Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

A quilt horse and small wagon
are advertised for in our New To-
Day.
Major Frank Ganahl got home by
Yesterdays overland train from
San Francisco.
-Four tramps, arrested on Satur-
day night, were sent to the chain a
gang for five days each by Judge
Peel yesterday.
A false alarm of fire, to which
the department responded prompt
ly, was sounded about3 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon.
The shortest petition on record
is this, preferred by the Ventura
Signal: To P. D. Wigginton,
Greeting: We want a break water.
Arrived at Wilmington. Nov. 25,
schooner Big River, Mass, M aster,
from Little River. with 1900 rail !.
road ties, for Western Develop.
mant Company.
John White, native of Great
Britain and Joseph Schrible aud
Zacharias Ludermann, natives of
Germany, were admitted to citi-
zenship in the County Court yes
terday.
The votaries of Terpsichore
should not forget the Thanksgiving
ball and jubilee of Park Hose Com
pany No. l. The best arrangements
are being made for the enjoyment
Of all who attend.
Hon. Asa Ellis has returned from
Sacra mento, where he has been
doing yeomen's service in throt-
tling the insane proposition 10
establish the Supreme Court irre-
movably in that presumptuous and
piayed-out town.
The attention of all persons af-
f1icted with corns, bunions or any
other foot disease, is directed to
the card of A. Labonge, ohiropodlst.
Mr.. Labonge having studied his
profession In the hospitals of Ber-
lin, may be implicitly relied on as
one thoroughly conversant with
his art.
Santa Barbara can boast of a clam
bed. AT low tide, yesterday after.
noon. several fine CLAIMS were dug
| n ok io1y
rocks just beyond Arnold's SAINT.
arium. Now it is in order for oul
people to arm themselves with q
spike and go down aud dig CLANS
Advertizer.
The flag OF the High School wa 4
at half mast yesterday out of re-
spect to tho late Miss Mary L.
Chauvin, a graduate of that insti.
tuition, who died at the residence ol
her parents, in this city, on Sun.
day, after a brief illness. Her fu
neral will take place at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The Sss engine, in turning intt
Temple street, yesterday afternoon
collided with an equestrian, over
turning both horse and rider with
out doing any damage. AS soon as
the engine had passed, the cab
alIero got his animal on its feet
remounted and rode off as uncon
oernedly as though such mishap
were an everyday occurrence.
Our old friend A. q. Lott, O
Cerro Gordo Fluming Company
fame, losing all regard for singl'
cussedness, has at last succumbed tt
the charm of one of Kern county,
fair daughters, and was led captive
to the altar on Wednesday last by
Miss Emma McGrann. Long ma y
they wave and may their Lofts
increase and multiply, is the ear
nest wish of their friends.
The attention OF farmers AM
others who may require storage i
directed to the advertisement O
Mr.. Ed, Nand, which appears else
where in this mornings HERALI
Mr.. Naud's warehouse, which i
the largest and best adapted to th
purpose In Southern California, /
} now completed and ready for tn
reception of grain and every de
scription Of merchandise. His rate
are extremely moderate.
We understand that judgmen
= was yesterday entered in the Di'
trict Court against Louis Phillip
of Pomona, in favor of the Los AL
geles I'm migration and Land o.
, operative Association, OF whic
Thos. A. Carey is President, an
F. B. flaming, Secretary, for uE
=" wards of $25, 900 and costs of spi
We believe this is one OF the mo'
!. important suits of the term, an
the most brilliantly contested @
both sides,
:, Many of our people will be paine
to learn of the death, In Genev
Illinois, Of Mrs. Lydia West. wi
[. resided for quite number of yea
in Los Angeles. Deceased w
r. born in Wales, resided here f
some time with her husband, NJ
Thomas w. West, whom 81
q, nursed through a long sickne
until death claimed him, and WI
. an Interesting, amiable aud enc
w. ". getio lady. Her death will