Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-14
Justice Fisher holds for trial the

Justice Fisher holds for trial the
three men, Corona, Stoner ant
Reno, for the robbery Of Mr.. Stein
hart, Of Anaheim. 6toner, he
youngest of the three, turned
States evidence against his two
com pani0ns--a fair send-of for the
Information Corona gave the
Sheriff, which led to the arrest Of
Stoner. .t. ,.-...s...
The announcements Of Mr.. Refugio
Bilderrain a. . candidate for cleo.
ton to the office OF City Tax Col
lector appears under New To- Day
Mr.. Blldprrain 10 q we'll known aud
responsible citizen and, should he
be elected, will, we have no doubt,
discharge the duties Of the Office
faithfully. Ir r.. - 5slao f.
We had the pleasure of lencoun-
tering Hop. Asa Ellis ia Los An.
geles yesterday. The old war
horse has recovered from q .trifilng
iDdispositi0D and looks as N he
might live to go many times e.,
the Legislature. By the way, he
has never gone there yet without
manifest benefit to his constitu
ents. sf IA "a 'ts.r'4 70 ga+ l'.e 81
Mr.. Horace Burdick, at the re-
quest Of many friends, announces
himself elsewhere In this morn
ipg's HERALD as q, candidate for
City Tax Collector. Mr.. Burdick
10 an old aud well known citizen ol
Los Angeles and, should he be
chosen to this responsible position,
will discharge It's duties with sat.
isfaction to his constituents. y ls.
Mr.. Abbott. Kinney. = wealthy
gentleman who some time. ago set.
tied In the San Gabriel valley.
near the Sierra Msdrea Villa, II
building himself9 a palatisl man.
sion and il improving his place on
. very thorough seaie. He has dis.
bursed his shekeis ,lavishly aud
will shortly DO able to bnast Of one
Of the "boss" homes Of Southern
California. 6a,o..,s ,r 3tss Il 5ai. n, y
The Ladies' Benevolent Society
will give = bon bon party on We'd
nesdsy evening, Nov. 24th. It will
be an entertainment rsplste with
novel features aud In addition to
the sterling beneficial purpose Of
the bail, It Will BE- Recommended
by gaiety, dash aud sprigtiinsss
Good. music, fine Ward and q
thorough programme won d assure
sucCesgg evepTwereathe charitable
Impulse absent. ,2ia4.t y @si--' 80
n, ID Yesterday morning, when Ange.
IL nos arose and tried, to, turn, on
their hydrant faucets, they found,
10 their surprise, that The water was
frozen in the pipes. This was pref.
" good for semi.troptc California,
aud In tie early November days,
at that. Last winter was excep-
tionally cold. 80 was the sum mer,
for that matter, and 1t looks as II
the climax were about TO be capped
by another cold winter. u LIST US
hops that IT will be wet one, also.
Mr.. W9H. Workman has GATH
cred from % acres OF his whey ard
this season. $50 tons OF grapes, an
average Of 10 tons per acre. FROM
80 selected vines ia the same vine.
u a ri ho nv IN rod ono tnv~ N N uvns.
age of Az pounds per vine. ~ a., The
grapes are OF tile Mission variety.
This portion of hts vineyard is
about sixty Year, old and Is locat-
ed on the rich bottom Of the Los
Angeles river IS g,I HslG-r. I'VE
The Los Angeles Guards have
commenced the formation of q H.
brary at their armory In the Mer-
oed Theatre building. Contribu.
tions Ut books will be thankfully
received. The reading room win
be located on the third floor which
has been secured In addition to the
main hall. The offices aud store
rooms OF the company wilt also be
removed to the upper floor, thus
ginning, when the stage and parti-
tions are removed, more room for
drilling.g .,ea-7oq - ,api.d s.aF5..
In Justice Lawlor's Court yester.
day Jesus Childs and wife, the
prosecuting witnesses in the case
Of Hamilton McCulloch, who was
arrested for attem pied rape, were
brought up for failing to appear
when that case was called for ex-
animation last Monday, aud fined
$40 each. Juliaiia Valeuzuela was
arraigned for the sa me cause. She,
however, was discharged, her faiI.
ure 10 appear having been caused
by Childs, who told her that the
CASE had been settled aud she was
not wanted. t.ll2 VI @-t'e
We are informed that several
public spirited gentlemen of this
city, recognizing the great dearth
Of amusements In Los Angeles
during the long winter evenings,
have BET on foot q movement
which, If 1t meets with encourage
ment from our citizens, cannot but
result In adding to the attractions
of our city. These gentlemen pro
pose to Institute series OF lectures,
readings aud ether entertAi n meuis
by the best talent on the Pacific
Coast. The drst entertainment VIII
copsist Of a course OF three lectures
by Prof. ID. X. Higg,ns, Of Ssn
francisco, the celebrated .elUcu.
zionist, to take plsc, on the even
ings of December 9Th, 7th and S,h
As the gentlemen who are active
in this movement are entirely
unsel fi.h-sxcept that they exp. ct
to share In whatever smusernent
10 misunderstanding no desire to
make amo0ey, We should think
that Our Deoulo would gladly do n 4