Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-13
LOCAL BREVITIES.

IL hici'aiusOu has removed 10
the Lanfranco block.
Judge Stephens, we are glad to
state, was able to resume his duties
on the bench yesterday.
We received a pleasant call yes
terday from Mr.. r. G.. Stevenson,
of the Ionia Sentinel, Ionia, Michi-
gan.
The Mai-Fest of the Turnverein
Germania will be held at the City
Gardens on Sunday, May 5th.
Sprague, one of the parties i'm.
plicated in he More murder, was
at one time, we are informed, a
minister of the gospel.
Mr.. Louis Meinzer has about
completed arrangements for build
ing large cheese factory at East
Los Angeles.
A woman, who is an habitual
drunkard, was yesterday commit
ted to the County Jail for 80 days
by Judge Peel.
Hon. F. N. Paulv, of San Diego,
a member of the late Legislature,
was registered at the st. Charles
Hotel yesterday.
Judge w. w. Allen, of Downey,
who was engaged in the defence of
the individuals arraigned at San
Buena Ventura for the More MUIR
der, returned TO Los Angeles yes.
terday.
Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, the
Benediction of the Palms will com
mence at the Church opposite the
Plaza at A. NJ. and at the Cathe-
dral at $3.50 A. NJ.
The schooner General Ord has
arrived at Wilmington under char
ter to the Messrs. Hellman, Haas
Il Co., who will load her with corn
for Guaymas, Mexico.
DR.. j. Harmon, County Physi.
clan and Coroner, has removed his
offices from Cardona Block to rooms
Nos. and II Lanfranc0 Block,
over Heinz@man & Ellis drug
store.
A we'll appointed farm of twenty
acres, or Alameda street, is offered
for sale in our New To. Day. Par
ticulars can be had on application
to Mr.. T.. w. Noyes, auctioneer,
No. l Market street.
Col. Charles Crocker, of the
Southern Pacific Railroad, and
party, arrived in this city on a spe-
cial car on Thursday evening, and
left yesterday morning for Yuma.
Deputy Sheriff Ling yesterday
arrested Giuseppe Amillo on a
charge of forgery. Amillo was ex-
amined before Judge Peel, who
held him in $1,000 to appear before
the next Grand Jury.
We have received a copy of Mr..
l.. Nick enney's Cuisines Directo-
ny of the Pacific States and Terrific
ries for 1851 1t is valuable
work and has copious business
notes as to Los Angeles.
Col. w. J. L. Moulton, Superin-
tendent of the Los Angeles and In
dependence Railway, has been
quite i'll for some time past but we
are glad to learn that he is now
GOV" 90 Mt.
AiG ID. Baldwin is at the st.
Charles iIQ.el. About five days
nence he goes up to San Francisco
to be ga looker-on in Vienna" over
the "agony" in Justice which will
Immediately ensue.
Mr.. II. T. Hazard, President of
the "Home Protective League"
has appointed the following Exec
utive Committee: e. H. Workman,
o. II. Bliss, G. w. Gibson, J. r..
Briefly and A. H. Denker.
Angelefios registered at San Fran
cisco hotels on the 18th inst: z. Z.
Hewitt, G. G. Foster, Grand; V. e.
Howard, G. l.. Foster, Cosmopol
itan; Mrs. M. Curtis, American Eek :
change; II. Darten, Mrs. l.. b. Oar.
ten, Overland House.
Thomas w. freedom, Esq, well
known as Assistant District Attor-
ney of San Francisco under Harry
Byrne, and for several years last
past resident of Santa Barbara,
has been appointed by Governor
Irwin Judge of the newly created
Municipal Court of Appeals at San
Francisco.
We learn from the Abend Post OF
San Francisco, of the 18th inst.
that General and Mrs. Beale left
for Paris on Thursday, suddenly
summoned thilher by " cahlegram
informing them that their daugh
ter Mary and her husband had
both been bitten by mad. dog in
that city.
Mr.. Lawson, while fishing in
Warm Creek, near Davis Mill
caught one of the largest trout ever
captured in this county. 1t meas.
ured twenty inches in length, ter
inches in circumference and
weighed nearly three pounds.-Sar
Bernardino Times.