Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-11-06
Los ANGELES TEMPERATURE.
LOCAL BREyITIES.


Rain commenced to fall at half past
9 O'clock last night. t
The Council had an unusually
stormy session yesterday. E
The Lyceum meets tonight to de-
bate the question of capital punish
ment. tl,
w. II. Ham was tried in the County
Court yesterday and convicted of
assault. II s
The Orizaba sailed yesterday for
San Francisco with u full list of pas
sengers and 1872 tons Of freight
Gay is TO be enjoined to prevent
him from continuing work on the
Main street sewer. aI.. u4 F
The schooner Elnorah, Captain Lass,
arrived at Wilmington Wednesday
afternoon, six days from San Fran
cisco, with railroad ties. p
Mr.. o. Chapman, who has been APP
pointed to take charge of the Verde
Indian Reservation, Arizona, arrived
Oh the Orizaba and has gone on to
Prescott.
Los Angeles Lodge No. AZ, Il. IL A.
81. will meet tonight for work in the
second degree. Pentalpo Lodge No.
2O2 and all Master Masons in good
standing are cordially invited.
Our stock of fancy goods unexcelled,
l.. 1 - Il 49,
tition. Come and see them at the
"Identical," SO Main street, Perry &
Riley Block. 'ua \
Among the cardinal truths which
you lay up for your guidance through
life, you should never lose sight of the
fact that Goldsmith keeps the best
imported cigars in the city. .aea 5ol
For smokers articles, such rs brier
pipes, meerciiaum pipes, meerchaum
cigar holders, etc. etc. etc, to see the
best and largest assortment in the city
go 10 the "Identical,o 3S Main street,
Perry & Riley Block.
Mr.. A. h. Gunnison, general agent
of the Commercial Insurance Com
pany, is in the city. He visits us for
the purpose of appointing u
local agent, and OF making other ar
rangements in connection with the
business OF his company in this city.
The Mutual Aid Association re-
ceived nineteen applications for mem
bership yesterday, among which was
the application of J. w. A. Wright,
Lecturer Of the State Grange, who
recognizes in the workings of this As
sociation the true principles of coop
eratioh. p E9S .36m9lg52 10 VE1 dfol
An injunction has been issued to
restrain the Spring and Sixth Street
KailrOad from running their cars over
the track on the extension North of
the Pico House, until the road-bed is
made to conform to the natural grade
of the street. The case will come up
for hearing next Tuesday.
Mr.. Allen Wilcox, the inventor and
manufacturer of the Wilcox Litter,
left by the OriZaba for San Francisco
Yesterday. He will return in about
five weeks, bringing his family, and
will then open u machine shop in this
place for the manufacture of his popu-
lar machine. ta,H .ssa
Mr.. NJ. +. Quinn, citizen of Eel
Monte, who has just returned from
Panamint, informs us that Jones &
Stewart have concluded the purchase
of Jacobs Wonder Mine from II. c..
Jacobs, for the handsome figure of
SI55,0 900. This will leave all the mines
of Importance in the district III the
hands OF these two capitalists. sd
The Spring Street Railraod earned
two and three-quarter per cent. on its
capital stock last month, and its busi-
ness is steadily increasing from month
to month. This is an important fact
and one which the owners of the Main
Street Railroad franchise should heed.
The last named road will pay as well
as the Spring Street road and its pro-
jectors should lose no time in getting
it in operation. e.tl l.r.
Suit was commenced yesterday by
j. Tobias to recover $4,000 damages
from Askin & Hewitt, for injuries
which he recently received by being
run over by one of the hacks belong
ing to that firm. 1t will be remem-
bered that the accident occurred on
Commercial street and was chargea-
bie to the carelessness of the driver.
Tobias was knocked down by the pole
of the hack, then trampled on by the
horses, aud finally run over by two
wheels of the vehicle. His Injuries
were very severe.