Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-13
LOCAL BR ES.

registered OF yesterday.
A dry goods clerk who speaks
Spanish is advertised for In our
New To- Day.
Mr.. Charles II. johnson returned
from three weeks trip to Sar
Francisco, Sunday.
Mr.. Tom StackpoIe left yesterday
per steamer Senator on u business
visit to San Francisco.
Mr.. Richard Garvey, Receiver
in the Temple & Workman estate,
returned to the city yesterday.
Mr.. E. J. Baldwin, of the Santa
Anita rancho, was among yester.
days overland passengers from
San Francisco.
Don Il. P. Foster occupies rooms
at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco
In which city lie spends the greater
part of the year.
A party Of surveyors arrived
from Sonoma county on Saturday
to make survey of the Azusa
rancho, preparatory to its subdivl-
sion.
Major Frank GanahI, who has
been acting as one Of the counsel
for the prosecution of the More
murderers at Ventura, got home on
Sunday.
Mr.. Sawyer, Of East Los Angeles,
a gentleman who has extensive
property interests in this county,
Is In the counting office of Roman
Il Co., San Francisco
The cars of the Sixth street al
East Los Angeles Railway will run
one way by the new track returning
by the old, thus obviating the ue-
cessity for wait ut the Upper
Main street switch.
There are now on storage at
Naud's warehouse. fifty thousand
sacks of barley. 1t Is coming in a t
the rate of two thousand sacks per
day. Only a small percentage OF
the crop is yet threshed.
Mr.. Luis Wolfskill i, al the
Palace Hotel, San Francisco. He
ls completing the details of the
sale of the Dalton ranch in the
Azusa to a colony of practical
farmers from SonOma county.
Mr.. L. w. Thatcher Sunday re.
turned from three weeks paseo
which embraced Sacramento, Red
Bluff and other cities. He reports
that Los A angeles is as lively as
any portion of the State visited by
him.
We have been favored with com.
plimentary tickets TO the hop at
Union Hall tonight in honor of
our Visalia visitors. 1t will un.
doubtedly be very pleasant affair
as nothing has been left uudone by
the management to assure all who
attend u good time.
Among the additional subscribers
to the stock Of the Home Industrial
Aid Association we notice the
names of Messrs. ]. A. Moerenhaut
French ConsuD, 1. r. Dunkel.
berger, H. X. w. Bent, S. B. Gas
well, ]. w. Stump, Judge Peel and
Dotter & Rradlev.,
We have received an invitatio u
to be present at the "Bar Mitzvah''
of Master Manuel Cohn, son of Mr..
I. Cohn, which takes place at the
Synagogue, Fort street, on Satur'
day, August 18th, at 10 A. NJ. Re.
ceptiOn at residence, pol Spring
street, from q to 6P. NJ.
BY notice in our New To-Day i,
will be seen that IN Getting of the
stockholders in the Home Indus
trial Aid Association has beer
called at the County Court room OF
wednesday evening, at u O'Clock
for the election of incorporation.
and Trustees. A full meeting Is de-
sired.
Capt. A. II. Wilcon and Mr.. A,
E. Horton, both of San Diego, ant
the latter the founder Of that towr
of "great expectations" were en-
countered by the editor OF this pa
per in San Francisco Saturday
Hope deferred In Texas Pacific
matters has not made Horton sick
for we never saw him looking bet
ter.
Mr.. ]. M. Griffith, wife ant
daughter returned Sunday from a
three weeks trip 10 San Francisco
and the up country. Mr.. Griffith
left couple Of hIs boys at San
Mateo, and then, with his family,
visited most of the attractive re.
giOns within easy reach of Sau
Francisco, including the Big Trees
His paseo embraced just thret
weeks.
Capt. George A. Johnson, Dor
Marco Forster aud Don Panchc
Pico are in Los Angeles, at the st
Charles. The two last hall from
the debatable ground between Lo.
Angeles and San Diego, while til,
former gentleman, though resid
ing at Pefiasquitas, San Diego
county, belongs practically to the
whole State, whose interests Es
has largely assisted to foster.