Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-11
Deputy Sheriff Cells. on sunda,

Deputy Sheriff Cells, on Sunday
morning, arrested young Geary
and two others for creating dis
turbance at the Cape House. They
were examined before Judge
Baldwin yesterday and Geary was
committed to appear before the
next Grand Jury on an old charge
of resisting an officer. His two
companions, this being their first
offence, were discharged. 1t will
be remembered that about four
weeks ago Geary was committed
to Jail for three weeks and warned
that, if he was found in the city
three days after being discharged,
he would be proceeded against on
this charge. His offences have
been so numerous that the proba-
bilities are that he will now be
sent to San Quentin, which will
deprive the city of an able e-bodied
laborer and the newspapers of a
regular paragraph.
State Treasurer Estudillo, who
came down to his native heath
about three weeks ago to recuper-
ate, has been on paseo through
San Diego county. He was accom-
panied on his trip by Judge Sc.
pulveda, Judge Witherby and Mr..
Joe Wolfskill and wife. While at
the San Jacinto rancho an orejdno
was captured, which was flayed by
Mr.. Estudillo, Judge Sepulveda
holding the young bovine during
the operation. 1t was then roasted
in true ranchero style and eaten In
the field. Mr.. Estrdillo informs us
that our popular District Judge
filled the Office of assistant butcher
as though to the manner born. Mr..
Estndillo returns to Sacramento to-
day much improved, having
gained seven pounds during his
short stay in this salubrious eli
mate.
We understand that, should the
horticultural Society conclude to
rescind the resolution accepting
the property donated by Mr.. Beau
dry, Mr.. I. Cohn will donate TO the
Society u lot on Spring street 60
feet front by 165 feet deep, opposite
the Methodist Church South.
Should this not be large enough
for the purposes Of the Society, Mr..
Cohn will agree to secure for the
Society an adjoining lot of the
same dimensions on the same
terms. In the event of a change
being made in, the location of the
Pavilion, we cannot see how the
Society can do better than by ac-
cepting Mr. Cohn's magnificent
offer.
Col. 4. d. Mott, Clerk of the
Supreme Court for the Southern
District, requests US to announce
that none of the causes from Kern,
Inyo, Los Angeles, Ventura, Santa
Barbara, San Bernardino or San
Diego counties will be placed on
the July calendar unless on stipu-
lation to be filed in the Office of d.
b. Woolf, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, at San Francisco, on or be.
fore the 10Th instant.
During his late absence from the
city Judge Sepulveda made a trip
through the San Diego mountains.
He reports most delightful expe.
riences. Cascades, snow clad
mountains of the San Jacinto and
other picturesque experiences were
his. Going on the woolsack again
is tame after such q paseo. We
know whereof the Judge speaks.
We have been in those mountains
ourselves.
A large number of our citizens
were present at the annual picnic
of the French Benevolent Society
at the Arroyo Seco on Sunday.
The day was pleasantly spent in
dancing and other sports incident
to such entertainments, and about
dusk the party returned to the city,
highly delighted with their days
amusement. The affair was a de-
cided success, financially as we'll as
socially.