Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-09-19
LOCAL BR EVITIE ss.

Bass & Co.'S pale ale on draught
at MCKENzIE's
Mr.. E. J. Baldwin got down from
San Francisco yesterday.
Gen. George Stoneman has re-
turned from short visit to San
Francisco.
See advertisement of wine pipes
and puncheons for sale, in our New
To-Day.
AngeleiIos at San Francisco ho-
tells on the 18th: w. Woodwork,
ID. H. Morse, The Baldwin; H. c.
Davis, Palace.
1t is reported that Mr.. Norman
Mckenzie, who returned from a
prospecting trip Wednesday, has
discovered coal mine in the San
Fernando mountains.
Jewish New Year was observed
yesterday by the closing of a num-
Der of our principal business houses
and by a general attendance of our
fellow citizens of that faith at the
Synagogue.
In our Court report yesterday, by
an oversight, we published the
name of Guilermo Moreno as hav-
ing been arraigued on charge of
burglary, when it should have been
MiraadO. We make the dn,ende
to MIR. Moreno.
Vigilance Hook and Ladder Co,
No. will give q grand ball on DC.
tober 4th to raise funds to buy uni
forms. We cordially recommend
the ball to our readers and hope
there may be generous patronage
to this worthy company.
Judge Walker, on Friday last, we
learn, shipped ten tons Of paper
pulp from his mill at Soledad to
New York. The supply of raw ma
terra! in that region is ilimitable
and we trust this shipment is but
the forerunner of r large and lucra.
tive trade.
Mr.. Henry Stuhr, Superintend-
snt of Don Mateo Keller's wine
presses, has finished crushing the
foreign grapes grown in the Rising
Sun vineyard. Two days were oc-
cupied in the work, and as a SAM
Pile of the power of Mr.. Keller's
steam crusher, we will state that
eight tons were crushed in fifteen
minutes.
HubbelI, the man arrested on
suspicion Of intent to roll a coun-
tryman the night before, was ar
raigned before the Mayor yester-
day and, in default of $40 fine, was
| sent to the chain gang for ten days.
Johnny Allen, for stealing robe
from Mr.. Brodrick's carriage, also
went up for ten days.
Says the San Bernardino Times:
The case Of Dryer vs.. the Los An
geles Fluming Co on trial for the
past two days in the District Court,
has been continued pending further
testimony. Dwyer claims the own
ership of two valuable mines for
merly known as the Balance and
MONDAY mines at Resting Springs.
Messrs. J. M. Griffith, j. 81
Slauson and John e. Jackson left
yesterday for the Resting Springs
mining district. The party went
by train to Mojave, where they
will be met by teams from the
mines. Mr.. Jackson goes out to
make a survey of the district, and
will be absent about a month.
A quorum of the signers to the
rolls of the Z>uave Company hay
ing failed to put in an appearance
last night, the meeting, after ap-
pointing Messrs. NJ. Lehman, Ed.
Bollinger, Charles Bragg and H.
Murray committee to solicit
membership, adjourned until next
Thursday evening, when all those
who signed the rolls and others in
terested are earnestly requested to
be present.
The concluding bull fights at
Agricultural Park, yesterday,
though not so largely attended as
those of the day before, were much
more exciting. Don Antonio
Aguilar in his encounter with one
OF the bovines was jammed up
against the side of the corral and,
after being thrown to the ground,
only succeeded in getting away
from the Infatuated animal by the
| exercise of great agility. AS a
wind up to the sport five dollars
was placed in gunny sack which
was fastened to the horns of n bull
as q prize for any one who could
take 1t. A number of Indians start
ed in pursuit of taurus, one catch
ing him by the tail while Others
mounted his back, all clutching a,
the coveted prize. The fun wa
' fast and furious until it came to
division of the spoils, each claim
ing the larger share, when the spor
almost ended i'm a row.