Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-29
LOCAL BREVITIE ES.

Francisco to-day.
Council meets in regular session
at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
A Protestant woman is adver-
tised for in our New To-Day.
Mr.. G. III. Matfield is home from
a two weeks visit to San Frar-
cisco.
The knights of Pythlas are noti-
fled to appear at their Castle Hall,
In full uniform, to-day.
Angeleiios at San Francisco ho.
tells on the 9th: l.. J. Rose, Jr.,
Palace; l.. ID. Howard and wife,
Russ House.
The members of Shominac Tribe
No. SO, I. o. r. NJ, are notified to
appear at their Wigwam to-mor-
row (Friday) at l O'Clock P. NJ.
Ah Chin, the Chinaman arrest
ed for shooting a compatriot, night
before last, will be examined be-
fore Justice Trafford this afternoon.
The jury in the case of the Peo.
pie VS.. jose Gamez, indicted for as
saulting Chinaman with knife,
last evening brought in verdict of
not guilty.
Miss M. M. Parmalee, of Placer.
willie, adveriises elsewhere for a sit
uation as governess in a private
family. She is competent to in
struct beginners in music, dra wing
and In the ordinary English
branches.
The Messrs. George w. Brown
& Co. yesterday suspended the pub
licatian of the Star. During their
control of this journal they dis.
played good deal of-newspaper
enterprise aud .sprightliness. We
hope their future business relations
may prove pleasant.
In our notice of the arrival of
First and Third Assistant Postmas-
ters General Tyner and Hazen, we
enormously stated that they were
registered at the Pico House, when
we should have said the Cosmo-
politan Hotel, of which house they
were the guests during their stay
in Los Angeles.
Miss Olive p. Gibson-a gifted
sister Of our friend Mr.. Frank Glib.
son-was chosen, out Of class of
forty-five at the State Normal
School, to deliver the valedictory
address. She acquitted herself of
the task with great grace and sue.
cess. Her thoughtful effort was
printed in full in the San Jose pa.
psrs.
II. w. Valpe and VIM. Somerset
were up before Judge Carrillo yes.
terday on the charge of having en-
gagged in q set-to the previous even
ing according to the rules of the 2.
II. There being no evidence to
show that the fight had been any
thing but an ordinary knock.down
affair, without seconds, the charge
was dismissed.
Chief King received dispatch
from Sheriff Gabriel, of Florence,
Arizona, asking him to looking out
for man named John Taylor who
broke Jail at that place a few days
before. Taylor was arrested by
officers Thorpe and Geiger yester-
day and committed to Jail to await
the orders of Sheriff Gabriel, who
telegraphs that he will either come
himself or send for the prisoner in
a day or two.
Il. Martin g. Co. elsewhere ad-
vertise the arrival of mammoth
shipment of st. Louis Anheuser
beer. The quality of this consign-
ment is simply nonpareil. To
moderate extent, we have been q
quaffer of beer all our life, but we
have never yet tasted anything in
this line which is comparable to
the Anheuser. These brewers are
artists in instinct at least, and their
consignments are accompanied by
pictorial illustrations of st. Louis
that are a credit to the photo
graphic art aud to the liberality of
the firm. : The Messrs. e. Martin
q Co., receiving beer by the car
load, can afford to give thorough
bargains to the trade. Look in at
their warehouse In Arcadia Block,
Los Angeles street.
Assistant Postmasters General
Tyner and Hazen and party made
but a brief visit to our beautiful
section, they having returned to
San Francisco yesterday. Through
the kindness Of Mr.. George II. Mat
field, who met the party at San Frar-
cisco and came down with them,
their stay was utilized to the ut.
most in showsng them the beauties
of Semi-Tropicalia. Tuesday after
noon was devoted to sightseeing
in and about the city; aud, yester-
day morning, at half past six
o'clock, they were driven to San
Gabriel; where, after breakfast
Ing at the hospitable mansion
OF Mr.. l.. J. Rose, they were shown
everything worth seeing in that
rich region. The whole party was
daliOIted with the cnunfrv and re-