Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-14
LOCAL RR ES,

noon.
The steamer Ancon is due from
San Francisco to day.
The Great Register from A to L
inclusive, about 1900 names, Is now
in the hands of the printer.
Admiral Locke may copgratu-
late himself upon the fact that his
hrst managerial venture is a de-
cided success.
A Democratic meeting will be
held at Compton this evening.
Speaker: II Gordon, E. NJ. San
ford aud T. B. Brown.
Jerry Illig, of the Cincinnati
Chop House, Is fitting up his new
quarters on Main street, near the
corner of Court, in fine style.
Angelefios at San Francisco he
tells on the 18th: J. M. Griffith and
wife, Cosmopolitan; B Blake, Pal
ace; 5. M. White, Brooklyn.
The Messrs. Knox and McNally,
of Globe City, inform us that that
district Is looming up of late. New
milling facilities will result Iii q
largely increased yield of bullion
The Ganoe.Oakley investigation
will be resumed before Justice
Baldwin at 10 o'clock this morning
General Baldwin fills the triple
role Of magistrate, interpreter and
scribe.
Edward Charnack and George
A. Sanford, charged with assault
by Cyrus Lyon, have been held by
Justice Carrillo to await the action
of the Grand Jury.
J. Bolan, who was arrested on
Monday for disturbing the peace,
was examined before Justice Bald
win and discharged, the cnarse not
being sustained.
The Sunday School of the Chris
tlan Church picnic at Oak Grove,
Pasadena, to-day. The party will
start from the store of Mr.. Coulter,
Baker block, at 8 A. NJ.
Among the assets of the estate of
DIR. Burtnett, deceased, filed In the
Probate Court, and crossed off as
worthless by the appraiser, is IA
charge of SIS against Denis Kear-
ney for repairing his head after the
Rule cOuf1ict at Santa Ana.
Miss Maggie Redding has again
laid US under obligations for an ex-
quisite bouquet, composed of tube
roses and carnations. The clusters
of tuberoses are simply superb and
excel anything of the Kind we have
ever seen.
II the men who were desirous of
being candidates for Office in the
Fl. B. organization of California
were added to those who carried off
the nominations, a pretty accurate
idea of the membership of the
ephemeral party would thus be OBJ
taiped.
Entries for the three days. and
nights pedestrian contest, COM
mencing at the Horticultural Pa
vilion August 2sth, close at noon
to day. Persons desiring to enter
should leave their names with r.
G. Pearson, Secretary.
Commissioner Whiting yester-
day held Mr.. Z. J. Baldwin to an-
swer in the sum of $1,000 in the ac-
ton Instituted against him by the
United States Revenue officials.
When the case IL fully heard we
shall know the "true inwardness"
of this Interesting matter.
The ship Colusa is now being
loaded with grain at Wilmington,
principally barley, which is des.
tined for Milwaukee,, Wisconsin,
we understand. The Culusa will
carry about $4,000 sacks and will
bring u return cargo OF the cele-
brated Milwaukee lager aud other
merchandise to this port.
Last night while Professor Ru-
thard was engaged at the rehearsal
of Pinafore, at Turn Verein Hall,
some thief, with no music in his
soul, and who, consequently, was
fit for treason, stratagems aud
spoils, stole his horse and buggy,
which had been left in front of the
hall.
A farmer named Price, who was
driving along Spring street yester
day afternoon, collided with Miss
Redding's phaeton and overturned
It. Miss Redding was thrown out,
but fortunately received no injury.
The vehicle was damaged to t. ie
amount of $5. which Price paid
and was permitted to go his way.
Col. Charley Thomas, of Hem
NETT valley, San Diego county, is
visiting Los Angeles. Col. Thomas
is q candidate for Supervisor on the
Straight Democratic ticket nomi-
mated at Temecula. He is an old
citizen of our neighbOring county,
thoroughly posted as to the wants
of its people and II elected, as we
feel sure he will be, will make an
efficient aud useful official.
The glad peals of marriage bel q
rang out in the San Grabriel val
ley yesterday In celebration Of the
marriage of Mr.. John V. Wachtel
10 Miss Nina Rose. The groom is
the courteous and popular book
keeper of the Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank, gentleman who,
during his residence In Los Ange.
les, has made hosts of friends. The
bride Is the beautiful and acc nm :
pIished daughter of l. ]. Rose,
ESQ , of Sunny Slope. We beg to
ha nndarafond aa th rowing OIIr ahOe