Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-23
gos Anstlss Aerala.
THURSDAY, MARCH %, 1876
LOCAL BREVITIES.


ern people in the city.
Hotel men report that business is
improving.
The City Dads meet this afternoon
to legislate.
See the samples of Alden dried fruit
in Preuss' drug store.
1t rained in the mountains Tuesday
night.
A furnished room on San Pedro
street near first is advertised to let.
The sprinkler was at work yester-
lay. None to early.
The pay car started out for the Tun-
mel yesterday.
Mr.. j. L. McAl lister left for Ana
Daily and Weekly HERALD.
The San Pedro road has been ex-
tended up Sanchez street to the rear of
the Pico House.
Major Tyus of the Santa Monica
Club House is registered at the Grand
Central.
The surveying party of the South
ern Pacific Railroad has reached Fort
Yuma.
Joseph Rutger, proprietor of the
Five-cent Saloon will be tried to-day
for keeping disorderly house.
The Park races set for the lst of
April have been postponed to about
tie 10Th of that month.
More artisan wells are going down
in Artisia. Another lot of well pipe was
shipped from the depot yesterday.
Burkhardt OF the New York bakery
will come out in few days with all
the agony. 1t is fine new delivery
wagon manufactured by L. Roeder.
There was little set-to between two
we'll known citizens in front of the
Court House yesterday. No great
damage done and no arrests.
The employees of the Southern Pa
cific Road will be gladdened all along
the line this week. The pay Car will
be in Los Angeles about Saturday.
Put away your silver spoons and
valuables. A man with an auger
may come fooling around your back
door.
Drs. Brooke & Mckee have dis
solved partnership. DR.. Mckee will
nr rnte
ranco building for time.
Mr.. A. G. Mappa, formerly Reve-
nue. Collector at this place, has been
arrested in San Francisco charged
with defrauding the Government.
The commissioners on the widen
ing of San Fernando street will make
an inspection of the premises next
Friday morning at IL O'Clock.
An assessment of eight per cent. has
been levied on the capital stock of the
Brooklyn Land and Building Company
payable within thirty days.
The Grange House on New Los An
geles street near First is filled with
guests. 1t is convenient and COM
Portable lodging house, and the terms
are reasonable.
Col. J. H. Wood, manager Of the
Palace Opera House, in San Francis
co, paid the HERALD office visit yes
terday. The Colonel promises to ap-
pear here again soon with a first class
company.
Ex-City Treasurer Mellus is in town.
What is left of the city funds from the
wreck of Temple & Workman's Bank
will probably be transferred to the
new City Treasurer now, and the issue
between the Council and the bonds
men of Mr.. Mellus will be opened.
Our readers may look for a double
column advertisement of the Messrs.
Butler & Severance In to-morr0w's
paper. This firm is fitted to lead the
real estate business of Los Angeles in
a great measure. They combine ex-
perience, energy and capital and there
fore have every requisite of success.
We wish them we'll in the new enter
prise.
The case of Dalton VS.. Tiffany came
up in the District Court yesterday,
and the plaintiffmoved that the suit
be dismissed without prejudice. The
motion will be argued to day. 1t will
be remembered that this is test suit
involving the title to large amount
of property below Turn-Verein Hall.
This action looks decidedly like a
backing out on the part of the instiga-
tors of the suit.
Some Cinnamon from Anaheim were
before Justice Trafford yesterday un-
dergoing preliminary trial to ho d
to bail on a charge of conspiracy. The
case has created considerable excite
ment in Anaheim. 1t is claimed that
one Gee Wo was falsely arrested and
imprisoned on the charge of burglary
preferred by Hen Lee and All Kong,
while these last named individuals
were the real burglars. The prosecu-
ton is in the hands of Mr.. Charles FL
lis.
We noted few days ago the arrest
of Mr.. Frank P. Katz, well known in
this city, on a charge of embezzle-
ment. We stated at the time that the
affair was only piece of spite work,
and thus it has turned out. A private
dispatch received yesterday an
nounced the dismissal of the suit.
The many friends of Mr.. Katz will be
pleased to learn that his honor has
been fully vindicated.
The Anaheim Gazette says: A
gentleman of this place called upon
us last night and made the startling