Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-01
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

hOoerI GalneS was placed unCer ar
rest yesterday for maliciously shooting
neighbor's horse.
The celebrated saddle horse Buceph-
alous, will be raffled off at Williams
& Rogers Palace saloon this evening.
Jacob Fluschman,a q native of Austria,
was admitted to citizenship in the
District Court yesterday.
B. +. Hartlec announces himself
this morning a candidate for the office
Of City Marshal at the approaching
election.
Two engine boilers passed through
the city yesterday, consigned to the
Gold Hill Gold Mining Company, Hol-
comb Valley.
Remember the German dramatic
performance and ball to come off at
'rurn-Verein Hall next Saturday
evening.
The schooner Emily Schroeder sailed
yesterday afternoon from Wilmington
10 San Francisco via Wynema for II
loaG of grain.
Complaint was entered by Mr.. AS
kin in Justice Gray's Court yesterday
against Geo. Baker, for assault and
battery.
A warrant was issucd yesterday for
the arrest Of Alberto Rodriguez on a
charge OF Wiifully running his wagon
into the buggy of Oscar Macy Il Co.
The first lot Of railroad iron received
for the Anaheim Branch road, consist
ing of three carloads, was taken to
Los Nietos yesterday; also one car of
merchandise.
Professor Havcl received dispatch
yesterday informing him that the Hal
let, Davis * Co, square, grand and up
right piano took the first prize at the
state Fair.
\ subscriber 10 the DAILY HERALD
Mt Compton writes us that he fails to
get his paper one or two days of each
week. An explanation is in order,
Gir. Postmaster at Compton.
y man named Mr.. Garrin was shot
fn Che foot yesterday at Los Nietos by
Tire accidental discharge of navy re-
N0lvey in the hands Of VIM. Hutchin-
son.
Another wife beating case was
brought to light yesterday by Mrs.
Catherine Tromper who lodged a COM
plaint before Justice Gray against her
husband, Valentine Tromper, for AS
aaUlt and battery.
The Western Union Telegraph Co.,
noW have their coast line completed
10 san Francisco via Santa Barbara,
San Luis Obispo and Gilroy. This
gives us two complete lines of tele-
graphic communication with the upper
country.
DR.. Lucky, superintendent Of our
city schools has received an order
to forward five school teachers to San
Bernardino county-salary fifty dol
lars per month. The Doctor has not the
material on hand and hence this no
tice.
Dewey KimbaIl i, Co., yesterday
sold 70 Judge Brunaon three elegant
oil paintings of large size, from Chas.
Eaisers collection now on exhibition
at their sales rooms. The paintings
were the "Nine Muses." "Susana
and the Elders" and Venus and the
prices paid for them were up in the
hundreds.
3Ir McLcran informs us that water
is NOW flowing through the street
pipes Of San Fernando. 1t is brought
from flowing springs near the depot,
elevated into q large tank or reservoir
aud thence distributed. With good
supply of water now, san Fernando
will begin to put Oh airs, and the
next thing will be a Commoa Council.
The Board OF Directors of the Mutu-
al Aid Association met yesterday at
the Secretary's Office and Il large
number of members admitted to the
benefits of the association. The re-
neipts from new members during this
Dast month are much larger than
those OF any previous month since the
incorporation of the association, reach
ing 1888. Friday witnesses the close
of The first fiscal year and dividend
OF the interest money will be made
and placed to the credit of the MEM
bers. Financially this association
stands better than any association of
the kind ever established on this coast
at the same age--ten months.
The surveying party for the Inde-
pcndence road, consisting of Engineer
Crawford and Col. Moore, returned to
the city last week after about weeks
absence, in which they examined the
Tejunga canon to ascertain the practi-
cability for railroad pass. They
concluded that II road can be
carried through by that route, and it
is only a question of economical con-
sideration whether it ought to be
adopted. 1t is believed, however, that
there are still better passages than the
Tejunga, over the Sierra Madre into
the Moave Plains. Mr.. Crawford
will doubtless make an official report
on the subject of this expedition, when
we shall know farther about its rela-
tive value, as compared with other
roads.
Mr.P. Philip has associated with him.
self in business Mr.. w. A. Matthews,
for long time the receiving clerk of
the Southern Pacific Railroad at this
olaea. The new firm will do real es-
tate and general commission and in
surance business. They will attend to
the renting of houses, sale of property,
collection and loaning of money, as
well as the purchase OF all kinds OF
country produce; also, representing
the Transatlantic Fire Insurance Com