Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-10-29
LOCAL BR ES.

The steamer Ancon is due from
San Francisco this morning.
A first class dressmaker adver-
tises for situation In our New To-
Day.
Mr.. Sam A. Tuttle got back from
San Francisco by Sunday over
land train.
Judge S. Heydenfelt, of San
Francisco, arrived In Los Angeles
by Sundays overland train.
No Eastern mail arrived yester-
day, owing to some obstruction on
the rail- DAD east of San Francisco.
Music at Gus saloon, corner
First and Los Angeles streets,
every night. Best beer five cents
q glass.
Mr.. J. s. Slauson, President Of
the Los Angeles County Bank, re-
turned from San Francisco oveI-
land Sunday.
The Grand Army of the Repub.
lie have rented Union Hall and the
next meeting Of the Society will
be held at that place.
A lady who is capable OF teach
ing music and understands dress
making advertises for situation,
In this mornings HERALD.
Henry Koch, convicted of arson
for burning the Central Hotel, near
the depot. some months ago, was
yesterday sentenced to five years in
the States Prison.
"A girl to cook and do general
housework can hear of good situ-
alton by applying at the Quincy
Hall clothing store, corner OF Main
aud Commeicia streets.
Arrived at Wilmington, Ost. %,
schooner Barbara, Higgins master,
from Russian Gulch, with 2730 rail-
road ties aHd 800 posts for Western
Development Company.
In the Supreme Court yesterday y
the decision Of Judge Sepulveda in
the Boord Of Public Works case
was affirmed from the bench, Judge
McKinstry announcing that the
act of the Legislature was of itself
unconstitutional and, consequent
ly, void.
Do not forget the auction sale of
lots, by E. w. Noyes, at the WASH
inglon Gardens, at II o'clock this
morning. They are among the
most desirable in the city, and to
persons seeking beautiful home
site, the opportunity is the best
ever offered.
The case OF the city vs.. the oWn-
ers of the Feliz Ranch will be ar
gued in the Supreme Court to-day.
City Attorney Godfrey will appear
for the city and Judge Heydenteldt,
Messrs. Howard, Brousseau &
Howard and F. Ganahl for the
ranch owners.
Mr.. r. l.. Collins has fitted up a
market at No. 81, Spring street,
and will open this morning with a
stock of fine beef, mutton, sausage,
etc. Residents of this neighbOr-
hood will find the shop great
convenience and Mr.. Collins most
obligIng dealer.
Officer Ketler yesterday received
the congratulations of his friends
on being the father of boy twins, a
pair OF bouncers, which Mrs. Ket-
Ter had presented him In the morn
ing. We join with Charley's
friends In wishing the boys long
and prosperous career.
A fire broke out at San Diego al
O'Clock on Sunday morning and
destroyed the following buildings;
New England Restaurant, Young
& Gray's furniture store, Bot
Bailey's saloon, A. Ii. Julian's
store, w. A. Beer,'s store, Fisher
and Snyder's saloon aud barbe,
shop, aud Fishers house in the
rear.
We would ask why it is that pc.
destrians on Main street, when
they reach portion of that thor.
oughfars between the places oi
Mr.. Charles II. Johnston and Coun-
Gilman Jones, are obliged to bend
nearly double to save faces, hats,
bonnets and body from being
abraded, municipal ordinances to
the contrary and notwithstanding
Why not trim these trees, as the
law directs?
| Between II and | o'clock this
morning officers Trlbolet and Be-
mites arrested four of the gang ol
San Francisco hoodlums, who were
up before Judge Peel the other day
for creating disturbance in q
barn on Alameda street. When
locked up III Jail one of them an.
nounced that he could whip any