Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-30


Marshal, was among the passen-
gers from San Francisco by Sum
days train.
Bishop Haven, w. J. Haven and
Miss M. NJ. Haven arrived in Los
Angeles by Sundays train from
San Francisco.
Mr.. J. e. Hollenbeck, who has
been TO Lake Tahoe and other
points ofinterest in the northern
part of the State, got home yester-
day.
One month from now work will
be resumed on the Southern Pacific
Railway in Arizona and strong
stream of travel will again set in
towards that territory.
Los Angeles has been getting
the tail end of the Yosemite tour.
lists during the past two or three
weeks. It will soon be time for
the regular fall and winter tourists.
Mr.. Fl. Susskind, of the Progress
store, Cardona block, went up to
San Francisco overland on Sunday
to purchase full line of fall styles
of gentlemen's clothing and fur
nishing goods.
Alfredo Coover was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday on the
charges of drunk, disorderly and
resisting an officer. In default Of
| $50 fine he was sent to the chain
gang for thirty days.
There was an interesting mill be-
tween two well known butchers on
Hill street last evening. On the
appearance of the police, however,
the belligerents postponed further
hostilities to more fitting occa.
sion, consequently no arrests were
made.
The Bodie Press says that efforts
are being made to secure the phot-
ographs of the two men in that
locality who voted in favor of
Chinese immigration. The pictures
are to be forwarded to Bridgeport
and placed among the county
archives.
John Bolan, proprietor of the
Cape House, was arrested by officer
Roach yesterday afternoon on three
charges - keeping disorderly
house, using obscene and vulgar
language and threats. He gave
bail for his appearance before the
Mayor at 8 O'clock this morning.
Photographs taken at the Los
Angeles Gallery at the following
rates: Cabinets, 81 per dozen;
cards, So per dozen; ferreotypes, four
for twenty-five cents. Remember
the place; entrance next door to
City of Paris, on Main street, and
opposite the Congregational
church, on New High street.
Peter Rees, who, some days ago,
was fined SIS for stealing book
from the law office of Messrs. Bick.
nell g. White, which he attempted
to sell, was arrested yesterday on
the charge of selling some books,
the property of Mr.. George Han
sen. He will be examined before
Justice Trafford this morning.
A fracas occurred yesterday of.
ternoon on Los Angeles street, the
result of which was that f. e
Gravel and q Mr.. Poulin were ar.
rested On charge of robbery and
brought before Justice Trafford
who held them to bail to appear
for examination this morning
The difficulty, we understand, grew
out of the settlement of the part
nership affairs of the late firm O.
Page & Gravel.
The Ohio State election takes
place on Tuesday, October 14th
Iowa votes on the same day, ant
three weeks later, November 4th,
New York, Massachusetts,, Mary
land, Minnesota and Wisconsin
will also elect their State officers
and Legislatures, while Mississippi
and New Jersey will elect Legis
Iative ticket. On the same day the
Pennsylvania election for State
Treasurer and members of the Leg
islature will be held.
Our Turner friends have shown
great taste in remodeling theil
hall. They have now one of thu
most attractive concert rooms Ii
, the State. a hard-finished ceiling
having been introduced. The facil
tiles for ventilation are admirable
The whole structure has been re
painted: and, take it for all in all
the Improvements are manifest an,
manifold. Not the least of the ben
fits to be derived from the renova
ton is the marked Improvement O
the acoustic properties of Turnve
rein Hall, which now leave nothin
to be desired.
The residents of the southern
suburb of the city enjoyed an old
fashioned "corn shocking" las
evening. The work was we'll done
" and the collation. was such that