Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-15
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Council this afternoon.

Aho fIsulIu cACuIsIOIIsLS Telu
home to-day.
A false alarm of fire was sounded
between ten and eleven O'Clock last
night.
Mr.. Frankel, of Franktl Brothers
Downey, says the corn crop this
year will be immense.
The public schools of Anareim
re-opened last Monday with one
hundred and fifty-one scholars.
A front room on Spring street,
suitable for milliner, is offered
for rent in our New To-day.
Peterson, who killed boy in San
Gorgonio Pass a few months ago,
is to be hanged at San Bernardino
tomorrow.
An excursion from Yuma tc
Santa Monica is projected. 1t is
proposed to sell sixty tickets at $40
each, which are to be good for five
days.
Judge Thomas Fl. Smith proposes
to treat himself to run in San
Francisco, taking advantage of
Hewitts excursion.
Los Angeles residents re. istered
at San Francisco hotels on the 18th:
l.. J. Rose, J. d. Dunlap, Palace; M,
c. Booth, Cosmopolitan.
The decision of the City Judge in
the case of II. Lazarovitch against
V. WoIfenstein, for assault and
battery, will be rendered to-day.
The loser of parce! containing
ladies' hose and a bottle of "E,u de
Lys," can recover the same by ap.
plying to Charles Zulapf, at
Browns restaurant.
Yesterday evening man swore
out a warrant for the arrert of a
woman for beating his son, small
child. She will be examined be-
fore Judge Peel this morning.
In Judge Peeps Court yesterday,
Joshua Hewitt, the hackman, was
fined $5 for overcharging passan-
ger, and simple drunk was sent
to the ehain gang for five days.
Considering the large number OF
teams conveying grain to ware
house now, it would be we'll for the
Street Superintendent and Zlnjero
to look to our thoroughfares.
The members of Park Hose Com.
pany No. are requested TO meet
at the Thirty Eigh is engine house
at 1880 O'clock this evening, to re.
ceive their hose carriage.
Work at the Los Angeles oil we'll
Sespe District, which has been sus-
pended for the past four weeks to
repair machinery, was resumed or
Tuesday last and will be pushed
vigorously.
Mrs. Olga Wolfenstein yesterday
afternoon filed complaint il
Judge PeePs Court charging hel
husband, V. Wolfensteiu, with as
sault and battery. The case will
be heard at nine o'clock this morn
ing.
Quite number of captains o
vessels in San Francisco desire tc
load cargoes at Wilmington OF
Santa Monica. We now have t
capital opportunity to inaugurste
grain shipments direct to New
York or Europe if we desire to EN-
brace 1t.
Building was never 20 active II
Los Angeles county as now. The
Baker Block Is rapidly approach
ing its finishing touches, the
Hellman Block has made lightning
progress and the buildings OF th,
Messrs. J. @. DOwney and Mattel,
show signs of rapid headway.
The Anaheim Gazette of the 14tl
says: A visit to tie tannery yester
day found Mr.. Anderson and tn,
carpenters busy at work fitting vi
the place. 1t is expected to com
mence the actual work of tannin
on the first Of next week.
The st. Helena Star says: One O
our prominent wine-makers ha
commenced buying grapes at th,
following rates: Reisling an,
Zinfiudel, $50 per ton; Chassels
and Black Malvoisie, SIS; other fol
eign grapes sic; Mission, $l2.
We were pleased to meet yes,el
day Mr.. John D. Graham, a gel
tIeman who Is interested in til
development Of the mining inter
ests of Arizona, and who is u min
ing expert of some reputation
Col. Graham is en- route to Arizon
and is at present stopping at tn
st. Charles Hotel.
There Is to be a German at th
"City by the Sea" tonight, an
the gildei youth of the Orang
city will HE them in large nun
bers TO the verge of old ocean,
speak love To eyes that Will loo
love again. TO put the matt,
more presaically, Conductor Rec
will be busy punching tickets {,
day.