Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-15
LOCAL BREVITIEs5.

for sale, in our New To-Day.
Among the arrivals at the Pico
are Hon. o. B. Filley and wife, of
st. Louis.
Mr.. L. Harris was among the
overland passengers from San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. V. Ponet, who has been Wis
iting at the East for some weeks,
got home yesterday.
DR.. Joseph Kurtz went up to San
Francisco overland yesterday, on a
short business trip.
We had thecpleasure of meeting
our young friend, Mr.. Joe Banning,
of Wilmington, in the city yester-
day.
Officer McFadden arrested Q
drunken Mexican last night and
took him to the hotel lie Thomp-
son.
A solitary drunk was taken in by
the police last night. He will be
examined before the Mayor this
morning.
Jesus Romero, who was indicted
by the Grand Jury for Burglary,
was arrested yesterday morning by
Deputy Sheriff Il. Il. Botello and
lodged in Jail.
We call attention to the race
which is to take place on Thanks.
giving Day at Agricultural Park,
and which is advertised in the
proper column.
Mr.. Frank b. Tanning, of the
Morning Journal, left for San
Francisco yesterday afternoon by
the steamer Ancon for a short
paseo. We wish him pleasant eX-
periences.
The performance of Schiller's
"Lay of the Bell" which did not
come off last Sunday on account Of
the inclemency of the weather,
will take place tomorrow night at
Turn-Verein Hall.
The Park Hose boys are making
every preparation to make their
second annual ball, which comes
off at Turn Verein Hall on Thanks
giving night, the social event of
the season.
Angeleiios registered at San
Francisco hotels on the 18th: Mrs.
e. S. Lacey and child, Mrs. T. s.
Stanway, Occidental; J. B. Lang,
d. Mcclellan, p. Wade, Cosmopoli-
tan; ID. w. Rowland, j. A. Valdez,
Russ House.
Postma ster Dunkelberger calls
the attention of the public to the
fact that it is not necessary to in
sert the name of the county when
addressing letters or packages
which are to be sent through the
post. The name of the State is
sufficient.
We understand that a compli-
mentary benefit will be given to
Nine. Maria at an early date. The
talented songstress intends to give
us two operettas on this occasion,
one to be performed in French and
the other in English. Knowing
her talent, we are sure that the
performance will be great sue
cess.
A report was brought to Police
Headquarters about II o'clock last
night that murder had been COM
mitted on San Pedro street, near
Washington. Chief King at once
dispatched officers Engelhardt and
Lockwood to the scene, who, on In
vigation, found that the supposed
attempt at murder grew out of
belated travellers having fired at
an obstreperous dog-nothing more.
Says the Santa Ana Times: 1t
does US proud to see the large
prairie schooners and trail wagons
which haul coal to Los Angeles
from the Santa Clara Coal Mine
come back from the City of the
Angels, loaded down with flour and
groceries for our merchants. We
are informed. and from reliable
source, that it costs about twelve
cents per hundred less to have it
brought down this way than by
raili and If it cost equally the same
as by rail, we would glory in seeing
the merchant patronize the hard
working teamster at the same
price,.
J The last two cattle lifters of Sar
Gabriel, who had not yet beer
caught, were arrested yesterday by
Deputies A. Cells and II. F. BotellC
and brought to Jail. The one who
was arrested by officer Botello is
: Fabricio dc 10 Osla, Deputy Sheriff
at San Gabriel, who, 1t appears,
r was one of the leaders of the gang
The man arrested by Cells is one
Fernando Rios. Sheriffs Mitchell
and Cells also found the hides O.
the slaughtered cattle yesterday
and the chain of evidence they now
have against the prisoners Is such
, | LuhU UnelT CUuNloVioh may S"'h
IDENTIFY be looked for,
During the late panic times
when so many dealers in clothing
: etc., had to burst, and could no
; pay their creditors, unless at 8
great discount, the Progress store
. then, as we'll as now, stood as firm
as q rock and maintained q goot
: trade all along. And why? Be
cause Mr.. Susslkind buys his stool
for cash down, and the benefit o
his purchases fully enables him {,
keep better goods and sell them TO
less money than any house on thl
E Pacific Coast. Very naturally peo
n pie will go and buy where the bes
l. Il n.