Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-22
LOCAL BREVIrIEs.

San Francisco this morning.
Major Ben G. Truman and daugh.
ter arrived by yesterdays over
land train from San Francisco.
Angeleiios at San Francisco ho.
tells on the Goth: r. Garvey, The
Baldwin; 8. Taylor, Overland
House.
Hon. John G.. Campbell, Dele.
gate-elect to Congress from Ari.
zona, arrived in the city yesterday
and is registered at the St. Charles
Hotel.
Anchovies, fish, spring chickens,
laying hens, fresh eggs and butter,
at the Poultry Market, No. 40
Spring street, Billy Dieffendorfer,
manager.
We learn that Mr.. Nadeau, the
Resting Springs contractor, is about
to establish a store at Ivanpah, San
Bernardino county. He will re.
ceiye his goods via Mojave.
BY notice elsewhere, the mem.
bers of Olive Lodge No.26, Knights
of Pythias, are commanded to meet
at their Castle Hall, in full ani-
form, on Thursday evening at half
past seven o'clock.
Attention is directed to the new
advertisement of B. F. Coulter. He
is 10 constant receipt Of new goods
which he sells at the most reasona.
BILE rates. Give him a call. His
store is No. 81 DowAey Block, cor
ner of Main and Temple streets.
The funeral of Philip H. New
mark, second son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Newmark, took place yes
terday morning. The stricken pa
rents have the sympathies OF a
large circle of friends In their sad
affiiction.
The members of the Philhar-
monic Society are reminded that
their regular meeting will be held
tonight, and the ladies are special
ly invited to be present. The hall
Will be warmed with stoves if the
weather should prove cold.
The musical people of Westmin-
ster, we learn. propose to give a
grand concert next tn uesday eve-
ming. They will he assisted by o
number of volunteers from the
Philharmonic Society, the whole
under the direction of Prof. g. e.
Day.
Deputy Sheriff Ling eventuated
as an entire success as an auction.
eer Of the bankrupt stock of Bas-
sett & Co., of Santa Monica. His
sales footed up $1,000 and estab.
lished his reputation for tremen-
dous lung power and salesman's
tact.
Johnny Mayer, against whom
two indictments were found by
the late Grand Jury-one for at
tempt to murder and the other for
robbery - was arraigned in the
County Court yesterday and plead.
ed not guilty to each. His trial
was set for Tuesday, January 2sth.
Mr.. r. G. Pearson, the popular
proprietor of the Orient saloon, has
leased the we'll known Fashion sa-
loon, which he will reopen with a
full line Of the best brands Of
liquors and cigars. Mr.. Pearson
intends, II good liquors, good cigars
and polite attention to patrons
count for anything, to make the
Fashion second to no other saloon
on the Pacific Coast.
Rev. J. B. Taylor, of Oakland,
will deliver a lecture on temper
ance at Union Hall this evening.
Mr.. Taylor, who is the pioneer tenn
Perance lecturer of the Pacific
Coast, delivered his first lecture In
California twenty-six years ago
and has been engaged in the good
work, in this State and else where,
ever since. He also founded the
fourishing Order of the Red Cross,
an organization similar to the
Good Templars, we believe.
A fracas took place ut baile at
the Old Mission last Saturday
night, In which Vicente BERN udoz
shot Santiago 6ause, the ball pass
ing through the feshy part of the
back. Bermudoz then fled to parts
unknown. On news Of the fray be-
ing brought to town Sheriff Mitch
ell, with his accustome energy, at
once started in pursuit and, we
have no doubt. will shortly return
with the would be assassin.
A strapping colored citizen, who
had imbibed too freely of smalga-
mated benzine, opened the Presi-
Dental campaign In San Bernar-
dino last night by making night
hideous with tremendous bowling
for General Grant. His blood
curdling yells were heard all over
town, causing some excitement,
people imagining that murder was
being done. Mart. Thomas, arrest
cd him, but on his way to Jail he
shouted louder, II possible, than
before. .--sSan Bernardjn0 Times.