Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-01-15
LOCAL BREVITIE E.

A man and wife desiring situa.
tions would do well to consult our
New To-Day column.
Messrs. Koch and Strohm, lead
ers of the Turn Verein Germania,
elsewhere give notice Of the hours
at which the classes will be held.
The jury in the case of Thomas
Phelau, tried before Judge Baldwin
on charge of forcible eutry and
detainer, yesterday rendered ver-
dict of acquittal.
Judge Baldwin yesterday dis
missed John Massey, the Juvenile
eloper, on motion of the District
Attorney, his offence being one
unknown to the law.
According TO the Signal Service
gauge 22-100 of an inch OF rain had
fallen up to sis last night. Bliss
gauge recorded 1900 up to noon
yesterday.
Our granger friend, Mr.. l. A.
Weld, is counting confidently on
ten thousand bushels of barley this
year. He ploughed early and deep
and thus gets the benefit OF the
propitious rains.
General Sanford informs us that
he has notified Adjutant General
Walsh of his acceptance of the
award of SlO64 to the Los Angeles
Guard. We congratulate the
Guard that their long standing
claim has been at last settled.
Nadeau's grain fields on the Cen
tinela, comprising about three
thousand acres, Sunday gave every
promise Of superb yield. So do
his Cahuenga fields, three thousand
acres more. The current rains wi i'll
make this prospect certainty.
1t will be seen, by our birth de.
partment, that the wife of Mr..
Charles Seyler, of the S. P. r. r.,
at Wilmington, the other day, pre-
scented that clever official with q
bouncing boy, weighing eleven
pounds. Mother and child were
doing well at last accounts.
The extensive tract of level and
fertile lands south and west of Ag
ricultural Park is fairly loaded
down with grain crops, and they
all look in perfect order. Amongst
the rest, our enterprising gum
smith friend, Mr.. Fl. Slotterbeck,
has a promising sixty acre barley
field.
Mr.. II. Wangeman, of Vaughan
Bros, successors to J. D. Patrick,
music dealer, returned from San
Francisco yesterday, where he laid
in a largo stock OF Instruments, a
collection of the latest aud most
popular music and u full assort-
ment Of all articles usually kept a t
a music store.
The Odd Fellows have fixed upon
Tuesday, January Goth, for the ded-
ication Of their new hall. The GER
emonies will be preceded by a par.
AIDE in full regalia from the old hall
in Downey Block. The dedicatory
services will be conducted by some
officer of the Grand Lodge of the
State. The services will be con.
cluded by grand ball at the new
hall in the evening.
Captain Jack will give mat
inee performance on Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock, when the
great drama of "The Plainsn will
be produced. The general admis.
sion to the matinee is so cts; chill
dren 25 cts. This will afford ladies
and children who cannot attend
the evening performance an oppo r
tunity of seeing the Poet Scout in
one of his best characters.
By notice elsewhere 1t will be
seen that the popular firm of Macy,
Wilson & Co., has been dissolved
by mutual consent, Col. Macy re-
firing. The new firm, John Will
son and "Bob" Young, are both
well known and experienced livery
men and will keep up the high and
merited reputation heretofore en-
Joyed by the Fashion Stables. We
wish the new firm success.
We direct the attention of build :
ers and others interested to the ad.
vertisement of Messrs. A. Freeman
dr. o., VIA h appears in our New
fa.'rs These gentlemen pro-
prs. .u % 25th inst, to open o
ent of articles in their
U..g' best quality manufac
they Will retail at
t Ico prices. We would
rs and all persons in
goods to refrain from
until their stock ar
81 had eight cases be-
.H steriay. OF three ar
drunkenness, one paid
$5and the third proved
land was committed ia
H ination by the County
aa. lTee were disturbers OF
+ Sac -.U mo of whom paid $5,
saa went a. } tor ten days and the
j I'll a ischarged. A man ar
fef'Hs .Ir st driving was also dis
+ sa#rrr A Chinaman. charged
ta ns ting a white woman
8ltep fHe will have hearing
fl IUorui lp.