his deputies.
The cable road carried not less than
1000 people over the road back and forth
last Sunday.
The Mckee-Rankin people took the
train ON Sunday for the city, where they
will Join the rest of the company now
playing at the California Theatre.
The Democrats of the Third Ward
met last evening in the Council cham
Der and nominated Major w. II. Toler
for Councilman from that ward to beat
Mr.. Charles r. johnson.
Yesterday warrant was issued out Of
Justice Austin's court for the arrest of a
Chinaman at La Mesa. He is charged
with having on the 18th inst. committed
an infamous crime against nature.
Tonight the Harrison 4 Gourlay
troupe will appear at the Grand Opera
House in Skipped by the Light Of the
mOUn. nc safe Vi scdtH 10 idfbo anu
an evening OF merriment is assured.
The United Presbyterians on Sunday
evening dedicated their new So, 900
church on the corner of Eighth and Hill
streets. The style is modern eclectic
Gothic. A handsome tower surmounts
the edifice.
On the 18th inst. George Cummings
stole a lots of tools from J. C. Dunn, a
carpenter at Willmore station. He was
tried in Justice Austin's court yesterday
and sentenced to four months imprison-
ment in the county Jail.
The Jeffreys-Lewis party passed
through here Sunday from San Diego,
San Bernardino and Riverside, where
they did good business. They played
last night at Bakersfield, and will play
the valley up to San Francisco.
Stereoscopic views of the different
booths at the Flower Festival are now
on sale at the store Of w. w. 4 s. A.
Widney, on Main street; C. 4. Days
music store, on Spring street, and at the
tcstucucc VI ihts. W. o. Dhhcif 10 VAIN
street.
Jesse Evans. the 66 year old reprobate
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VIM A''''p''o ape on''u u :
yesterday. A HERALD re-
porter saw the child on Sunday. She
is of very slight build and all together
small of her age.
The crons in all narts If the countv
90 laoL;na .h e..h a,,.n.. -
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n' anu p",iey w1ie neVes seen ~
tbreshers next July and Aomst. IL
will take many ships to carry the sur
plus grain to Europe.
Parties who lost articles AT the Taber-
-. AZ. p,.p..,
~ 1's '"' .'o"e' os'''a', VI !" NO
.vrned iii 'o s,saaa 'n Iii 'e 'os neen . TO-
same at the residence Of Mrs. D. G..
corner of Sixth and Olive
Streets where they are now stored.
In many parts of the county the
farmers are already emitting hav For
sn.h -. a..
coarse and the foddsr iii he 90 - ~
lent quality. Hay is q profitable crop in
Los Angeles. and for at least six years
past FARMERS nave made big money In II.
Everyone who comes in from Cotton
reports that place as on the jump with
rand improvement Wide awake land
arc making fortnpes New
houaes evervwbere Is the order of the
day. and ali indications point To tbe
burgh being city in a very short time.
The following officers Of the Seventh
Infantry Band were elected last night
for the ensuing term: President, II. ID.
Godfrey; Vice President, w. T. Smith;
Secretary, j. A. Medlar; Treasurer,
David Coble; Board of Directors, II. ID.
Godfrey, G. T.. Stose and +. B. Kline.
Among other attractions Colton has a
,adu al a.ta,. a,a-..~ - :,
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an ha- IL ao.....;,o On. -
cool $1,000 the other dav an = sstnrnn in
two or three hours. She is a whilom
Angeleno, where she learned the trick of
the trade-no bad meaning to the words
DR.. Sketchley has all his curious
treasures from The can,s~ of sha aarL
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oo"''neh' saieiy ho"se" ~ is9e oh 'ae
Los feliz, with the exception of the one
stray os'ricn. lney al AK k'naly 70
new home and will dauhtIeas soon he
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