Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-07-18
LOCAL NS.

A man with a capital of $2500 is
advertised for under New To- Day.
Council meets in regular session
this evening.
The Board of Supervisors are
still occupied in the equaliz ,tion OF
taxes.
The Methodist district camp
meeting will be held at Compton
this year, commencing August I'd.
Mr.. Frank Baker, who has here
tofore filled the office for six years,
is spoken as II candidate for Tax
Collector.
Among the passengers by yes
terday's train from San Francisco
were Mr.. Francisco Pico and Major
Horace Bell.
Los Angeles people registered at
San Francisco hotels on the 10Th:
w. Z. Furey, Cosmopolitan; w.
Cliff, Russ House.
Mr.. VIM. Klaiber, of the Round
House, is renovating the Saint
Louis House, Main street, prepara-
tory to reopening it as an hotel.
Francisco Vallejo, for pawniog a
violin loaned to him by a friend,
was sent TO the chain gang for
twenty days by Judge Peel yester.
day.
A man and wifs are advertised
for in our New To-Day to work on
a rauch and take charge of a road
station. See advertisements.
General Volney e. Howard, who
has heen attending the session of
the Supreme Court at San Fran
cisco, returned home yesterday.
Pure milk five cents quart,
bread aud milk ten cents, superior
ceffee and doughnuts ten cents, at
the Milk Depot, Temple street.
Four of the Bakersfield excur-
sionists were welde into two dur
ing their visit to this city. Judge
Peel Officiated in one case and the
Rev. ID. Il. Packard in the other.
Elliott, charged with obtaining
money from Mr.. Nadeau on false
pretenses, was up before Judge Peel
yesterday. The hearing was post
pOned one week.
The Episcopal services have been
discontinued at the Georgia street
school house, until further notice,
the minlstratious of the Rev. Mr..
AbercrOmbie having been trans
ferred to Santa Monica.
Mr.. Thomas "A. Carey, we learn,
starts out OIL lecturing tour, at
the invitation OF the Fresno
Grange, in u few days. His lee
lures will be devoted to orange cul.
ture and kindred subjects.
Mr.. A. G. Holmes and DR.. Bush,
executors of the late Mr.. Stewards
estate, start on trip to Ventura
County to-day to appraise the per-
sonal property of the deceased To-
Gated in that county.
BY notice In our New To-Day
it will be seen that passengers for
San Francisco by the steamer Ori.
zaba will take the Santa Monica
train at 9:45 this morning, in-
stead of the time before advertised.
Quite a pleasant meeting of the
Hilltop Literary Society was held
last evening ut the residence of w.
A. Spalding. Several new MEM
bers signed the Constitution. The
next meeting will be held at the
same place Oh Wednesday evening,
July 3lst.
The programme FOR George F.
Moore's benefit at Turn-Verein
Hall, tonight, is chock. full of fun
and will be capitally rendered by
the beneficiary and the gentlemen
who have volunteered for the ocea-
sion. Don't fail to put in an ap.
pearance.
Miss Lottie Hayes, of Woods
Opera House troupe, takes ben.
eft tomorrow evening. Miss
Hayes has been indefatigable in
her efforts to please the patrons of
the Opera House and deserves sub.
stantial recognition. Let her have
bumper.
The Sunday School children of
the Synagogue, accompanied by
their teachers, lad very pleasant
picnic at Washington Gardens
yesterday. During the afternoon
the parents and number of fgrown
friends of the picnickers visited
the Gardens and added to the gen.
eral enjoyment.
The San Bernardino Times says:
at is now seriously stated that
the man who was lynched At San
Jacinto for the murder of Palmers.
ton was in all probability an in
nocent party. He was a resident
of Aqua Mansa, and is said to
have been q very quiet and inof-
fensive man, and that the only
evidence against him was, that he
happened to be In the neighbor-
hood at the time of the murder.
If he was innocent y very serious
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