Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-31
LOCAL ES.
Council this afternoon.

Council this afternoon.
Don't fail to register before the
1st of August.
Hon. j. w. Satterwhite, of San
Bernardino, was in the city yester-
day.
General Stoneman came down
from San Francisco by yesterdays
overland train.
Joseph Sugg, aged 81 years, was
registered at the County Clerks
office yesterday.
This is the last day in which to
have your name entered on the
new Great Register.
A large number Of the delegates
to the Democratic Convention ar
rived in the city yesterday.
The Democratic County Conven-
ton meets at Union Hall at II
O'Clock this morning.
The Messrs. Sutherland and Roth,
two we'll known AngeleiIos, are
keeping store in Altar, Sonora.
Leon. Bonnon charged with using
water without permit, was fined
$40 by Mayor Toberman yesterday.
Our popular friend Smith, ol
Wells, Fargo g. Co., has returned
from tour of some months in So.
nora.
Professor Slade, the Spiritualist,
arrived by the steamer Orizaba
yesterday and is registered at the
Cosmopolitan.
Three hundred and forty names
were added TO the Great Register
yesterday. Total up to last even
ing 6S40 names.
The Mess Is. S. w. Craigue and
f. Stanford will be in from Tucson
in few days. Col. Stanford has
abandoned mining in Sonora.
Seven men-two Frenchmen, one
Irishman, three Mexicans and one
Prussian-were admitted to citizen
ship by Judge Stephens in the
County Court yesterday.
One Of the delegates to the Dem.
ocratic County Convention yester.
day brought in with him q young
wildcat which was on exhibition
last night at Joe Bayer's saloon.
Waddell, whose trial on the
charge of using obscene language
was concluded before Justice Car
rillo yesterday, was fined $50 or
fifty days in the chain gang.
We were in error yesterday in
saying that the runaway team had
been stopped by Officer Thorpe.
That credit should have been given
to Messrs. Bauchette and Domingo.
General E. Bouton, an account Of
whose narrow escape from assassi'
nation in the San Gorgonio Pass
appeared in our telegraphic col
umns yesterday morning, got home
yesterday.
Los Angeles people at the San
Francisco hotels on the Goth: L. J.
Rose, Palace; ]. M. Griffith and
two sons, Occidental; w. 8. Lam
bic, Russ House; 1. A. Weld, The
Baldwin.
We regret to learn that Sheriff
Mitchell met yi.h severe and
painful accident at his farm yester
day morning, the wheel of loaded
wagon having run over and crushed
his foot quite badly.
The announcement of James D.
OFT, of Santa Ana, as a candidate
for County Tax Collector, subject
to nomination by the Democrat ic
Convention, appears in this morn
ing's HERALD. Mr.. OFT is a reliable
and well known Democrat and, Il
chosen. Will make a Trustworthy
and efficient officer.
Mr.. Ivar A, Weld has been rein
stated as Gauger for this revenue
district. Mr.. Weld, during his In
cumbency of this office, has showr
himself to be an admirable official
in every respect. He was gallant
officer In the Union service during
the late war and is a sterling citi'
zen from every standpoint.
The Los Angeles Guards will per
ceive, by notice elsewhere, that s
meeting for general inspection viii
be held at the armory at sever
o'clock, sharp, this evening. Adju
tant-General Walsh and Col. Chal
mers Scott, the latter of the Gov
ernor's staff, will arrive to-day
The band Is also expected to be OF
hand.
County Clerk Potts yesterday re
ceived a letter from E. M. b. Tim
oney, an attorney of Oxford, Idaho
asking information of one Willart
Crawford, District Attorney Of tha
place, who claims to have been a
one time elected District Judge O
Los Angeles, but who, he says
after holding one term Of Court, re
signed in disgust. Mr.. Crawford
we think, Is fraud of the first wa
ter as no such name appears on tn
RECORDS OF Los Angeles count,
either rs Judge or attorney.