Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-02-12
LOCAL ES,

A chambermaid is advertised fol
in our New To-Day.
Mr.. A. H. Denker, of the United
States Hotel, got home by yester.
days overland train.
Mr.. VIM. Mimic, Deputy United
States Surveyor, arrived by yester.
days overland train.
The Georgia Ministries return
from San Bernardino this morning
aud will open at Turn-Verein Hall
tonight.
Mr.. Alfred Moore tells us that
there will be genuine greenback-
ers' meeting in the County Court
room to morrow night.
An elegantly furnished room,
with bathroom on the same floor,
located in the pleasantest part of
the city, is offered for rent in our
New To-Day.
BY notice elsewhere, it will be
seen that the sale of delinquent
stock of the Southern District Ag-
ricultural Society has been post
poned until Tuesday, February
25th.
Los Angeles people registered at
San Francisco hotels on the 10th:
M. J. Thompson, Palace; Mrs. C.
w. Fox, G. Adds, II. Somers, The
Baldwin; I. A. Dunsmoor, Russ
House.
The drunk who bit officer Roach's s
thumb night before last, was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday
morning and was sent up for thirty
days-five for being drunk and
twenty-five for biting the officer.
The motion for a new trial in
the case of VIM. Cape, convicted of
perjury, argued before Judge
Stephens yesterday afternoon, was
denied and the prisoner sentenced
to the States Prison for three
years.
We are informed by Mr.. Alfred
Moore that Mr.. Keyser pays his
own gas bills, and that the county
Is not, therefore, put to any ex-
pense on his account. We make
the correction. AS to the policy of
surrendering the County Court
room to men of Mr.. Keyser's class,
we retain the opinions WHICH we
avowed yesterday.
Two of the most desirable lots in
the tract of the Pioneer Building
Lot Association of East Los Ange-
les and one in the Beaudry Park
tract, are offered for sale In our
New To-Day. To persons who de-
sire to secure pleasant sites for
homes, this Is one of the best op.
portunities ever offered in Los An.
geles.
We experienced a poignant re-
gret at learning yesterday of the
death in the morning and burial
in the afternoon of little Leo New
mark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Newmark. This is the second
time this estimable family have
been bereaved by death in the
space of fortnight. The little
Leo was q promising child and
was carried off by that fatal dis
ease, diphtheria, before he had
rounded his third year.
A large number of our prominent
citizens, including Gen. Shields,
DIR. Cougar, II. IL. w. Bent, Mr.
Severance,T. A. Carey, L. M. Holt,
of the Horticultuvist, Mr.. Richard.
son, and many others left yester-
day to attend the meeting of the
Horticultural Society at Riverside,
A good time and fine exhibition
Is expected, but we would caution
our Riverside neighbors against sc
many Cramps" They will bear
watching as we'll as the trees they
nurse.
The second trial of one of the
Cinnamon arrested for violating
the cubic air law came off befor,
Justice Ira ford yesterday, the jury
az in the first trial, failing to agree
They stood six to six, a change o
three in favor of conviction, th
first Jury having stood nine for ac
ouittaI to three for conviction. A
this rate third trial may result il
q conviction. Whatever the re
suit, however, the county will hav
o nice bill of costs to pay.
Mr.. Moses Swigart yesterda.
brought to this Office monstrosit,
in the shape of an enlarged chicke
liver. 1t weighed exactly eleve
ounces and was supposed by tn
butchers to whom it was shown I
have been taken from the carcas
of a|young calf. The hen which die
from it was apparently in goo
health until two or three week
S ago. Yesterday she dropped deat
and Mr.. Swigart cut her open wit
view to discovering what aile
her, with the disclosure of th
enorm ously swollen liver referre
to above. We have heard Of th
y prodigious diseased livers cult
waited in the geese which furnis
the dainty known as the pate G
"a feic gras, but this mammot
L L chicken liver rather took OF
breath away.