Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-09-08
LOCAL. HREVITIES,.

Deputy Sheriff Ling returned
from San Quentin yesterday.
Mr.. ]. de Barth Shorb, eff San
Marine. San Gabriel valley, was in
the city yesterday.
A squad Of six United States
soldiers passed through Los Ange.
les yesterday for Arizona.
The September schedule of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
will be found in the proper column
of this mornings HERALD.
At the recent meeting of the
Democratic County Central Com
mittee Mr.. V. Ponet was nomi-
mated for County Coroner, vice DR..
Rlves, deceased.
Mr.. George F. Mcclellan, of the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company's
Office in this city, got home from a
visit to Oregon by the steamer ORR
zaba yesterday.
We are under obligations for
complimentary tickets to the ami
versary ball of the Los Angeles
Guards, which takes place at Mill.
tary Hall next Thursday evening.
Amador Arminto, the man who
bought the buggy robe from Fields,
was examined before Justice Law
lor yesterday and was held in $500
bail for trial OH the charge of re-
ceiving stolen goods.
The Democratic delegates from
the Sixth SupervIsoral District
met at Anaheim on Monday and
nominated w. F. Cooper, present
incumbent, for Supervisor from
that district.
Mr.. E. ]. Baldwin, in our New
To. Day, gives notice that no one in
Los Angeles county is authorized
to incur any liability on his ac-
count from and after September 2,
1850. See notice.
We are indebted to Mr.. B. NJ. LIE.
long for some very fine prunes
which he brought from the State
University grounds, at Berkeley;
also for some very thin shelled
wslnuts,. a French variety, known
as the "Grand Noble.n
Mr.. B. M. Lelong, who has been
absent in the upper part of the
State for some months, returned
home by steamer Orizaba yester-
day. He thinks Los Angeles is
about as lively as any place lie Wis.,
tied and Is perfectly willing to
risk his chances here.
By announcement elsewhere it
will be seen that tho delegates from
the Fifth Supervisorial District to
the Democratic County Conven-
ton are requested to meet at the
Club room ia DowDey Block next
Saturday to nominate q candidate
for Supervisor from the Fifth Dis
trict.
Col. w. II. Norway has arrived
In Los Angeles from the chain Of
mountains on the line of Venturs
and Los Angeles counties. He hal
been prosecuting. his surveys al
United States Deputy Surveyor.
Part of the region he has been OPP
Grating on Is at an altitude of 600(
feet above the level of the sea
Within the past ten days he has
seen ice form to the thickness of Q
quarter of an inch. Col. Norway
looks hardy and bronzed by Hit
mountain experience.
Mrs. Francis G. Coulter, the ven
cradle mother OF Rev. Ii. F. Coul
ter, died at the residence of her Sol
on Olive street, this city, at
o'clock yesterday morning, from
heart disease. Deceased was borl
at Orange Court House, Virginia
Novem Der %, 1907. and had, there
fore, attained more than the scrip
tural limit of three score years an
) ten. Her life has been one Of use
fulness and we'll doing and, as
consequence, she was greatly bt
loved and venerated by all VIII
knew her. Owing to the absenc
of her son, who cannot reach her
before, the funeral has been pos
poned until O'Clock Thursday al
tern00n.
Yesterday evening man VIII
/. stops at the California House, CO
ner of Alameda and Also street
Z complained at Police Headquarte
that his blankets and clothing hs
!. been stolen from his room. Oflic'
ellis was detailed to work I'll
matter up. When he reached Il
L house he made enquiries and learl
Il ed that there was man name
Chilesman sleeping In one OF Il
!. rooms who intended to start +
, San Fernando during the nigh
tGIllIs walked the intending trave
or up and on examining his effec
found the stolen articles, cOnsistil
Of pair of blankets, q pair OF ne
J, boots, a new hat, shirt, overall
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