Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-27
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Council at 8 O'Clock this after
noon.
Denis Kearney arrived from San
Bernardino yesterday morning and
left OH the afternoon train for
Bakersfield.
In the County Court yesterday,
Major Horace Bell, one of the at
torneys in the Valdez perjury case,
was fined $50 for contempt OF
Court.
The attention of stock men is di-
rected to the advertisement "Pas.
ture to Let" which appears under
New To-Day in this mornings
HERALD.
Persons contemplating trip to
Arizona will find it to their inter-
est to consult F. H. Clarke, St.
Charles Hotel. See advertisement
under New To-Day.
The jury in the case of the pee
pie VS.. Juan Valdez, indicted for
perjury, which has been on trial for
the past two days in the County
Court, yesterday evening brought
in verdict of not guilty.
The Hutchinson Family, in ad-
dition to the concerts at the Fort
Street M. e. Church on Friday and
Saturday evenings, will give sa .
cred concert at Union Hall on Sum
day evening.
We are indebted to Mr.. B. F..
Drakenfeld, insurance agent of this
city, for a handsome paper cutter
aud twelve inch rule combined,
patented by the Fireman's Fund
Insurance Company.
We are informed that the bark
Wealthy Pendleton, Captain Blan-
chard, who, by the way, is a splen-
did specimen physically of jolly
tar, will sail for Ruenos Ayres next
week. We did not learn what her
cargo will be.
Our evening contemporary, the
Commercial, yesterday came out
squarely against the new Constitu-
tion. We thus have morning
and evening newspaper on each
side Of this vexed question. "Hon.
ors are easy.o
Attention Is directed to the new
advertisement of Mr.. T. e. Rowan,
real estate agent, which appears in
our New To-Day. 1t embraces
some of the most desirable property
in Los Angeles county, and all Of
fered on very moderate terms.
Alexander Anderson, a native of
Scotland, and Richard Wachtman,
native of Germany, both officers
of the bark Wealthy Pendleton,
now discharging coal at Whining
ton, took out naturalization papers
in the County Court yesterday.
Mr.. Silas Bennett, of Savannah,
has established store at Tucson,
Arizona, which he supplies with
quantities of bacon cured by him.
self, besides other produce, such as
butter, eggs, beans, etc. This fur
nishes an outlet for q large share
of the products of the Savannah
and Monte sections.
The Republican meeting that was
to have been held at the County
Court room last evening for the or
ganization Of a campaign Club,
has been unavoidably postponed for
the reason that, owing to press of
business in the Court at present,
they were unable to get the use of
that room. Due notice will be
given of the time of holding the
meeting.
We understand that the manag.
ers of the Free Dlspensary propose
10 get up meeting 10 discuss the
provisions of the proposed new
Constitution. A fe g of 25 cents will
be charged, one-half to go to the
Free Dispensary and the other to
the Ladies' Benevolent Society.
General Volney e. Howard, who is
expected home on Friday, and 9TH
er able speakers will discuss the
new instrument pro and con.
Mr.. r. r. Sotelo, a notice OF
whose dangerous illness at San An
tonic, Sonora, appeared in the
HERALD a few days ago, writes
from Yuma that he has recovered
and was then at Yuma purchasing
o stock of good to take to San An.
tonic, where he has great hopes oi
his gold and silver mines. He says
that Messrs. P. B. Molera and Dan
Nichols are erecting mill at San
Antonio for the more successful
working of their mine.
The Santiago Mining Company
have commenced active work on
their mine, and will vigorously
prosecute developments all Sum.
mer. The Isabella mine, Silverado,
of which Messrs. ]. ]. Hill, l.. Hal.
berstadt and j. Oefinger, of Ana
helm, are the owners, gives the
very highest promise OF being o
rich mine. The assays have been
high, and the body Of ore In sight