Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-15

Coles circus this afternoon and
evening.
See advertisement of "Board and
Lodging Wanted" In our New To-
Day.
Mr.. s. w. Craigue returned from
San Diego yesterday and is regis
tered ut the Cosmopolitan.
VIM. NJ. Francis, a welI-known
| attorney, late of Santa Barbara,
died at Oakland. of small pox, the
other day.
Mr.. James Feore, Superintendent
of the San Francisco Oil Compa-
ny's works at San Fernando, came
down from San Francisco overland
yesterday.
Constable Boteilo yesterday ar
rested Wong All Young and Wong
All Wing for assaulting All Foy
with Ratchet. The case will be
heard before Justice Lawlor this
afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Lawtop, en old CaIifor.
!. Man, who rec.n..y returned to the
State from u protracted visit In
Ohio, has been assigned by the
Methodist Conference to the pas
tOrate of the church at Riverside.
It is reported that Mr.. NJ. G..
Wheeler, Engineer of the San
Diego branch Of the Atlantic. and
Pacific Railway, has arrived at
San Diego and commenced pre-
liminary survey for that road.
The Los Angeles Guards leave
for San Bernardino to day for their
annual encampment. Several rifle
matches have been arranged with
the San BernardinO Cavalry,which
will take place during their visit.
Messrs. Herdman & Jones, real
estate brokers, offer number Of
improved places, sheep ranges, ETC.,
for sale or rent IN our New To-Day.
Persons desiring either to rent or
purchase will find it to their inter-
est to give them call.
The Third Ward Hancock aud
English Club had very interest.
Ing meeting at their Club room,
corner of Second and Spring streets,
last evening. The exercises con-
sisted principally Of congratuIatory
speeches on the glorious news from
Maine.
Information is wanted of J0hh
Moore, sixty-five years OLD, native
of Staffordshire, England, who is
supposed to have established a
pottery In Los Angeles. His
daughter, Sarah Ann Moore, of
Phoebe, Nevada. wishes to hear
from him.
Two Cinnamon and an American
were arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday on the charge of fighting
and were each mulcted in fine of
SO. A drunk was fined SIS, and
JulianValdez, charged with selling
liquor without n license, contrib
uted $50 to the city's finances.
We are glad to state that We were
misinformed as to the extent of the
injuries received by Mr.. Johnston
at the Wilmington wharf last Sat.
urday. His only injury was SIM
pie fracture of the leg, and ne is
now at the County Hospital, where
he il receiving all the care that his
condition requires.
A grand ball will be given on the
evening Of the 10th of September
the 10th anniversary of Mexican
independence, at Signoret Block
opposite the Pico House. No one
will be admitted without an invita-
ton. BY order of the Committee
B. N. Olivas, Tomas Botello. M
Belasco.
Elsewhere in this morning.
HERALD will be found the adver
tisement OF III. J. Wollacott, No.
. Spring street, wholesale and retail
/ dealer in wines, liquors and cigars
I all of the finest brands. The at
tentiOn of families ia PARTICULAR,
, directed to Mr.. Woollacott's card
as he makes q speciality OF sellinl
by the bottle or gallon.
He is one of our leading Demo
Gratis, and upon being invited by
friend, who is an enthusiast
Greenb back orkIngman-Godftey
lite, to attend one OF their meeting
just outside OF town, thus expresse
i. himself: "Well, I don't belong t
the Greenback Party. / can no
consistently take any part In you
meeting because | never take
false position"
The celebration Of the 10th ann
yersary Of Mexican independents
will commence with literary exc
cIses at the Plaza, Sonoratown, Q
II O'Clock tonight, when an at
dress will be delivered by Seflor V
llalobOs, The exercises Will col
tinue until after twelve O'Clock,
,. which hour the dia gloriosn b.
gins, On the 18th the lit
rary exercises will take plat
after the return Of the processio
to the plaza. Sefior Eulogio r. q
Cells will be the orator OF the day
= Mr.. Francisco Sauterio will rea
the declaration Of Mexican indt
pendence. Brief oratlons will /