Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-06-11
LOCAL ES.

Two drunks. in default of the
usual fine, were sent up five days
each by Judge Peel yesterday.
Mr.. John Wolfskill, of the Rincon
del Diablo, passed through Los An
geles yesterday, en- route to San
Diego county.
Both parties in Santa Barbara
county seem to have settled on
Judge Fawcett for delegate to the
Constitutional Convention.
Mr.. G. Bradley, of Dotter g.
Bradley, is n passenger by the
steamer Senator, due from San
Francisco this morning.
A let In Santa Monica, with q
we'll of good water, is offered in
exchange for horse, harness
and light wagon, in our New To-
Day.
The attention of persons desirous
of purchasing Monterey Cypress
plants is directed to the ADVERTISE
ment of H. II Spencer, in our New
To-day.
A ladies' prayer meeting will be
held 1T Good Tempt Hall to-day
at half-past two o'clock p. M. in
behalf of the Gospel Temperance
movement. All ladies are invited
to attend.
Masters Ii. O'Melveny and Il. II.
Rothchild, who have been in at
tendance at the State University,
will arrive to spend their vacation
at home by the Senator, due this
morning.
Persons wishing to borrow money
on first class country property are
referred TO the advertisement of
Mr.. VIM. D. Stephens, which ap-
pears under New TO. day in this
mornings HERALD.
An inquisitive individual, while
listening to the band at the Work.
ingmeD's meeting, Saturday night,
remarked, "rhat's fine band, who
pays for il?" Tom Mott" replied
the party questioned.
Judge Baldwin yesterday did
quite large police court business.
In addition to the cases noted else
where, he disposed of two cases of
assault, one of which plead guilty
and paid the usual fine and the
other was discharged.
Mr.. VIM. Slaney has gone to San
Francisco to lay in an extensive
stock OF boots and shoes and all
other adjuncts of his extensive bus
iness. Rare bargains may be re-
lied upon when his invoices begin
to arrive.
County School Superintendent
Mcdonald gives notice by a1ver-
tisement elsewhere, that the next
regular examination of teachers
will commence at the High School
bulldog in this city OH Wednes-
day, June 26th and continue till
Friday the 2Sth.
We are glad to hear that our
young friend Sam uel J. filden
Estudillo, of the San Jacinto
rancho, is growing apace and
gives promise of becoming a
strong, bright man, who may some
day fill the seat out of which his
illustrious namesake was for the
time being cheated.
Judge Sepulveda yesterday, for
the second time, sentenced Wong
Chu Shut to San Quentin for life.
1t is not very probable that the
Supreme Court, even if appealed
to, will again order a new trial,
District Attorney Thorn, in the re-
cent trials, having taken precau-
tions against the recurrence of such
q lOOphole as was afforded by his
predecessor.
Ouc VI tuooc PicuSaHt IcuutouS
that do so much to smooth the rug
ged pathway of life, and make men
feel kindly towards each other oc-
Cured last evening. A delegation
from Nietos Lodge, 1. o. o. r.,
paid a fraternal visit to Angelic
Lodge, of the same Order, of this
city. The usual Lodge business
was transacted, and then under the
head of Good of the Order, speeches
of welcome and fraterniZation were
made by the visiting and resident
brethren. At the conclusion of the
regular meeting, all present were
invited to couple of unoccupied
rooms down stairs, where table
loaded with dishes filled with the
most tempting articles of food pre-.
sented pleasing sight. The breth.
rem were all served bountifully y
with viands, wines, beer and ci-
gars, and then returned to the up.
per hall. where Martin Lehman
organized an impromptu jubilee
and the vocal talent of the Order
was brought into requIsition. AT
midnight the closing ode was sung
and the party retired, feeling good
themselves and kindly towards all