Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-18
LOCAL BREVITIE ES.

Don't fail to register before the
1st of August.
Mr.. G. H. Bradley returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
A lady advertises in our New Tc-
Day for situation as housekeeper.
Only thirteen days more in which
to have your name entered on the
new Great Register.
J. III. Seymour, of the Grange
Store, returned from San Francisco
overland yesterday.
Mr.. J. de Barth Shorb, the last of
| the Los Angeles delegates to get
home, will arrive to-day.
The finder of a meerschaum pipe
will receive q liberal reward on re-
turning it to the HERALD office.
Council yesterday refused to
adopt an ordinance prohibiting the
use of kerosene in kindling fires.
City School Superintendent Kim
ball went up to San Francisco
overland yesterday on d short visit.
The handsome and genial Per-
kins can tell US all about that pool
ing of freights and fares business,
now that he is amongst us.
The triangular Congressional
fight bids fair to wax warm shortly.
There is a good deal of calorc la
tent in the Democratic candidate.
The Mayor of Bear Valley yester-
day de emonstrated the fact that his
muscles are taut and staunch. He
Is evidently "the man for Galway"
A little bird whispers us that ex-
Senator Maclay, whom We encoun-
tered in San Francisco the other
day, will be u candidate for State
Senator.
John f. Carroll, an account of
whose arrest for attempting to get
money on forged orders appeared in
yesterdays HERALD, will be ex-
amired before Justice Baldwin to.
day.
Ex- Governor Romualdo Pacheco
arrived in Los Angeles from New.
hall yesterday. The james Ftz
James who is to slay him politi-
cally, Wallace Leach, of San Die
go, is also in the city.
L. Neuburger, agent for the An
Choir shirt factory, is in town and
is stopping at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel. Any one wishing to order
shirts will find it to their advan-
tage to see him. Room 43.
Mr.. Theodore Froehlinger, whose
card as candidate for County
Treasurer has appeared in the
DAILY HERALD, while thanking
his friends for their kind Intention,
desires us to say that he is not a
candidate for any office.
In the case of r.. DeBare, arrest
ed by officer McFadden for dis
turbipg the peace, Justice Trafford
dismissed the accused, alleging
that he had no Jurisdiction in the
matter. District Attorney Thorn
objected to the ruling and the case
will probably come up again.
There are three promising fea-
lures ia the present situation in
Los Angeles county. First, the
price of, and the demand for, Cali
fornia wines, have increased; Sec
ond, wool is going up; third, our
wheat crop is excellent in quality,
fair in quantity and is fetching
81 u and $l.76 per GENITAL in San
Francisco.
The announcement of Mr.. w. /
Rumble as a candidate for County
Surveyor, subject to the action of
the Republican County Conven-
ton, appears in our New To-Day.
Mr.. Rumble is u gentleman of rec
ognized ability and skill in his
profession, and is withal character
ized by about all the personal viz
tues. The Republicans will be sure
of good candidate If they nomi-
aate him.
A grain stack on the ranch OF
Mr.. Il. ]. Baldwin was set on fire
by sparks from steam thresherr
on Monday last, and the stack, with
part of the separator, a wagon
and other machinery, with about
$50 centals of grain and some hay
which belonged to Meyers, a ten
ant of Baldwin's, were burned.
The stubble burned as far north as
the road, WHICH prevented its fur
ther advance.
A furnace for the reduction ol
silver ore, built for Messrs. Morgan
s. Mills, of SiIverado, by Messrs
Sweetman d Co, of this city, was
shipped to its destination yester-
day. Mr.. Sweet'Aau's son went out
with the furnace o superintend IT.
erection. The Southern Slope
mine, adjoining that of Messrs
Morgan 81 Mills, has started al
lively and the owners are getting
out fine ore. We wish these gen
/, tlemen success In their uDdertak
ing.
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