Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-22
LOCAL BREVITIES

terday admitted to citizenship.
There are kilograms at the office for
II. l.. Garfield and James A. Smith.
Judge Lindley returned to the city
last Sunday from San Francisco.
The Senator will sail for San Fran
cisco to = morrow. Passengers will
leave the depot at 4 p. NJ.
Remember the Good Templars social
tomorrow night. 1t will be most
enjoyable affair
Lambert, alias Edwards, convicted
of manslaughter, was yesterday sem
fenced in the District Court to term
of five years to the State Prison.
There will be meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Mutual Aid Association
at the Secretary's office to-day at
p. NJ.
Los Angeles Chapter No. 33, r. A.
M, will hold "a special convocation on
Wednesday evening, September 23d,
at half-past seven o'clock for work.
The attention of our readers is di-
rected to the advertisement of Page e.
GravePs carriage manufactory, ap-
pearing this morning.
Mr.. G. B. Sanguneti will leave for
San Francisco to- morrow, thence going
to Italy, his native country. He will
be abroad year or more and contem-
plates an extended trip through Eu-
rope.
Francisco Lared entered complaint
before Justice Trafford yesterday
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and battery committed last Saturday.
"If women will vote they ought to
fight" and rice uersd. Give them the
ballot.
Edward MULES and another party
facetiously termed John Doe, are in
trouble. They stole saddle, bride
and blanket all worth about $15, and
now there is gentleman looking
around for q chance to read q paper to
them.
Thomas Watson was knocked
down yesterday by saloon-keep-
er on Los Angeles street, whose
name he failed to report. Thomas
had been imbibing quite freely, but
he said he did not merit any such un-
complimentary treatment.
Our Jewish citizens commemorated
the Day of Atonement yesterday.
Their places of business were all closed
from sunset on Sunday to the same
time last evening. Services were held
in the Synagogue from seven A. NJ. to
to six P. NJ, during which time as we'll
as the remainder Of the twenty-four
hours the congregation partook Of
neither food or drink.
John Brown, the party convicted Of
stealing hides at Wilmington recently,
was yesterday sentenced to three years
in the State Prison. In due course of
time he may there have an opportu-
nifty of working up his stolen hides
into shoes for honest people, and his
soles will still go marching on.
a party consisting of DR.. Russell,
Officer Hartlee, Mr.. Foley of the HER
AID, Messrs. Brown, George Dakin,
Wolf, Thompson and five or six others
took pasear and hunt in the vicinity
of San Fernando leaving the city last
Saturday and returning Sunday even
ing. They report q jolly time and
plenty of game. One gentleman
forty-eight, besides rabbits and other
game.
The Mountain View Petroleum Min
ing Company held a meeting yester-
day at their office in Downey Block
and concluded to send East for ma
chinery and commence operations on
their claim near San Fernando as
soon as possible. The company is
composed of John G. Downey, /. w.
Hellman, o. w. Childs, j. S. Thomp-
son, S. f. Clark and John Dunn. In
the hands of such men the success of
the enterprise is already assured so far
as capital, experience and enterprise
go to make it.
The great land sale comes off at
Downey City to-day. Some sixteen
blocks will be offered at auc-
ton, in lots ranging from % to 20 feet
front, and also many beautiful resi-
dence lots from one and half to two
acres in size. The property is all de-
sirably located and in few years will
become very valuable. An excursion
train will be run for the accommoda-
ton of those wishing to visit the place
from Los Angeles. The train leaves
the depot at lO:l5 this morning and re-
turns at 5:15 p. NJ. Fare for the round
trip so cents.
The funeral of Hannah Dickinson,
one of the pupils in the Sisters'School,
took place yesterday at lQA. NJ. She
was general favorite in the school
and girl of the most attractive per-
son and disposition, possessing as well
an intellect quick and versatile. She
was about fifteen years of age, and OF
good family, her father having been
United States Consul at Nicaragua
for eight years. About three weeks
ago she was taken with the measels
and after recovering from severe
siege relapsed into congestion of the
heart and lungs, and died last Satur'
day,
The open-air and church services in
Eaglish and Chinese, held by the Rev
John Francis and his Chinese assist
ant, Lee Key, at Temple Block, Chi
nese town and Spring street Baptist
Church last Sunday were well attend
ed, and although the congregations a
the out door meetings represented
many nations, there was marked at
tention and much interest manifested
The Baptist Church service was unus
ually solemn and impressive, closin!
with an appeal from the Pastor, DR.
Hobbs, of much warmth and earnest
ness. The Doctor also gave motto
that conference meeting would b
held at his residence on Alamed
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