Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-30
Local. BI2EVII'IE S

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John Moriarty, u native of Ire
land, was naturalized in the County
Court yesterday.
Onstott. of the Nevada poultry
market, is fully established in his
new quarters, No. 81 Spring street.
Match game of base bali between
the Dauntless and Nameless clubs
at Boyle Heights, at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Lieut.. General Kearney and Mr..
Wellock, two of the San Francisco
agitator', can be seen at the I'm :
portant clothing store, Central
Block, Spring street, to-day.
Los Angeles residents registered
at San Francisco hotels on the
2Sth: II. Susskind, Palace; F. A.
SchellIng. Cosmopolitan; J. J.
Rand, Grand; 7. G. Smith, Inter-
national.
A complaint was filed in Judge
PeePs Court yesterday against NJ.
G.. Santa Cruz for violating the
Fire Ordinance. After full inves-
tigation the complaint was dis
missed.
We were favored with a call yes
terday from Mr.. B. w. Crowell,
agent of the Pacific Rural Press,
who has been spending some time
in this section in the interest of
that paper.
Five cases were up before Judge
Peel yesterday morning. OF two
fighters, one paid $40 and the other
was sent up Is days; two trespass-
ers were committed six days each
and Chinaman, charged with UNI
lawfully OBTAINING clothes, was dis
missed.
We are requested to say that the
Sunday School Temperance Con-
cert, which was to have been given
at the Fort street Church next Sun.
day evening, has been postponed
in consequence Of the Murphy
meeting by Mr.. Allen, at Trinity
Church, on the same evening.
We are indebted to Mr.. Zach
Montgomery, of the California Bar,
for his voluminous essay on 1.-THE
Poison Fountain, or Anti-Parental
Education " When the Gods give
us a little leisure we shall read the
lSS pages which go to make up this
discursive and doubtless intere sting
volume.
There will be chorus rehearsal
for the jubilee Concert next Mon
day evening at y O'Clock, at Cool
Temp'ars' Hall. Let all who sing
and are willing to contribute in
that way to the interest of the com
ing musical festival lie promptly on
hand without any further invita-
ton. There are sufficient book
for all who wish to participate.
Officer Frank Baker yesterday
evening arrested an Indian boy
named Antonio Peralta on suspi-
cion of being one Of the parties
who burned the house of Pedro Ga
Undo, on the lower part of San Pc
drO street, on the 10Th OF February
last. The boy, who appears to b.
about Is years old, on being taken
before Judge Peel, confessed the
crime and was com mitted to await
the action OF the next Grand jury.
We learn that arrangements are
being made by the numerous
friends Of Col. j. II. Wool, the I'm
pressario of Wooi's Opera House,
to tender that gentleman a compli-
mentary benefit, to take place next
Friday evening. The enterprise
and liberality exhibited by Col
Wood in catering to tho amuse.
ment of our citizens, is deserving oil
and, we are confident, will meet
with substantial recognition from
all Angelefios, to whose entertain
ment he has so largely contributed
The programme for the evening
Will Oe Tie ftCutSb anu TacleSC ever
presented in this city and we ex.
peet to see the house filled to it,
utmost capacity.
Mr.. Andy w. Francisco, manag
ing editor of the Ohio State Jour
nal, pays the following pleasan
tribute to Col. b. ID. Wilson, in his
Issue of March 2lst: The Los An
geles California; papers announce
the death Of Col. B. d. Wilson, a
San Gabriel, near Los Angeles, OIL
the 18th of March, aged seventy
years. The Colonel was one of tn
representative men of Southern
California, and is gratefully re
membered by all tourists who eve
visited that portion of the Pacifi
a Coast. He was native of Nash
vile, Tennessee, and before settlin,
In California was one of the earl
. trappers in the star West" HI
was large land owner in the Sa
Gabriel valley, and extensively en-
gagged in orange culture. He reI
8 resented his district in the Legis
4 lature several times, and althoug
D possessing some eccsntricities O
!, character was influential and poE
ular.