Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-23

Mr.. T. w. Stackpole leaves for a
short paseo to Arizona to-day.
The beautiful nights of last week
have been succeeded by fogs which
one could almost cut with a knife.
Tapia has been discharged by
Judge Lawlor for lack of evidence
to sustain the charge on which he
was arraigned.
Mr.. G. G. Lips, of T.. Martin &
Co., goes out to Arizona to-day on
O business visit of u week or ten
days duration.
The cold weather has postponed
the vintage season fully month.
The purple bunches are now being
gathered, however.
The Los Angeles Gas Company
had working party out yesterday
examing the mains. For dis.
tance of one mile they found but
single break.
The Mayor is holding under ad.
visement the case of two boys.
Charles Androws AID Frank
Strong, arrested Oh suspicion OF
stealing pair of pants.
Mr.. Dunn yesterday dispatched
two thousand tons of barley for
military use in Arizona. Our
farmers will be gl ad to learn that
a requisition has arrived for three
thousand additional tons.
A large shipment of ladies',
misses and infants, sandals, just
received, will be sold at bedrock
prices. Lewis Bros, 81 and SO
Spring street, opposite the Post
office.
Mr.. II. Ii. Hewitt, the foreman
Of the HERALD job Office, has re-.
turned from weeks paseo to San
Francisco, looking very much the
better for his.short season of recre-
alton.
Mr.. DUN. U. s. Inspector of
Subsistence for Southern California
and Arizona, narrowly escaped be-
ing crushed by some falling sacks
Of barley, during the discharge Of
his official duties yesterday.
We are told that October 2nd we
are to have q second orotorical in
| Fiction from Pacheco. This time,
though, the affliction will be allie.
Waited by a speech from Thomas
r. Bard, E.q., of Ventura. who Is
credited with being gentleman of
considerable intelligence.
Mr.. G. II. Simpkins, President of
the Gas Works, has arrived from
the up country and speaks in glow
ing terms Of the improvement he
notices in Los Angeles since his
former visit. He thinks that this
section has the best prospects Of
any portion Of California.
Judge Hines disclaims having Of.
ficiated in u former marriage
chronicled in the HERALD, but
pleads guilty to having tied the
Newham.Fish marital knot be-
tween q native of Germany and q
native of Alaska, recorded in the
proper column.
The Tombstone Epitoph on Tues.
day morning appeared in an eight
page form, the first eight.page
daily in the Territory. The bonny
Epitdph is prosperous, and the
many who know its efforts 10 ad-
vance our mining interests are
heartily glad of it.-Iucson Citizen.
United States Marshal Dunlap is
in San Bernardino, for the purpose
Of serving warrants of arrest on
those persons who have been &C.
cused by Indian Agent Lawson Of
selling whisky to Indians. A
batch of ten or twelve will be tried
upon this charye.-San Bernor.
dino Times.
Attention Is directed to the ad-
vertisement OF the regular BIZ
monthly meeting OF the Democrat
| ic Club of Los Angeles, to be held
at headquarters, In Downey block,
| which appears elsewhere. There
should be q large attendance.
Button, vino won the three-year-
old stakes at Sacramento yesterday
belongs to Mr.. 8. Crandsll, of Peta'
luna. Annie Laurie. who beat
Button at Oakland, was close Sec
ond. Which fact must be crafty
ing to her owner, Mr.. Smith, of the
Monte.
| A. Sydney Smith, to whom the
Times Office is indebted for many
fayors, left this morning for the
"Caves,n one station this side o
Soda Lake, where he will remain
for several months for the bensfl
Of his health. We sincerely trust
he will return to us we'll and hearty
). San Bernardin0 Times.
Sheriff Rowland and the Messrs
Stephen M. White, James Q. Kay
and ], G. Reddy went out to Sepui
veda cafion on a hunting expedt
| tion yesterday. Quail rabbits ano
deer are supposed to be aimed ~
and dire will be the destruction o.
ali sorts of game which allow sal
to be sprinkled on their tails.
The regular annual meeting o
the Congregational Church wa'
held last night, and the election o
officers for the ensuing year re
suited in Mr.. q. J. Hutchtns beini
elected pastor, Mr.. J. Q. Brow
Treasurer, and Messfs. benS,TIesn
Boutwell,, Haskell and Wolcot
Trustees.
We direct attention to the doubl
jaoIun m n Al advertloeme ent else where