Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1879-06-07
LOCAL RRE VITIEs.

geles vest erday.
Mrs. T. L. Vandenburg Is paying
Los Angeles visit.
The Workingmen's State Con
vantion at San Francisco adjourned
sine ate last evening.
Not q single native Californian
has been nominated for office nv
the Workingmen's State Conven
ton.
Capt. H. NJ. Smith, of this city,
was admitted to practice In the Su-
preme Court, at Sacramento, on
Tue.day.
st. Johns Day, June 9th, will
be celebrated In an appropriate
manner by the Masonic fraternity
OF this city.
The attention Of sheep owners Ia
directed to an advertise ment ITO
Sheep Owners" which appears in
our New To. Day.
The jury In the Billiard case, we
understand, stood five for acquit.
tai, five for manslaughter, one for
murder and one for murder la the
second degree.
The proposed hop of Angelitn
Lodge. l. o. U. F., we understand,
has been postponed from next
Monday evening till the Monday
following.
A gentleman who came In from
Arizona yesterday, Informs us that
II was raining heavily at the San
Gorgonio summit at s O'Clock yes
terday morning.
Angel. II IS registered at San
Francisco hotels on the 5lh: Fl. M.
Smith. II. M. Mitchell, H. +. Rls.
Ing, Palace; 0. F. Seymour, Occi-
dental; g. W.Tongate, Russ House.
By notice elsewhere, it will be
seen that the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Southern
Pacific Railroad will be held At the
company's office, San Francisco,
July 9th.
At the semi-annual meeting OF
the Los Angeles County Medical
Society, yesterday, DR.. Kurtz read
q very interesting and Instructive
paper entitled, "Why do we use
Spectacles?"
The Republican Club. at Its meet
Ing last night, resolved that 1t is
the sense of the Club that the pri.
maries for the election of delegates
to the next County Convention
should be held under the State pri-
mary election law.
There will be grand opening Of
the Fountain Exchange Of the
Messrs. Kuck 4 Brunyes, No. l23
Main street, to night. A fius
Lunch will be spread aud the pub
Tic will he treated 10 " thoroughly
hCspitahle experience.
Mr.. J. s. Frye, a gentleman who
has resided in Los Angeles for the
past four or five years, aud who has
sustained u high character for in.
dustry aud integrity, leaves to -iay
for his hume in Massac h Insects. His
numerous friends wish him God
speed aud would welcome his re-
turn should he choose to again Cast
In his lot with US.
The crazy Cbinawoman who was
discharged from custody few days
ago, was found acting strangely on
New High street by Officer u Hara,
last night, aud again taken iutU
custody. 1t IL 10 be hoped that she
will now be placed where she eau
no longer frlghten women and
children by her strange actions.
Officer O'Hara, while riding along
Banning street. about half-past
eight O'Clock last light, heard wo-
man cry robbers. He rode up to
the house whence the cry proceed
cd aud was Informed that " man
who had been In the house hail fed
through the back yard. He started
In pursuit but was unable to fud
the would-be robber.
Col. J. J. Ayers delivered in the
Fort street Methodist Episcopal
Church last night the secoud of the
course Of lectures which has been
announced for some weeks past.
Colonel Ayers's subject-"Ploneer
rimes"-was one which he Is emf
n.ntiy qualified to handle. Hav-
ing given a somewhat extended
notice Of 1t last year, we content
ourselves on the present occasion
by saying that It was replete with