Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-08
LOCAL BEE HE'S.

Seven hundredths of an inch of
rain fell at Santa Barbara on Mon.
day.
There was a very light sprinkle
of rain between s and 8 o'clock yes.
terday morning.
Deputy Sheriff Huber, who took
Pierre Belliard to San Quentin,
came home overland yesterday.
The well known firm of Manning
& McMenomy, plumbers and gas.
filters, was yesterday dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. McMenomy,
we believe, retiring.
Angelefios at San Francisco ho-
tells on the 9th: f. Ames, Lick
House; J. Schlessinger, M. Hamil.
ton, K. Maxwell, Russ House; M.
B. Craig, Brooklyn.
JUICES McKinstry and Niles, CT
the Supreme Court, will leave San
Francisco Saturday on the Ancon,
" ODch bil6 GtoolOu vi th6
Court here. The session will last
for week or ten days.
Another large party started out
yesterday morning to find the wild
woman. They were out very near
ly all day. but did not succeed in
finding her, although they found
fresh tracks. - San Beraardino
Times.
Miss L. j. Hammond, in our Bus
mess Enterprise column, gives no.
tice to her patrons and the ladies' of
Los Angeles generally, that she
will to-day open for their inspec-
ton her elegant new stock of Fall
millinery.
We learn that Hon. John P.
Jones, United States Senator from
Nevada, and United States SEN
ators Farley, of California, and
Williams, of Kentucky, will leave
San Francisco by rail on Friday
for Los Angeles.
San Bernardino Times: VIM.
Godfrey, who has just returned
from Resting Springs, reports an
accident at one of the mines there,
in which a man was killed by Il
cave. We did not learn his name.
The work of fitting up the Pa
vllion for the reception of exhibits
placing tables, stands, etc, was
commenced Yesterday. A force of
five or six men, 1t is expected, will
be kept busy until the Fair opens.
We are indebted to Lewis e.
Aubury, formerly of this city, now
a resident Of Bodie, for box of
rich specimens from the Bodie and
Standard mines, Bodie district, and
one from the Mill Creek or Homer
district. recent discovery of great
promise.
Miss Rachel Edelman, we under
stand, will sing an aria from Ger
nani'' at the Tanning testimonial
concert. We have been informed
by those who have heard her that
Miss Edelman renders this difficult
selection exquisitely.
Messrs. Mendel Meyer and I.
Jacobs will open a saloon in front
of the Pavilion during the Fair, in
which they will dispense music and
liquid refreshments. We hope
that their beer will be as good as
the music Mendel has accustomed
US to at Santa Monica.
The jury in the case of the Peo-
pie We. J. J. Carrillo, ex City Tax
Collector, indicted for appropriate
ing public moneys. at S:15 last eve
ming, brought in verdict of guilty,
and, on account Of his previous
good character and standing, earn
estly recommended the defendant
to the mercy of the Court.
The National Union Greenback
Labor Party will hold their Con.
vention in st. Louis, Missouri, on
the Sth of January next to nomi-
nate President and Vice Presi-
dant of the United States. The
county of Los Angeles will hold
their Convention in Los Angeles
city on the 25th of December
(Xmas Day. to nominate q dele
gate to said Convention.
About two hundred people as
semi led at the Union Chapel, on
Alameda street, last evening to
listen to the recitations and music
of the teachers and scholars of the
Union Sunday School. After the
musical and literary portion of the
programme was finished refresh
ments were literally served. Mrs.
Caystile, Miss White, Mrs. Nelson,
Miss Wilson and Miss Royce fur
nished the vocal music. Miss Gays
tile and another young lady, whose
name we do not recall, gave some
very fine Rotations. The festivi-
ties were kept up till late hour
and afforded much enjoyment tC
all who had the good fortune to at
tend.
Hughes's Russian Baths, oppo
I site the Pico House, are a sovereign
remedy for lassltude, ennui, i'll
r health of all kinds and genera
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