Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-13
LOCAL BREvITIICs.

New Maple Sugar at Geo. D.
Rowan's.
The steamer Orizaba sale for San
Francisco to-day.
Deputy Sheriff n. A. Ling re.
turned from San Francisco over.
land yesterday.
We are under obligations to Hon.
p. D. Wigglnton for number of
interesting public documents.
Mr.. Il. H. Rothchild, who has
just graduated from the State
University, has returned home.
Los Angeles people at San Fran
clsco hotels on the 18th: Miss
Hathaway, Cosmopolitan; B. Gull
Their and.wife, Russ House.
Two DRINKS were arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning,
each OF whom contributed five dol
lars to the funds of the city.
On dit that Mr.. George E. Gard
will be a candidate for nomination
by the Republican County Conven-
ton for the Office of Sheriff
Mfr. L. E. Page, Of Page g. Gravel,
who recently removed their car
riage mandatory to Tucson. Ari-
coma, Is paying his old home a
visit.
Felipe, an Indian, arrested on the
charge of stealing q horse at Ana
helm Landing, will have q prellm-
mary examination before Justice
Trafford this morning.
Deputy Zarjeros will hereafter
be sworn as Deputy Constables,
with power to arrest all persons
caught stealing the city water or
otherwise violating the water regu-
lations.
Growing crops and grain insured
In the Esna of Hartford and Ham
burg-Magdeburg Insurance Com
panies. VIM. ]. Brodrick. agent;
Office, No. merclal street.
Jose Demoran, negro from
South America, who does not speak
word Of English, was arrested yes.
terday for being drunk and disor-
Derby and com initted to await ex-
animation before the Mayor this
morning.
Captain P. M. Darcy, we are in
formed, will be the candidate of the
Butler wing Of the Workingmen's
Party for nomination for the office
of Sheriff before the County Con-
vention of the Workingmen's
Party.
The Los Angeles Guards are noti-
fed, by advertisement elsewhere,
to appear at their armory, In full
Uniform, at II o'clock, sharp, this
evening, for Inspection by the Adj
jutant-General.
The Pacific Coast steamers which
call at Santa Cruz and Monterey
will leave San Pedro on the 18th
(to-day) and 9th instant. The
dates Of departure given the other
day were incorrect in so far as they
related to the departure from San
Pedro.
The commencement exercises of
the graduating class of the High
School will be held at Turnvereln
Hall next Thursday evening. The
examination OF the other classes Of
the High School will occur during
the week following the commence.
ment.
The voice OF the croaker from
other than ponds-the natural re-
sort of the frog genus-is heard in
the land. Fortunately the Summer
months will terminate the regime
Of this croaklng mOnstrosity and
Los Angeles Will again, with the
Fall months, start out on career
of marked prosperity.
Adjutant-General P. f. Walsh,
N. g. c., arrived by yesterdays
overland train and will to-day
make the annual inspection of the
Los Angeles Guards. During his
stay ia the city, General Walsh,
we are informed, will investigate
the charges preferred against p. M.
Darcy, Captain Of the Guards.
Mr.. D. NJ. Adams, the gentle.
man who, 1t will he remembered,
delivered a highly intellectual,
eloquent and diiettanH lecture in
Good Tempiar Hall, about a year
ago, is spoken of as the orator at
the coming Fourth of July celebra.
ton. ShouAl he be selected ouI
people can rely upon 1t that high.
| ~ enjoyable oratorlcal treat Is In
store for them.
The Health Officer reported tc
Council yesterday that, during the
month of May, there were 10 deaths
In the city, Q males and IL female.
8 Of Mexican descent, born In for.
eign countries and Is In the Unitet
States; 8 were over 70 years Of sg,
and 7 under years. Causes o
dealh: Castro fever,2; meningitis
/; cancer, i; perics rdItIs, l; chronic
diarrhea, 1; puerpsT fever, !; con
sumption, /; convulslons, !; chol
era infantum, /; typhoid fever,