Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-14
LOCAL BREvITIMs.

Aoou II iduClstO tO'udy.
The voice of the demagogue and
Office-seeker is heard In the land.
The Board of Supervisors ad-
journed for the May term yester.
day evening.
The International, Sanguinetti
Block, Main street, furnishes a su.
perb meal for 25 cents.
Col. B. c. Whiting, we under.
stand, will be a candidate for dele
gate to the Republican State Con-
vention.
A woman willing to do family
sewing In compensation for com
Portable home, is advertised for in
our New To-day.
Charley Tribolet, formerly on the
police force of this city, has estab-
lished q store and butcher shop in
the Tombstone district, Arizona.
We received a pleasant call last
evening from General George S.
Evans, of Stockton, who has been
spending some days In Los Ange-
les. He leaves for home to-day.
The Chinese vegetable peddlers,
we learn, have again rebelled. This
time they refused to pay the s5 tax
and Insist that they shall not be
charged over So per month for the
privilege selling vegetables.
The Maricopa excursionists re.
turned from the railroad front
about o'clock last evening. To.
day the San Francisco portion OF
the party will go down to Santa
Monica and at IL O'Clock tonight
will return to San Francisco.
The social OF Shomlnac Tribe No.
80, I. o. r. NJ, at Union Hall last
night, was one of the pleasa test en-.
tertainments Of the season. The
Hall was mfortably filed and the
members of the Tribe we're unre-
mitting in providing for the amuse-
ment of their guests.
A new postal route has just been
established between Cotton and
Fort Mojave, in Arizona. The
route goes through the Cajon Pass
and along the Mojaye river, via Te.
copa and Ivanpah. This will be u
great convenience for the miners
In the great mineral region through
which this road passes.
Our venerable friend Mr.. Moren-
hout, the Consul of Franco in Los
Angeles, says that, In his native
country of Belgium, trust" is q
very common experience. In that
country, however, they escape in.
convenience by cutting the rank
grain short of. 1t is quite possible
that our own wheat farmers, who
are threatened with "rust," would
have similar experience If they
tried cutting.
Notice has been served on the
County Judge, Hon. A. NJ. Steph'
ems, and district Attorney G. E.
Thorn, Esq, that application will
be made to the Governor of the
State of California for a pardon fol
VIM. Cape, who was convicted al
the January term of the County
| Court of Los Angeles of the crime
Of perjury and sentenced to three
| years confinement in the States
Prison, on the 1llh of February
1879.
The Argondut undertakes to pa
tronize the Almighty by saying
owe do not believe that He said t.
the lovely pair thou shalt keer
the seventh day holy by singing
psalms through your noses,' &c
This may be we'll meant compli
ment from the intelligence that
from the editorial chair of the Ar.
gonaut, looks kown upon the uni
verso and Its Creator with com
placent condescension, but ISM
1t rather rough to imply that th,
Diety is so ignorant Of the com
monest rules of English grammar
as to confuse "thou" and "your'
In the manner in which they ar,
united In the above quotation
Mr.. E. A. DeCamp, who was ont
of the excurslonists to the nev
town of Marlcopa, Arizona, In
forms us that the sale of lots q
that place on Monday was quit
brisk, the price varying from 500
to $75 each, according to location
The first lot offered was No. /, G
Block $50, Immediately opposit
the depot. and was knocked dow
for $1,000, the lot adjoining bring
ing $s40. Messrs. Noel & Felt, {
} this city, purchased one of lh
most eligibiy located lots In th
: town site, on which they will 9
once establish branch of the
wholesale liquor house.
Mr.. w. III. Bard who, with Sc,
eral others, has been mining on til
other side of "Old Badly" for ii
r past four months, has returi
, ed to the city and reper
: that the party have worked
: placer claim which Mr.. Bard di
: covered on previous prospectln
! tour. They 60 about twenty fe'