Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-02-02
LOCAL 8REvITIEs.

be finished within two weeks.
Freight is now being received and
discharged regularly at Anaheim.
A little child of Conductor House
Is lyin g dangerously i'll with scarle-
tina.
The Court calendar for the Februa-
ry term was called in the District
Court yesterday.
VIM. Bennett, former watchman
at the railroad depot, died of con-
sumption yesterday afternoon.
Our calaboose business is increasing
so rapidly that an assistant jailor is
required
Yesterday was diversified by clouds
and sunshine with an occasional
sprinkle of rain.
Mr.. Dan Bell, one of the big guns Of
Panamint, is expected to arrive in
the city to-day.
The finder of bunch of keys on
small pocket chain will please leave
the same at Lewin's bookstore.
Mr.. Potts, our County Clerk, is again
confined to his bed with infiammatory
rheumatism.
Three couples were made happy by
Judge Sepulveda yesterday. They got
their divorces.
Mrs. Flora Cohen has been cOnsti-
tuted sole trader and now proposes to
do business on her own hook.
An excursion train leaves the depot
this morning for Spadra to convey
visitors and stockholders to the sale of
Cncamongo Homestead property.
a water tank is being built by the
railroad company at Cucamongo, on
the line of the new extension to San
Bernar,linO.
ID. Il. Kingery, of Scott Valley, and
several of his nelghbors, are "doing"
Los Angeles valley with view of
purchasing farms.
Mr.. Matthews has secured subscrip-
tion to the stock of the Los Angeles
and Independence Railroad amount
ing to $4,000.
We are glad to learn that PanchO
CorOnel, who has been confined to his
bed for the past two months, with an
affection of the heart, is now growing
convalescent.
Judge Brunson returned to the city
from San Francisco yesterday. He
came by the overland route and re-
ports very rough trip. He was COM
PEELED to walk about twelve miles of
the distance.
Mr.. M. g. Baker informs us that he
has discovered the art of cOloring gold
plating to any desired shade, all from
the same solution. This is gordian
knot which gold workers lave failed
to unite for long time.
One hundred and seventeen men
have been employed by the railroad
company to work OIL the San Bernar-
dino extension, and will leave for
Spadra to-day. The force will be in
creased to 200, so that employment
may yet be secured by considerable
number. Application should be made
at the United States Hotel.
Charles Bird and Daniel Loury, the
two States Prison birds who were inn
plicated in the robbery of house on
Los Angeles street last week were
found guilty of house breaking yester-
day. Sentence will be passed next
Monday, when the men will doubtless
be commended to their former field of
usefulness.
The wife of the proprietor of the
Italian restaurant on Los Angeles
street is to be arraigned before Justice
Trafford to-day, on the charge of steal
ing four rings from one of her board
ers. There are several charges and
counter charges to be preferred, and
the case will be rather interesting and
amusing.
The Anaheim Gazette of the 30th
Instant says: We learn with regret
that it Is the intention of Henry
Clarke, ESQ.,, to remove his law office
to Los Angeles. During his residence
in Anaheim, Mr.. Clarke has made for
himself q. host of warm persona.
friends, and we com mend him to those
of Los Angeles with whom our word
bears weight, as thorough gentleman
and talented and promising young
lawyer.
All Hoy and Tong Sin, the Celestials
who attempted to rob a Chinawoman
in junk-shop last Saturday night,
were arraigned before Judge Gray
yesterday and fined the costs of suit.
The Judge said he imposed the fines, not
that the men were proven guilty, for 1t
is almost impossible to prove anything
against Chinaman, but because they
lied about the matter. Served them
right.
A lad about niue years ofage, named
David Bush, was accidentally shot
and killed near Santa Ana on Satur-
day last. The boy and his uncle were
herding sheep and, in the meantime,
amusing themselves by shooting at
ground owls. While the boy was Dig
ging a bullet from bank into which
it had been fired, the revolver in the
hands of his uncle was discharged,
lodging the ball in the boys heart and
killing him instantly.
Our young friend Frank Gibson, who
has been long and favorably known as
chief clerk of the Postoffice, left yes
terday for an absence of several
months. He goes to the southern part