Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-17
LOCAL BREXITIES,
Council this afternoon,

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The steamer Ancon sails for San
Francisco this afternoon.
See advertisement of situation
wanted in our New To-Day.
General John II. Brierly yester-
day celebrated his 10th birthday.
The County Supervisors are still
sitting as Board of Equalization.
Judge r. M. Widney returned
from San Francisco by rail yester-
day.
One hundred and two names
were registered by the County
Clerk on Tuesday.
Pierre Bellies, in our New To-
Day, gives notice that a note in
his favor, drawn by II. M. John
ston, has been paid.
Messrs. S. Meyer, ]. p. New
mark, M. II. Myers and w. Kali
Usher returned from San Francisco
overland yesterday.
The case of Frank Toal, charged
with assault by j. d. Hodges, was
tried before the Mayor yesterday.
Decision reserved until this morn
ing.
We have received the first num-
Der of the Weekly Arisonian, a new
paper started at Prescott. by John
ii. Marion, n veteran editor of that
territory.
The case of Mrs. Conroy against
Mrs. Lavelle, for assault, has been
transferred from The Mayors to
Justice Tratfoid's Court and will be
tried this morning.
Los Angeles Lodge A. o. U. w.
has changed its time of meeting
from Monday to Wednesday even
Ing, and the place from Union Hall
to the new Masonic Hall, Mcdonald
Block.
Angeleilos at San Francisco ho-
tells on the 18th: J. Berrister, Pal
ace; Mrs. j. Lang and son, Lick
House; j. Fennessy, Mrs. Chapelle,
son and daughter, II. J. Wooila-
colt, Rnss House.
L. Neuburger, agent for the An
chor shirt factory, is in town and
is stopping at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. Any one wishing to order
shirts will find il to their advan-
tage to see him. Room 43.
The officers and members of Los
Angeles Lodge, No AZ, +. & A. NJ,
are notified else where that a spe-
cial meeting will be held at their
| hall at S o'clock this evening. All
Masons in good standing are Invited
to attend.
Anaheim Gazette: The railroad
authorities have now under consid-
Grafton a proposition to reduce the
fare between Anaheim and Los
Angeles to two dollars for the
round trip. 1t is believed that
they will see the necessity of MAX
ing the proposed reduction.
Don't fail to register before the
lst of August.
We learn that 800 were realized
from the ladies lunch and prome-
made concert on the Fourth of July
for the benefit of the Cathedral
Organ fund. This, with the sum
previously on hand, assures an in
strument in keeping with the
handsome church edifice for which
1t is intended.
A creditable crayon sketch, enti-
tied the "Rasper,n executed by
Master Abram Edelman, son of
Rabbi A. w. Edelman, Is on eX-
hibition in Preuss' window, Spring
street. The drawing is good and
shows that the young artist, who is
now at San Francisco pursuing his
studies, is making satisfactory pro-
yress.
Mr.. T. b. Brown, elsewhere in
mis- mornings HERALD. announces
lat he will be candidate for Dis
net Attorney, subject to nomina-
l3n by the Democratic County
Couvention. Mr.. Brown is an at
tofney who ranks high at the Los
Al sles bar and, should he be
elected, will discharge the duties
Of 70 Office with fidelity and abil-
Ity
I Ihe Anaheim Gazette says: The
Nae7 re playing havoc with the
gie uts md other fruit In Anaheim.
I Wine ury is becoming manifestly
more ious every day, and there
dos lt5t seem to be any remedy.
Ilil a-iess to enact an ordinance
,re1Hi lug all bees to be removed
/ from he lown limits. because they
iwjff tHyel five or six miles in
ssauh 81 >odf
The Au helm Gazette reports
that 6 Wilson, Of Anaheim
i uiiu9 ! an adventure with q
, wan-a M 'hark one day last
srel oni a sailor went out In
Ia eft 10 repair a buoy,
tna p Turning they were
/ ie'lg @si ty the shark until