Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-08-26
LOCAL BREVITIE Es;,

LOCAL BREVITIEs.
See advertisement of situation
wanted.
The steamer Aucon sails for Sar
Francisco this afternoon.
Mr.. Arpad Haraszthy, of Sar
Francisco, is registered at the Cos.
mopOlitan.
Mr.. l.. j. Rose, of Sunny Slope,
returned from San Francisco by
rail yesterday.
City Attorney Godfrey returned
from short visit to Santa Barbara
by steamer Ancon on Sunday.
The annual Catholic Jubilee
commenced at the Cathedral on
Sunday and will be concluded to.
morrow evening.
Attention is directed to the ad.
vertisement of Miss Bengough who
will reopen her select school on
Monday, September 1st.
We have received Nos. l and
of the Santa Ana Herald, a cam
paign daily, published at that
place by Mr.. Nap Donovan.
A young lad was arrested
yesterday for stoning Chi
naman. He will have hearing
before Judge Carrillo to-day.
The announcement of Milton
Lindley, Workingmen's candidate
for County Treasurer, appears else
where in this mornings HERALD.
Old Kelly, who was discharged
from sixty days service in the
chain gang OH Saturday, was sent
back for All additional thirty days
yesterday.
Judge Eastman has returned
from his stumping tour in the in-
terest of the Republican ticket. He
looks very much improved by his
arduous experiences.
We had the pleasure of meeting
Mr.. VIM. Harrison, editor Of the
San Francisco Hotel Register, who
Is paying Los Angeles a visit. He
is registered at the Pico House.
We received u pleasant call yes
terday from Judge l.. G. Granger,
of San Buenaventura, who passed
through Los Angeles on his way to
San Bernardino. He returns to
this city to-day.
The horse race at Santa Monica
on Sunday was won by Rogers's
sorrel horse. The animal was after
wards raffled and won by man
from the cafipn, who re-sold it to
Mr.. Rogers.
Mr.. f. e. Gravel, of Page &
Gravel, returned from Tucson, Ari.
zona, on Saturday last to settle up
some private business. Mr.. Gravel
Is firm believer in the future of
the Territory and will shortly 60
back.
Jarret L. Richards, Esq, of Santa
Barbara, Republican candidate for
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court, and Mr.. Thomas r. Bard, OF
Ventura, arrived by yesterdays
overland train and are stopping at
the Pico House.
Bill Wallace, who was so badly
beaten at Santa Monica a few days
ago, was in the city yesterday, al.
most entirely recovered. He de-
sires us to say that none of the
Arizona excursionists had any
hand In the rough treatment to
which he was subjected.
Mr.. Rohr, fireman on the Santa
Monica train, while in bathing on
Sunday became entangled in the
kelp and had it not been for the
cries of boy which brought Mr.
Farrell to his assistance, who
rushed into the water with his
clothes on, he would probably have
drowned.
Gen. o. b. Wilcox is reported te
have had conference with the Di
rectors of the Southern Pacific
Railroad, and to have stated thai
they agreed to reduce their freigh
tariff to Arizona twenty-five PEE
cent, this reduction to take plac,
September lst.- Yuma Sentinel.
The Indian runners taker
through Los Angeles some day
ago, by Mr.. Jaeger, of Yuma, are
at Tubbs' hotel, Oakland, and oil
Monday last began training a
Badgers Park, one OF them max
ing n miles in twelve hours. The
attendants pronounce their per
formance marvellous.
The Yuma Sentinel of the 2Sl
says that quite high wind visited
Texas Hill last Monday night
-'.'.a -. / was entirely demol
.t though The outhous
I... lined standing It's roo
Iu ru.. way. AS the train
i.It ne at this station thi
/ .s ul.. Zh on the passengers
/ Gl ..H however, has beer
. equal tn t occasion and has mad
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