Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-15
LOCAL BREVITIlcS.

Remember, tie circus will be here
Friday.
Passengers for San Francisco by the
steamer Mohongo will take the p. NJ.
train to-day.
The Los Angeles will sail for Santa
Barbara and San Francisco on Satur-
day, July 18th.
The steamer Constantine from San
Diego and way ports arrived at san
Francisco yesterday morning.
The case of the people VS.. Jaime Fer
nandel, trial for murder, will come UP
in the District Court tomorrow.
Mr., G. Phillips of Spadra made an
other shipment of wool to the city yes
terday, aggregating fifteen thousand
pounds.
The case of Jose Lopez VS.. Fernando
Dominguez, on charge of embeZZle-
ment, occupied the attention of JUS
tice Gray's Court yesterday after
noon.
The firm which lately made the eX-
tensive purchase of sheep here is r. n.
Roth & Co., of our city, and not the
firm of Roth q Co. of San Francisco,
IS stated yesterday.
The Good Templars of this city paid
q friendly visit to Minnehaha Lodge,
at Gallatin, yesterday afternoon. They
chartered q special ear and left the
city at 4:30 in the afternoon, returning
late in the evening.
Efforts are making to get up fire.
mans ball for the benefit of the
ThirtyEights. The company is de-
serving of some hearty assistance
from our citizens in q financial way
NJ d we trust that the ball will be given
and meet the success which it merits.
The Board of Equalization of this
county will be in session to day to
hear complaints in reference to the as
sessments. Representatives of the
Changers Will be present to look after
the rights of the people whom they
represent. An interesting session is
expected.
Della Terry yesterday brought an
action before Justice TraffOrd against
i. S. Cohn for assault and battery. Il
was alleged that Cohn took the plain
tiff by the arm and shook her. He
was found guilty of the charge, and
sentence will be pronounced this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
A suit has been commenced against
Mr.. Hewitt, to recover damages for
the Overturning of n wagon load of
eggs some time ago, by a hack belong
ing to that gentleman. The man who
did the mischief by his careless driv-
ing has left the city, but the owner of
the vehicle is held responsible for the
damage.
The case of the people VS.. Wiley
McNair on the charge of committing
rape at the Monte about five years
ago was before the County Court yes
terday. Three venires were exhaust
ed without procuring a jury, and
fourth venir was ordered returnable
Mt o'clock yesterday evening. The
case will be brought up again to-day.
Mr.. George Milliker, the owner of
our city ice works, was thrown from
his buggy yesterday morning, and
had his leg broken. Dir. ochorb was
called in and set the leg, which was
broken between the knee and ankle.
The wound is painful, but we hope it
will soon heal. Mr.. Milliken is one
OF our best and most useful citizens,
and he has the sympathy Of all who
know him.
Soc Murphy will be here next week,
and will commence q series of enter
tainments at Turner's Hall on Monday
evening. There's fun ahead. Murphy
rnl his troupe are unsurpassed in their
Irish, Dutch, negro and Chinese COM
edy. Besides Murphy, the company
consists of the following popular ar
lists: Mr. f. B. Marden, Mr.. l.. Bel
mour, Mr.. Wilkes, Mr.. Osborn, Mr..
X. Williams, Miss Fanny Young, Miss
Mollie Raynor, Miss Annie awrence,
Miss Mary Ing Ills, Miss Ella Turner
Mr.. Brodrick has received ins true
tions from the headquarters of the
State Investment and Insurance Com
pany, which he represents, to proceed
ut once to an adjustment of the losses
incurred by the burning of the Also
Mills. He will follow his instructions
as soon as representative of the
Hamburg and Bremen Company ar
rives for like mission. The state
Investment is always found prompt
and reliable in settling losses covered
by its policies.
The steamer Los Angeles left San
Francisco yesterday morning with the
following list of passengers for San
Pedro: Mrs. Casper, Miss Miguel, II.
T.. Binford and family, VIM. NJ.
McCaskill and wife, p. +. Lucarta,
Simon Goldbaum, Mr.. Thomas, Mr..
Gibbons, J. Grant, J. X. Fr1nk, c. f.
Coe, James Bastheim, J. S. Bright,
J. II. Lauftus and wife, Il. b. Dyke,
S A. Wood, NJ. Riley, II. f. Green
and wife, ID. L. Jester, Geo. Spoon,
Louis M. Price, p Davis and boy, /.
M. Eshelmau, Thos. Moore, II. w.
BILLS VIM. Grffiths, Tbos. Coons.
1t will be remembered that Professor
Denton's course of scientific lectures
commences at Grange Hall this even
ing. The course will comprise the fol-
lowing subjects: Lecture lst, "The
World Before Life" This lecture
treats of volcanoes and earthquakes.
Lecture I'd, "The Formation of Metal
lie Veins. Life in it's Early Forms,
from the Radiate to the Reptile"
Lecture Sd, "The Coal Period and the
Worlds Tenants at the Time" Lee
ture 4tl, "The Age of Reptiles" Lee
ture 5th, "The Tertiary Period and it's
Mammals" Lecture 9th, "Ehe HUI
man Period, and Present Geological
Changes" Professor Denton is one of
the most popular lecturers on these
subjects in the country, and we be-
speak for him full houses here as else
where.
Chamber Of Commerce.
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