Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-01
LOCAL BREVITIE rs.

Harmony was not in order.
The offices are too few to go
round.
Nick Covarrubias, Sheriff of
Santa Barbara, is at the Pico.
See advertisement of fresh milch
COWS for sale, in our New To-Day.
Col. Sayler, railroad agent at
Wilmington, was in the city last
evening.
Mr.. G.. II. Mansfield, of vii.
mington, visited Los Angeles yes
terday.
Jesse Butler, we are informed,
aspires to the Senatorial toga. No
wonder the fusion collapsed.
Nicely furnished and eligibly 10.
Gated rooms are offered Cor rent
elsewhere In this mornings HER
AID.
Billy Moulthrop, telegraph ope.
rator at Wilmington, was inspect.
ing the Workingmen's Convention
yesterday.
The Executive Committee for the
Fourth of July celebration meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock to COM
plete arrangements.
The attention of restaurant keep
ers Is directed to the advertisement
headed Restaurant Privileges"
In our New To-Day.
The July schedule Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company will be
found in the proper column OF his
mornings HERALD.
Josiah Gilmore, of Los Angeles,
Is among the passengers due in San
Francisco this evenint. per over
land train from the East.
Gen'l John r. Briefly yesterday
received notice that he had been
reappointed U. s. Gauger for the
District of Los Angeles.
Ruiz. arrested last week for as.
saulting man named Chavez with
deadly weapon, will be examined
before Justice Traff0id this morn
ing.
At the election on Saturday last
Mr.. p. E. Benedict WAS elected
School Trustee for the Monte Vista
District, and Mr.. VIM. Vawter for
the Santa Monica District.
Jacob Rapp, a native of Ger.
many, and John Frey, a native OF
switzerland, were yesterday adj
mi,ted to citizenship by Judge
Stephens of the County Court.
Judge Stephens and Under Sher.
iff Rowland yesterday drew the
grand and petit juries for the July
term of the County Court, the
grand jury returnable July 7th and
the petit jury July 2lst. ,
For some time past certain
wood yard in East Los Angeles has
been visited by thieves, and on
Sunday night last a man was seen
falling over the wood. His name
is known and he is respectfully
notified that it will not be healthy
for him to visit that yard again, as,
If caught, he will have to suffer the
consequences.
Col. T. S. Hall, Deputy United
States Revenue Collector. was yes
terday superseded by Mr.. J. A. KEEL
ley, late Superintendent of the
Santa Anita ranch. Under what
phase of "Civil Service Reform"
Col. Halls removal became neces
sary we are unable 10 understand,
but we cordially wish him great
prosperity in whatever business hs
may embark.
The announcement Of John Traf-
ford as a candidate for reelection
to the office of Justice of the Peace
of Los Angeles Township appears
elsewhere in this mornings HER
AID. Mr.. Trafford, during his IN.
cumbency of the office, has dis.
charged its responsible duties ac-
ceptably; and, as the position is
one in which experience is indis-
peDSAOle, our clliZens Will Hnu IL
to their Interest to re elect him.
A meeting of butchers was held
ct the Central Market, Spring
street, last night to take measures
for the proper representation of
that trade 10 the approaching 4th
of July celebration. TO this end It
was agreed to organize Butchers
DIVISION, of which Mr.. II. l.. Col.
Inns was elected Marshal. All
hutcher who wish to participate are
re1uosted to attend an adjourned
meeting at tie Central Market at
6 o'clock this evening.
We learn that Miss Fannie
Rlger, well known nymph do
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