Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-30
LOCAL. REVITIES,
Don't fail to register before th'
1st of August.

Don't fail to register before the
1st of August.
The steamer Orlzaba is due from
San Francisco this morning.
Only one more day in which TO
have your name entered on the
new Great Register.
A party of men who lately passed
through the Trabuco Canon report
having seen seven bears.
Mr.. Ivar A. Weld, United States
Gauger, returned from San Fran
cisco by yesterdays overland train.
We received pleasant call yes
terday from Mr.. Scipio Craig, cf
the Cotton Semi. Iropic.
General o. B. Wilcox, Command
ant of the Department of Arizona,
was registered at the Pico House
yesterday.
The A. o. u. WIS will hold a lit
erary and musical social this eve
ming at the new Masonic Hall, Nc
Donald Block.
Slade, the celebrated spiritualist
medium, Is expected TO arrive from
Santa Barbara by the steamer ORR
zaba this morning.
Oar friend Abe Norton, Deputy
County Clerk, desires us to inform
his friends that he Is not a candi-
date for Justice of the Peace or any
other office.
We regret to hear that, on last
Sunday night, the store of s.
Cahen, at the AZusa, was burned
to the ground. Loss about $40, 900,
partially insured.
Mr.. George ID. Rowan is remov-
ing his store from the Strelitz
Block to the Baker Block, his old
quarters being too small for his
constantly increasing business.
ApgelefIos at San Francisco ho.
tells on the 2Sth: B. Blake, Pal
ace; G. w. Johnson and wife, Cos.
mOpolitan; G.. s. Foster, Mrs. Fos-
ter, Mrs. e. Irvine, Russ House.
Frederick Gioss, a native OF
Switzerland; Alfred Soubrie, a ma
tive of France; Frederick Neiizke,
native Of Germany; Samuel Syl-
va, a native of Portugal and James
Olsen, native of Norway, were
naturalized by County Judge
Stephens yesterday.
A pair OF horses that had been
left in front of the Cash store yes
terday morning dashed off down
Spring street. The runaways were
pursued by officer Thorpe and
caught just beyond first street. For
tunatoly no damage was done.
We have been requested by Mr..
Adolfo Cells, President of the Junts
Patriotica de Juarez, to say that
that Society has no connection
with, and will derive no benefit
from a ball to be given on the 10th
of September, for which tickets are
now being offered for sale.
Registration still continues brisk
at the County Clerks office. Up to
last evening 6.470 names had been
entered on the Great Register and
the probabilities are that by Au-
gust 1st, the date at which the Reg
lister will be placed in the hands oil
the printer, upwards of 1000 names
will have been entered.
WaddelI, who lives on Firs,
street. and who has figured in po.
lice annals quite frequently of late,
both as complainant and defendant
was arrested yesterday for using
obscene and vulgar language or
the streets. His case was partially
tried before Justice Carrillo yester'
day aud will be concluded this
m orning.
The announcement of George Er'
gelhardt as a candidote for Consta
BILE of Los Angeles Township, sub
ject to Democratic nomination, ap
pears elsewhere. Mr.. Engelhard
has been a member of the City Pc
lice for some time, in which posi-
tion he has proved himself an eff
cient officer, and, should he b.
elected, will discharge the duties o
the office faithfully.
The Republican Central Com
mittee met yesterday at the Cen
tralClub Rooms and organized by
electing John r. Briefly, Chair
man; Frank A. Gibson, Secretary
Walter s. Moore, Assistant Secre
tary; e. +. Spence, Treasurer. Al
Executive Committee, consisting Q
Messrs. ]. f. Crank, e. F. Spence
w. s. Moore. ]. II. Briefly and 4
A. Gibson, was appointed.
Col. Hewitt, who got back fror
Yuma yesterday, informed us tina
on Sunday the thermometer at tha
place registered 1852 in the shad
and that, two days before, the mel
curry went up to ITO. He says tina
all the new comers are firm believ
ers in and willing to vouch for tn
truth OF the dead soldiers havin
sent back for his blankets.
We have received communici
tIon from Councilman Jesse b
Butler In answer to the letter {
Zanjero Meinzer, which appeare