Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-25
LOCAL BRENITIES.

Don't fail to register before tht
1st of August.
The steamer Ancon is due from
San Francisco this morning.
Justice Trafford yesterday fineC
Mrs. Lavelle $25 for her recent as
sault on Mrs. Conroy.
Only six days more in which
to have your name entered on the
new Great Register.
The public are cordially invited
to attend temperance meeting at
| the Congregational Church to-mor-
row Saturday. evening.
1t is rumored that suit will be
instituted by Williams's principal
backer to recover the stakes lost in
last Sundays foot race.
The attention of the boy who ex-
hibited brcastpiu containing
miniatures to the Chief of Police, a
few weeks ago, is directed to the
advertisement Lost Breastpiu.o
A boy who had ventured too far
out In the surf at Santa Monica on
Wednesday, was saved from drown
ing by a Newfoundland dog belong
ing TO Mr.. Welch, of this city.
1t Is stated that Mr.. E. ]. Bald
win has purchased 10000 acres of
land adjoining the Santa Anita
Rancho, and that he will shortly
commence the erection of $20, ,0OO
cottage.
We understand that Frank Cob.
Ter, of the Santa Ana Times, will
commence the publication of a
campaign paper to be called The
NeW Constitution, in this city next
week.
Mr.. Campbell, the Delegate from
Arizona to the Congress Of the
United States, passed through Los
Angeles yesterday, EN- route to the
territory from which he halls.
A large excursion party from
San Bernardino registered at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel yesterday.
Shortly after p. NJ. they took the
train for Santa Monica, where they
passed the night.
Simon Cohn, a native of Ger
many, and Ygnacio Rivera, a ma
tive of Mexico, Were made citizens
of the Uuited States by Judge vii.
lis of the County Court, yesterday.
Attention is directed to the auc.
tion sale of the effects of the late
French Consul advertised to take
place next Wednesday. The goods
comprise furnitue, pictures, car
riages and a horse.
All draymen, truckmen and ex-
pressmen engaged in hauling
freight for hire, by ordinance
adopted yesterday, will hereafter
be required TO have their vehicles
numbered and pay one dollar pei
quarter license.
The Thirty Fights are preparing
to give u grand dramatic entertain.
ment on the evening of the 30th OF
August. They propose to eclipse
all of their former efforts and
make this the finest entertainment
of the kind ever held in Turn
| Verein Hall.
The Santa Barbara Press has
dropped the name of Jarrett Il.
Richards from the list of candi-
dates nominated for Associate JUS
tces of the Supreme Court by the
Republican State Convention and
publishes but five names in its list
of candidates for that Office.
Mr.. c. Ducommun yesterday
called our attention to magnifi-
cent rose grown in his garden. II
was of the Marshal Neil variety,
measured thirteen inches in cir
cumference and had been in bloom
for twelve days. The bush from
which it was plucked bore between
two and three hundred roses the
present season.
Slade, the celebrated spiritualist
medium, arrived at Santa Barbara
last Monday and may be expected in
this city by the steamer Orizaba
next Wednesday. Mr.. Slade, we
learn, became partially paralyzed
on the trip from Australia to Cali
fornia and is now compelled to use
a cane in walking.
In Judge Carrillo's Court yester.
day Michael Norris, arrested by
officer McFadden for disturbing the
peace, was fined $25 and in default
was sent to the chain gang for 25
davs. His wife stated that since
November last he had contributed
but SIT to the support of his fam
ily; that be had tried to assault
her, but was prevented by his sons
and that, failing in this, he haC
gone into the garden and destroyed
nineteen almost full grown orange
trees.
A petition was presented Il
Council yesterday by a number o
young men who have organized al
a Hook and Ladder Company, ask
ing that the hook and ladder trucl
be turned over to them and tha
they be recognized as part OF thu
Fire Department.. The company
comprises fifteen of our most ener
getic young men, with the follow