Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-09-10
LOCAL BREXITIE rs.

Serenades to the successful can
didates are the order for tonight.
The steamer Orizaba sails for San
Francisco and way ports this after.
noon.
Mr.. G. II. Smurr, of the S. p. r.
r., returned from visit to Mojave
yesterday.
The concert of Miss Winn and
Mrs. Salmon takes place at Union
Hall this evening.
In the County Court yesterday,
in the case of Layman vs.. Hickey,
judgment was rendered for defend
ant.
We regret to learn that Mr.. l..
M. Holt, Secretary of the Hortcul-
tural Society, ia confined to the
house by illness.
Mr.. J. A. Kelly, Deputy United
States Internal Revenue Collector,
got back from San Francisco over
land yesterday.
Mr.. Seymour Locke Informs us
that "The Wreck Of Fl. M. S.
Pinafore" will probably be pro
duced here ere long.
There are eleven election pre-
cincts yet to canvass, the Board
having got as far as San Juan
Capistrano yesterday.
Angelefios at San francisco ho-
tells on the 9Th: E. w. Noyes and
wife, J. A. Clark, Brooklyn; j. j.
GARLIC, Lick House.
The New Constitution party did
not prove to be very vigorous
plant. 1t certainly is not adapted
to the suil OF semitropical Cal!for-
mia.
Peter Reese, arrested in the act
of disposiug of law book stolen
from Messrs. Bicknell & White,
was arraigned before Justice Traf-
ford yesterday and fined $l4.
Two men, arrested by officer
O'Hara, were up before the Mayor
yesterday charged with fighting on
Main street. The agressor was
fined SIS and the other discharged.
We are Informed that tho arle-
sian we'll at Mammoth Tank is
down six hundred and fifty feet and
now working in clay with every
prospect of soon striking "a flow OF
artesian water Yanaa Sentinel.
The Los Angeles Guards, headed
by Conterno's band in their new
uniform, paraded through the
principal streets yesterday after.
noon. Both Guards and band
made very fine appearance.
We understand that our Repub-
lican fellow citizens intend to cele.
brate their triumph by an impress.
sive demonstration of some kind.
While this reminds us that we were
not the victors in the late contest il
is no more 'rht.
Our frier T. J. Askins, now in
Portland, { ,egon, writes to q gen
tleman in this city that he would
rather live i'm Los Angeles on one
meal day than in Portland on
three meals, and that he will be
back soon.
Jerry Hitch attained his tw enty'
eighth birthday yesterday and was
so elated by that fact that nothing
but champagne would suit him tc
treat bis friends and acquaintances
We wish him many happy returns
of the day.
Messrs. Foley, Green, Palmer
and Reikert returned from few
days hunt at the Azusa yesterday
During the last day they bagged
1913 quails and Is cotton-tail rab'
bits. They informs us that there
is no end to the quail in that sec
ton.
Our indians have been gathered
on the river running races to de-
eide who should go to San Francis
90 in place OF the man Mr.. Iaegel
brought back. The contestants
dwindled down to three, two Of
whom gave up and the victor wal
taken to San Francisco last Tues
day. We are told he ran for three
consecutive hours without stop
ping even for water, making thirty
Y three miles in three hours and tel
minutes - Yuma Sentinel.
. DR.. Schlessinger attempts t