Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-10-06
LOCAL BREVITTES.

hotel last evening by piepenberg's
band.
Mr.. Beaudry announces himself as
q candidate for Mayor,at the approach
ing municipal election
The exports from the Los Nietos
depot yesterday were, 2l0 sacks
barley and lGl sacks rye
Gaines, the party arrested for ma.
liciously killing n neighbor's horse,
was tried before Justice Gray yestcr-
day.
Juan Felipe, convicted OF burglary,
was sentenced to one year in the state
Prison by Judge O'Mclveney ycSter-
day.
Bias Robles, indicted for grand lar
ceny, was discharged in the County
Court yesterday morning on motion
of the District Attorney.
a shell sleve-button, inlaid with
silver, was found on the street yestcr-
day. The owner can recover the prop
erty by calling at the City Marshal's
office.
Five ear loads of machinery passed
through the city yesterday in transit
to Holcomb Valley for the Silver Hill
Mining Company. We understand
that it is for Il fortystamp mill TO be
erected at that place.
We regl ct to announce the death of
the wife of Mr.. John Miner, which 0c-
cured last Sunday. Mrs. Miners
health had been much impaired for
some time and over cXertions in TAX
ing care OF her children who were re-
Gently attacked by scarlet fever,
brought on the fatal result.
a pleasa mt surprise party was held
at the residence of Mr.. G. T.. White
last evening in honor of the birth
days of the Misses Nellie and Mamie
White which with Il somewhat singu-
lar coincidence occur on the same
day; the elder heing-Perhaps how
ever, we are not atliberty TO mention
ages.
Jose, an Indian, while eating break
fast at Moores Restaurant, Sunday
morning, suddenly fell over from his
chair and expired. Coroner Richard
of the body, and found that he died
from congestion of the heart He was
80 years. Of age.
Mr. Kaiser's distribution of oil paint.
ings will take plack at 10 O'Clock this
morning nj the store room, corner Re
quena and Los Angeles streets. Some
forty elegant paintings will be
awarded, we believe, if all the four
hundred chances proposed are sold.
The Jewish Congregation held
meeting last Sunday evening at the
Synagogue and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, /. w. Hellman; Nice-Pres-
ident, Joseph NeWmarl; Secretary,
II. Fleishman; Treasurer, T.. Meyer
Trustees, Samuel Prayer, T.. Green
baum and +. Layenthal.
The agent of MarshaIl's japanese
Troupe now playing in san Diego to
crowded houses, informs us that his
company will he in Los Angeles next
week and will treat us to a series OF
performances. The Japs seem to be
very popular wherever they go, and
no doubt will prove so here.
Dr. Heinzeman is the last reported
happy father. People who visit the
Doctors drugstore should look out
lest they are served with bottle of
Madam Winslow's, or a decoctien of
hair-oil or n toothbrush, instead of
their physicians prescriptions. The
doctor is not responsible for what he
does.
Messrs. Samuel Brager +. NJ, and
Sam. Foy, w. NJ, of Los Angeles
Lodge, No. ~, +. x A. NJ, and Doctor
Reson, of Phmnix Lodge No. 122, left
yesterday. morning by the Telegraph
Stage Line to attend the tWenty-third
annual communication of the Grand
Lodge of f. Il A. NJ of the1 State of
California, which will meet on the
18th of this month at the Masonic Tenn
pie, San Francisco.
Mr.. j. T.. Beaudry, Brother Of our
Townsman Mr.. p. Beaudry arrived in
this city yesterday from his home in
Canada, to short visit to his brothers
Prudent and Victor. Before leaving
the Statehe will visit the celebrated
CerrO GOrdo Mine of which Mr.. Victor
Beaudry is one-half owner. Mr.. j.
l.. Beaudfyis appointment official in
the Dominion of Capada.. He was
elected Mayor oftlte city Of Montreal
for four consecutive terms and is one
of the leading men Of the country,
both in wealth and Influence
The Secretary of the Castac Placer
Mining Company is sending up an
other force OF, several hands to-day.
They go in qaick succession; he sent
quite number out last week. All
the hands are working for stock. The
most of them have examined the
mines aud prefer to take stock rather
than money for their labor. Col. r.
NJ. Williams, the President of the
Company, returned from Humboldt
Yesterday, and will give this enter
prise his attention in future. He is a
Stirring man with experience ard
ability, and having n good thing in
his hands, we expect TO see it panning
out very soon.
Mr. A. ). Davidson, one of our most
successful bee men has just received
from the East. another lot of Italian
queen bees which have been added to
his already extensive stock. He now
has twelve stands of the. improved
breed, which are sthel best known.
Eftv workers or more are required