Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-02
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The election was very quiet yes
terday.
Harris Il Jacoby have just opened
forty eases of Christmas goods.
Mr.. F.. f. Hewitt's new residence
will be finished about the first of Feb
ruary.
Harris & Jacoby offer the whole of
their stock at cost price. Now Is the
time to make bargains.
At the depot yesterday were received
620 bars bullion, Il pipes wine, 10 pun
cheons of wine and A sacks of ore.
q ". f. Ponet is agent for the Florence
sewing machine. Its advantage are
described at length in our advertising
columns.
+. Wilson has taken the old stand of
Green the barber opposite this office.
He has also an establishment in the
rear of the store for cleaning clothing.
The impromptu race runners paid
the penalty of their rashness yester-
day in Justice Gray's Court, two in
the sums of $50, and one in the sum
of $40.
Ata meeting of the Board Of Super
visors yesterday, road was OrdeIHl to
he viewed at San Joaquin. J. II. Cor
don was appointed Justice of the Peace
for Azusa.
Ten culprits appeared before the
and battery, and six. for partiality to
to firewater; and yet people say times
are dull
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to the confirmation or Bar
Mitzudh of the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Polaski, on Saturday next at
the Synagogue.
At a meeting of Los Angeles Lodge
No. AZ, f. Il A. NJ, held last evening,
the following officers were elected:
S. c. Foy, w. NJ; III. s. Orme, S. W.;
M. Levy, J. w.; c. Smith, Secretary;
S. Meyer, Treasurer.
The telegraph brings us news of
another of these fearful marine disas-
ters which occurs at interval. The
second dispatch shows that the loss of
life was not quite as great as at first
supposed, but the extent Of the calam-
ity is terrible to contemplate.
The excursion of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry from Wilmington, via Los An
geles, to Los Nietos takes place on
Thursday. The round trip only costs
dollar and excursionists will leave
Wilmington at 8 A. NJ, Los Angeles at
9,l5 and return ut 3:45 p. NJ. from Los
Nietos.
Fisher has returned from San Fran
cisco and brought with him a greater
stock of goods than the space devoted
to locals will permit us to describe.
But he describes them himself in an
other part of this paper, and special at
Rtention is called to his new announce
ment. Read what he has to say.
B. w. Conry, Court House Marshal,
and an old journalist and correspond
ent, leaves Los Angeles tomorrow on
q prolonged visit to Temescal, to re-
cruit his health which has been failing
for long time. We trust he will rap
idly regain it and come back complete
ly restored to health.
Kelly and wife We're arrested yester-
day on charge of arson. Hartlee
expects to prove that they set fire to
the house maliciously, and 1t is re-
ported that saturated rags, camphine,
oil etc., were found in the house near
where the fire originated. The suspi-
cion, that arson was intended arises
from the fact that Kelly had insured
isplace for $500 in the Liverpool Lon
don and Globe, and effected further
insurance for like sum with the
State Investment, without giving no.
tice to the first named company.
Should arson be proved against either
man or wife, it will probably go very
hard with, them.