Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-16
LOCAL EREVITIES.
Don't fail to register before th
1st of August.

|
ing at Santa Monica, was in the
city yesterday.
We received call yesterday
from Mr.. J. M. Julian, editor of the
San Diego NeaVs.
Five persons were made citizens
by Judge Willis, in the County
Court, yesterday.
The vignerons in the southern
part of the city still complain oil
the ravages of bees.
Mr.. Sidney Lacey. delegate to
the recent Democratic Convention
got home overland yesterday.
TIE Evening Journal office has
been removed to Downey Block, to
the rooms formerly occupied by
Major Frank Ganahl as law Of
fees.
Nj. w. Poole, United States Mar
shal for the District of California,
arrived in Los Angeles by yester-
days overland train.
We are indebted to MIR. Ed. Dun.
ham for complimentary excursion
| tickets to the Perkins meeting al
Anaheim, next Monday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Ling left for San
Quentin yesterday, having in
charge Quigley and Gorham, SEN
! fenced 10 Stste's Prison for one
year each.
Mike Madlgan and party return.
ed yesterday from Temescal, where
they went on fishing excursion q
few days ago, They report game
plenty but fish scarce.
We are under obligations to the
boys of the machine and car shops
at the depot for an invitation to the
ball to come OFT at the Pacific Ho
tel August 81, to raise funds to pur.
chase Instruments for the band.
We acknowledge the receipt oI
complimentary ticket to the grand
ball of the Santa Monica Social
Club, to be given at Huneke',
Hall, Santa Monica, this (Wednes-
day evening.
G.. w. Brown, late editor of the
late Star, accompanied by Messrs.
j. Nj. Pierson, T.. T. Murray and
Thomas Wright, returned yester-
day to the Ord district, where he, a
short time ago, located a promis-
ing mine.
Admiral Perkins, Republican
candidate for Governor, arrived on
the Ancon yesterday aud spent the
day at Wilmington and in the eve
ming went down to San Diego, re.
turning by the steamer on Thurs
day.
Miss Nellie Calhoun and Miss
Lola Lawrey went down to San
Diego on the steamer Ancon yes
lerday. Miss Lawrey is former
resident, We believe, of the Bay
City and will receive q warm well
come from her old friends.
Mr.. John Whitney of the Pico
House, Los Angeles, reached here
on Tuesday and regisi cred at the
Hotel as "Chief herdsman of the
9Th Cavalry" AS such he was
passed over the railroad and saved
his fare, Yuma Sentinel
| Our friend DR.. g. Il. Heinzeman
was yesterday admitted to the full
privileges of an American citizen
can vote as early and often as he
pleases-by Judge Willis, Of |, e
County Court. We wish our genial
friend many years in which to eX.
ercse his newly acquired rights.
Rabbi DR.. III. J. Messing, of San
Francisco, accompanied by Mr.. III
mansky, President of his congrega-
ton, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday and left Immediately on a
missionary visit to San Bernardino.
They will return to this city on
Thursday and remain here until
after Sunday.
Mrs. Conroy yesterday filed a
complaint before Mayor Toberman
charging Mrs. Lavelle with hav-
ing struck her with stone, both
ladies being residents of Georgia
street. The case will be heard this
morning, when lively times msy
be expected, fifteen ladies having
been summoned as witnesses.
District Deputy Grand Master, A.
M. Lawrence, assisted by mum.
ber of Past Grands, Monday even
ing installed the following officers
of Angelito Lodge, No. 1875, L o.
O. f: G. Heimann, N. g Max
Mayberg, V. G.; Arthur Heimann,
r.. S; w. A. Spalding, Treasurer;
f. w. Wood, r.. s.; A. Weiss, l..
q.
A gentleman who lately visited
Ventura county informs us that
there is considerable excitement in
that section over what is supposed
to be rich gold discovery. 1t is
properly reopening of an old
mine worked years ego by the Mex